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by tln 6y ago
Maybe the responsiveness? In a real use case I think you'd want to have a set grid size so responsiveness seems like an odd goal.
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by tln 6y ago
> they fear speaking out publicly Are there cases where Apple has retaliated against developers that do speak out publicly? Or is the reticence to go public because they know that any chance of special treatment is worth keeping silent?
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by tln 6y ago
"forthsheet" What an interesting combination!
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by tln 6y ago
Good call. I use this https://github.com/mattkersley/Responsive-Design-Testing too, modified with 1366 x 768 as one of the three "key sizes" to design for.
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by tln 6y ago
Damnit! This article fucked up my setup. I just went in and fiddled with Display settings and my 4k TV doesn't show 1:1 scaling anymore. I mean, it's Catalina issue, but still. Tonsky: May your Helvetica always be silently replace
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by tln 6y ago
36" As long as you can find a unicycle shop, you should be fine :)
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by tln 6y ago
Blacklist has been in English for hundreds of years with the current meaning... I guess it would not be obvious to ESL developers but do you avoid other difficult vocabulary? Just curious Allowlist and denylist are great alternatives except
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by tln 6y ago
> almost 1% of our profits The article says 1%, his tweet says 1/3... but that seems low! Apple's cut is 30%. To only take 1/3 of profits, costs must only be 10% of revenue... cost of support, advertising, AND development.
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by tln 6y ago
> English teacher Hitomi Igarashi shared what she has learned to be the “correct Japanese way to write the alphabet” on her blog back in 2018, and it might surprise you. Wish that blog was linked! (or I could find it) While I'm wish
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by tln 6y ago
Google doesn't seem to be popping up lots of competing businesses in all kinds of verticals like Amazon does (or Microsoft has for a long time). Maybe I'm not seeing it right, but IMO Google seems less predatory than they could be
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by tln 6y ago
User agents usually do this. This Basic.css demo does show an outline for Chrome and Safari, but not Firefox... odd, because that does appear if I remove Basic.css stylesheet.
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by tln 6y ago
What network are you on that gives you 14kb packets from the internet? My loopback has MTU of 16kb, everything else is 1500 or less
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by tln 6y ago
They are excellent fonts. Neither is default across platforms though, nor are they serif fonts... For a sans serif, default font, I like Palatino. Classic, nice open counters.
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by tln 6y ago
I can't believe the screen wasn't seen as an upgrade. Going from non-retina 300 nits to retina 500 nits with crazy good color?
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by tln 6y ago
FWIW enabling designers is one reason I like Vue a lot (as compared to react). With single file components[0], it's quite possible to contribute knowing just html+css. In fact the scoped CSS makes Vue files superior to plain html+css f
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by tln 6y ago
Are you commenting on a trend or Bonsai CSS? Because 8kb doesn't seem too bad
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by tln 6y ago
Sometimes I wish that python strings weren't directly iterable... this article sums it up better than I ever could https://www.xanthir.com/b4wJ1 ...then str.strip and variants could be cleanly and logically extended to
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by tln 6y ago
Are you under the impression that Apple diligently replies to bug reports or that XCode is not buggy?
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by tln 6y ago
I think Keybase does a decent job here. You can invite someone to a team by email, and they need to install the app, pick a username, and follow the join team instructions. It's probably technically not as easy for a one off situation
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by tln 6y ago
You could use `git worktree add` to avoid messing up the main working tree.
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by tln 6y ago
How far along is development?
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by tln 6y ago
"a tad clunky"? Every single person I've shown boardgamearena.com has commented on the subpar UX. But then we play a few games of Coup and all is good :) https://acquire.tlstyer.com/ is a good implementation
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by tln 6y ago
Having to use postgres seems like a plus :) besides being a great dbms, using postgres means you can port to other hosts easily, as opposed to say firebase. I second heroku for OPs requirements, extremely easy to set up and manage, and th
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by tln 6y ago
> If we rewound to ~2010, froze Facebook at its then-current feature set, and had Instagram (2012), WhatsApp (2014), Oculus (2014), and the myriad of other aquhires still in existence as independent companies, society would be a better p
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by tln 6y ago
Doh! Fig 6c[0] shows ~1.6 in and 0.4v out so... 5% round trip efficiency? [0] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-15677-z/figures/6
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by tln 6y ago
Facebook delivers value every day to billions of daily active users -- the social updates. The value varies by person but presumably it's positive value for all DAU or they would cease to be DAU. Perhaps Facebook hasn't increased
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by tln 6y ago
"the cell was firstly operated at an electrolysis mode with a constant current density of 0.6 A cm−2 for three minutes to generate hydrogen, which was instantly consumed by switching to a fuel cell mode at 0.2 A cm−2 for two minutes&qu
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by tln 6y ago
Sounds interesting... And then what? Can one grab the source and compile chromium or firefox in such a way that it can use JIT and all the other things? Would that even be "supported" as a compile option or up-to-date branch? I th
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by tln 6y ago
19kg = 42lbs Thats quite light for an e-bike. There are lots of options with removable batteries, too, but if you can park/lock your bike downstairs maybe you can also just run an extension cord?
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by tln 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what's the percentage? I do something like this approach too - Friday mornings I try to start with devops / tech debt / hacking instead of product priorities.

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