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by throwaway284534 4y ago
That’s pretty accurate. I suppose what I should’ve wrote was that there a some template data helpers that can’t be modified or reimplemented from the vantage point of non-Ghost contributor. And somewhat more painful, adding new Handlebars h
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Personally speaking as a developer, I had not-so-great experience building a Ghost blog last year. The choice of Handlebars templates brought all the usual headaches of stringly typed language: no IDE feedback on what’s in scope, unclear va
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Personally, I’ve felt the most fulfilled when I’m pushing the limits of my knowledge and building something that matters. And after 10 years, I’m finally comfortable in saying that I know a lot about web development. I’ll never know everyth
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
You’re absolutely right. I actually chose Vyvanse for that same reason, and yet the limits are still applied as if the drug is as abusable as Adderall. Personally, I have no difficulty tapering doses on the weekends, even pouring out half t
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
This is a exactly the kind of puritanical catch-22 that entrenches every corner ADHD treatment. “Oh, your justification for access to the high-inducing , party drug of amphetamine is that it’ll cure your lack of focus? Well, if these dange
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
I gotta say, I'm terribly addicted to antagonizing these rude conversations, usually by saying the most escalating thing I can think of on the spot. "What does reading and writing to a database mean?" "I suppose you c
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
It’s just a fact: Anyone who has an easier life than my own is petty, and anyone that has it harder should be grateful that their life isn’t worse! (Sarcasm)
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Meow at your cat and you might just learn something. I’ve successfully learned my cat’s “language.” Thankfully it’s a small vocabulary. Unfortunately, they know that I know what they want when the subject of cat treats comes up. Funny enoug
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
As someone who got a nose job, I’ve heard this line too many times to count. It seems that people want to believe the only reason I would remove the hump on my nose is because of society’s beauty standards. I’m not allowed to simply not lik
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
The best thing about grandfather clocks is that they will always tell you the time. You may not like it, but it is a fact you must accept. Nobody appreciates father time, but he knows best.
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Possibly, yes. I have noticed a de-grumpifying effect over the past year or so. Early Hacker News had a strong pedantic voice that bordered on parody, almost painfully so when discussing inoffensive topics. Maybe it’s been Dang’s gradual mo
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
What if I told you I lost a million dollars playing high stakes underground billiards? Well that's not true. It’s significantly more than a million…
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Respectfully, I disagree and I don’t believe this article is written well. An entire essay cannot stand in for a thesis statement, or at least not without disregarding the reader’s time. I think what especially frustrates me about this arti
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Thanks for taking a look through! I appreciate the feedback. I'll disable to page transitions for now, especially since they're poorly supported on iOS anyway.
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Disclaimer: I’m working on a micro fiction app. Ironically, Justin’s argument gets lost in repetitive rhetoric. Not that repeating an idea for emphasis is bad per se — I personally lost interest at the 60% mark once I got the gist of it. He
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Technically yes, but I would argue that words “Java” and “JavaScript” have as much to do with one another as “car” and “carpet.” I think most of us have run into a clueless recruiter that assumes the languages are interchangeable or even ap
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How can I get my boyfriend to stop digging his tunnel?(old.reddit.com)
352 points by throwaway284534 4y ago|320 comments
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by throwaway284534 4y ago
Obviously if you don’t want your pool surveilled by low orbit satellites, you’re free to either raise your home to a higher altitude, or consider relocating to a more private and subterranean dwelling.
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
Respectfully, I believe we have different standards of a “good trackpad.” You’re absolutely right that a premium price would command a better experience. I’m just not seeing it. System76 is selling a rebranded Clevo shell with all the issue
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
In my opinion as a Linux and Mac user, a lack of consistent user experience. And I’m not talking about raw functionality, but the character and demeanor of a Linux computer. Here’s a short laundry list of personal gripes: I don’t know why H
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
When it comes to the index.js issue, I’m partial to “unwrapping” component directories. For example, if a Post component has a few one off sub-components, they’re placed in Post subdirectory: src/ components/ P
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
I don’t believe the author would’ve put the same emphasis on the gender ratio if it was all male speakers. That they consider an all female group a noteworthy observation is exactly what’s antiquated about this kind of thinking. All male gr
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
My most frustrating experience with Hugo is their template language and lack of clear explanations, often waiving away any complexities as, “They’re just Go templates.” Fair enough, but the docs make no attempt to explain how scoping works,
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
I’m glad I’m not the only one who finds this “feature” annoying. Most of the videos are the same polarizing guidelines we’ve heard over the past two years, only now they’re regurgitated through a seemingly endless list of new channels I hav
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
Your approach is very clever! I think it would be even fancier as a script hosted on a CDN a la Firebug, e.g. https://debugjs.global?var=foobar A sort of “Drop this script tag into your app to track down that pesky variable.”
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
I’d like to say more than “me too,” but you’ve nailed why I love ligature fonts so much. It’s strange to me how the OP is so laser focused on ligatures being “bad” because they violate Unicode. Coding up novel solutions is a stalwart of wha
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
Maybe I’m just full of Ruby on Rails induced trauma, but I can’t remember any particular pleasant memories. Every app would start with a reasonable and straightforward view layer, usually ERB templates sprinkled with jQuery, and then slowly
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
“Companies want their workers back in the office.” Oh, cool…but just to be clear, we are talking about everyone coming back to their very own private rooms when they commute to your special business building, right? Y’know, as in each emplo
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
You’re right that this is really easy to mess up, especially when defining an array index e.g. const todos: string[] = [“walk dog”]; todos[123].toUpperCase() // error! IMO non constant (as defined by TypeScript) array
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by throwaway284534 5y ago
Hey! Thanks for the explanation, but I don’t fully understand the two projects. Is this built with code-server, or do the server parts of Gitpod come from Microsoft? Where should I submit PRs?

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