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   by tbeseda 2y ago

   My experience was similar[0] and my conclusions line up with the author here. Summed up: thinking about the problem is the hard part. I can think faster than I can code, but I can code faster than I can write out (in a detailed enough way t
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   by tbeseda 2y ago

   https://archive.li/ITyf1
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   Fallout Cyberdeck: capable of withstanding a post-apocalyptic nuclear wasteland(hackaday.io)

   2 points by tbeseda 2y ago|0 comments
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   by tbeseda 2y ago

   Ah so the tab component doesn't render without JS. Because I can't see the form render in the docs. Which is in a tab. Tabs can also be plain HTML + CSS. Even easier now with :has
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   by tbeseda 2y ago

   I'd really like a set of elements like this that is truly HTML + CSS. Vanilla. Layer on some _optional_ JS for some enhancements. But this franken <form> element requires JavaScript to even render. Same for the tooltip, leader, c
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   by tbeseda 2y ago

   With the release of Quill v2, I went away from TipTap + PM to Quill. My use case is not super complex. I just want a decent editing experience (for trusted, technical people, not average end users) and solid HTML I can save to a db. Quill h
7. 67.▲
   by tbeseda 3y ago

   That's a lot of points and not a lot of comments.
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   by tbeseda 3y ago

   I imagine the complaint is around Bun's use of Discord as community coordination tooling -- linked in the site's header. The post isn't implying Bun should be involved in the creation of an alternative. (I'm not here to
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   by tbeseda 3y ago

   Definitely! And I'll likely use that raw URL in my tooling going forward. So thanks for starting the repo. I'm thinking it also helps to bring up a feature request on the source material so we can all limit the drift. ie. if darkv
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    Thanks for the work on this! I automated my site's robots.txt[0] by scraping your site. It would be extra nice if darkvisitor.com exposed a plain text version or JSON representation of the list. [0] https://tbeseda.com/
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    Scratching an itch with a personal project: https://hnr.app/ "HN Reader" It's supposed to be the API layer for a Mac app while I learn Swift, but I got carried away with the web view I was using to debug and
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    Gonna need a citation on that. I _highly_ doubt most developers write code across a secure shell.
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    It's almost like the methodology is borderline pseudo-science. Many choices are irrational and unexplained. Several key models are missing from each brand's lineup. Tacoma? Ranger? They have Tundra and F-150...
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    Blink WEI “will not ship in current form”(toot.cafe)

    40 points by tbeseda 3y ago|14 comments
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    Interesting! What are the limits of `evaluate()` in browsers? I see it is available in 95% of users' browsers [1], but is it consistent in its implementation of XPath? How does its performance compare to `querySelector[All]`? Might be
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    Or: bears hibernate, bulls charge
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    For the sake of a compiler? I'd rather not add complexity for complexity's sake. Or does it give you another advantage not mentioned above?
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    by tbeseda 3y ago

    meow for argument processing and other niceties https://github.com/sindresorhus/meow inquirer for interactivity/input (select, text, boolean, etc) https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js
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    by tbeseda 4y ago

    This is a much better outline of the article than the article's own table of contents. Makes much more sense, even if it's still incredibly narrow in scope.
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    by tbeseda 4y ago

    GitHub star count /s
21. 81.▲
    by tbeseda 4y ago

    1,400+ points now. and climbing. 8 comments... fishy for sure
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    by tbeseda 4y ago

    It might be a rare opinion in JS ecosystem, but I like the scope of this project. It solves the crux of the problem; I can compose the rest (like testing other strings alongside the input to account for typos)
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    by tbeseda 4y ago

    These are helpful. Thanks jonas-w and hazelnut-tree
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    Ask HN: Curated list of JavaScript-free/lite sites?

    14 points by tbeseda 4y ago|6 comments
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    by tbeseda 4y ago

    I think the convention of `~somepackage` is more common than using `@` as a shortcut.
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    by tbeseda 4y ago

    I don't know that this is the whole story in your specific case, sheetjs...
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    by tbeseda 5y ago

    Archive link with https https://archive.li/R8Nxi
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    by tbeseda 5y ago

    and https://surge.sh/ should always get a mention when static site hosting comes up
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    by tbeseda 5y ago

    Nice writeup, Lee. Zig is also pretty interesting for this type of tooling, see https://bun.sh/
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    by tbeseda 5y ago

    Thanks, dang. Is this a Sunday morning phenomenon? the shift in HN audience bias. Kinda bizarre thread.