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by tln 3y ago
I switched to scre.io
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by tln 3y ago
I'm not sure what feature you want to add to "tell the average user" in anything other than "explaining in words". In this example, pattern lets me show some explanation, in text, when the input doesn't match,
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by tln 3y ago
Form validation isn't too bad these days IMO. Required, pattern, email, url, numbers, dates, etc. How should a combo box behave? It's a windows control but the original behavior is barely used. Just curious what your definition i
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by tln 3y ago
The same? You price per contact not per send after all
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by tln 3y ago
Have you thought about integrating with Sendgrid? Eg, if I'm set up on sendgrid NOW and could just plug that in and start using the service. (I'm actually using Mailgun FWIW)
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by tln 3y ago
Is CUE only implemented in Go?
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by tln 3y ago
Yeah but SQLite doesn't protect against unlimited CPU use and has historically had issues where "malicious queries" cause crashes -- not OK for a browser to surface to scripts. https://www.sqlite.org/cves.html
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by tln 3y ago
I recently wrote a game in Svelte 4, and went through a transition from using the <script>/$ reactivity to stores. This looks MUCH nicer to deal with. Their examples seem to be missing some imports? Trying to use $state as shown
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by tln 3y ago
Holy crap, they can withstand 79.3 m/s winds... that's 178 mph!
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by tln 3y ago
Article links to this post with another derivation. https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2019/11/19/crinkle-crankle-ca... I'd like to know if this wavy wall technique requires non-square bricks to be stro
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by tln 3y ago
Have completions been implemented at all? The language looks like it is designed to take that into account, but I don't see that after a cursory search
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by tln 3y ago
You realize that the sending is done by Amazon SES right?
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by tln 3y ago
This looks great! Sounds like you track events like opens, clicks SES features.. does that mean you need a specific table in my database? What data about my users would be stored in your database, vs my database?
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by tln 3y ago
Pretty sure the engine still has pistons and cylinders :) Here's a nice page explaining the system -- a serial hybrid. https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/INNOVATION/TECHNOLOGY/ARCHI... According to the pag
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by tln 3y ago
The article / video mentions a paper discussing theoretical minimum.. I think it's this paper: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jchemed.0c01194 > desalinating 35 g L–1 seawater at 50% water recove
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by tln 3y ago
Good example, thanks. Also Basecamp
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by tln 3y ago
I'd love to see a list of heavily interactive sites that use the HTMX technique. I believe Github uses something like HTMX + ActionCable, and it shows how good that experience can be (and some limitations). But I think it's in th
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by tln 3y ago
This is already handled with dataclasses https://docs.python.org/3/library/dataclasses.html#module-da... ..and the syntax is way better, handling more members, with room to document, handling methods, and not conf
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by tln 3y ago
QR codes have several different bit-pattern masks, which an encoder should choose between to avoid blocks or runs.. so even without altering the URL there are different outputs. [A-Z0-9] encodes a lot more efficiently than [a-zA-Z0-9] so th
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by tln 3y ago
How about encryption? https://github.com/AGWA/git-crypt has been solid for me
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Supreme Court sides with Slack, putting direct listings in jeopardy(axios.com)
143 points by tln 3y ago|115 comments
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by tln 3y ago
Great concept and well-executed I entered "clean out the garage" and it suggested to make the title more specific - maybe show the suggestion in a way that I can just click it I entered "fix my golf swing" and suggested
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by tln 3y ago
This is way overblown. How do you see this heist going down exactly? Someone targets a restaurant, gets QR stickers made, replicates the restaurant ordering system, replaces them on tables, hopes the servers and customers don't notice,
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by tln 3y ago
I think the README and website are great. The example code is above the fold!
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by tln 3y ago
Do you have a link for that?
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by tln 3y ago
I like it! Another one-liner I'm constantly adding is const wait = ms => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms)) Whatever runs the main function should probably do more, like handling rejections.
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by tln 3y ago
Are you talking about JS the language, or the ecosystem? JS as a language isn't nearly as big as C++ or, say, Swift... I'd say Python complexity is on par or even higher than JS, in terms of core language features. There are some
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by tln 3y ago
This is not the way
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by tln 4y ago
Very interesting features! I'm not sure why it needs to be focused on developer docs vs all docs - any reason you decided on that niche? I'd suggest creating a "demo" slack AND discord to try out. Is the demo slack worki
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by tln 4y ago
"Over the last week, three U.S. banks have failed." Wait, 3? I thought it was only 2 (SVB and Signature Bank).

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