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by tobr 3y ago
“Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster” was funny though.
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by tobr 3y ago
Actually, looking at some examples, this is absolutely atrocious markup. Tons of empty divs with random CSS properties that are invisible and take up zero space. Hardcoded color values that should use the Tailwind color scales. My bet is th
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by tobr 3y ago
> Facebook never claimed to be the defender of Fundamental Human Right “Our Commitment to Human Rights” https://about.fb.com/news/2021/03/our-commitment-to-human-ri... > or the Guardian of Privacy. “Uph
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by tobr 3y ago
That’s exactly what the name made me think as well, and I was a little confused trying to interpret the page in light of that. This really looks like an amazing app, though.
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Dot Planimeter(cstaecker.fairfield.edu)
3 points by tobr 3y ago|0 comments
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by tobr 3y ago
This was discussed in the latest episode of The Ezra Klein Show[1]. Apparently aerosols artificially held down temperatures roughly 1940–1980, after which they started to be reduced (from my memory of what they discussed). So it might be th
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by tobr 3y ago
Just got this blocking modal. In mine, the title says “Turn on an ad privacy feature”. That is misleading to say the least. This is a privacy-invading feature, leaking summaries of my browsing history to anyone who wants to have a look. W
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by tobr 3y ago
I think the distinguishing feature of displays branded “Super Retina” is the high pixel density (around 460 ppi). They have lower density OLED displays that they just call “Retina”.
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by tobr 3y ago
This looks useful. The real fun of the risograph is experimenting with the many inks to get that vibrant, expressive riso look rather than something natural like you might go for with traditional CMYK printing. This might make that experim
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by tobr 3y ago
Where did ako say you did, etc.
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by tobr 3y ago
This was fun until the pancake question. > I'm making pancakes for breakfast. I added a cup of flour, a teaspoon of salt, and a few tablespoons of sugar to a bowl. I stirred it together, then added a cup of milk, a beaten egg, and a
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Recursive Racks [video](youtube.com)
74 points by tobr 3y ago|7 comments
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I built my first AI NPC teammates and here’s what I learnt(interconnected.org)
4 points by tobr 3y ago|0 comments
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Energy Makes Time(everythingchanges.us)
4 points by tobr 3y ago|0 comments
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by tobr 3y ago
Hi! Sorry for nitpicking the letter, I understand something like this is challenging to write. I wish you all the best going forward!
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by tobr 3y ago
Not surprised that this performs so well, considering Facebook’s long experience with tracking pixels.
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by tobr 3y ago
For React. Not mentioned even on the documentation page unless you dig for quite a bit.
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by tobr 3y ago
That’s unfortunate. Good to hear Adam will continue as podcast host. Metamuse has been fantastic. I’m not an iPad user so I never got a real chance to try the product. The messaging here is a little unclear though: “we did not manage to mak
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by tobr 3y ago
> it's also tied to the browser rendering performance of SVG, which simply wasn't designed for the scale designers operate at. It tends to get extremely slow once you have 50 or so pages in a single artboard Haven’t tried Penpo
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Recursive Racks [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tobr 3y ago|0 comments
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by tobr 3y ago
This is the Gell-Mann amnesia effect mentioned in the post.
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by tobr 3y ago
> ecosystem If only the article had dedicated a section to how React trained us that things need to be built specifically for a certain framework, and how no other modern frontend framework is as stubbornly incompatible with the platform
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by tobr 3y ago
> The way they can decouple business logic from view logic is absolutely fantastic. It’s a great idea to decouple business logic from view logic, but then hooks are the wrong place to start. Last time I checked, you couldn’t use them at
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by tobr 3y ago
The important thing is what it inspires.
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by tobr 3y ago
It comes from a desire to turn something simple - a dedicated place in your project to try and document your reusable components - into a product. Then, much like Twitter has tweets, Codepen has pens, Reddit has subreddits etc, so Storybook
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Can people be identified based on the sound of their farts?(flatology.com)
5 points by tobr 3y ago|5 comments
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by tobr 3y ago
Random thought that just occurred to me: something I always wanted as a student but which is likely impractical because of the time it takes from the tutor, is to have an exam in the form of a conversation, where you can elaborate and expla
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by tobr 3y ago
> I will reopen them after the weekend I suspect you didn’t just forget. It would look good to at least explain why you’re not following through on this, as it’s now Thursday in parts of the world.
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by tobr 3y ago
Not a lawyer, but surely something can be both open source and trademarked? As far as I understand those are unrelated concepts. In this context, the “source” is the SVG markup.
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by tobr 3y ago
> These jobs are not dehumanizing because of management. They are simply dehumanizing. There’s obviously lots of different types of call center jobs, but I wouldn’t say they are all categorically dehumanizing. I worked as a support agent

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