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751.
by tobr 4y ago
I think they show the clusters? Light/dark blue = H, gray = F, white = T or P. Not sure, seems like you’d want one color per cluster rather than two colors for one and one color for two.
752.
by tobr 4y ago
It’s a fun idea but the system would probably be impenetrable to most riders. Wouldn’t it make more sense to base it on a map? A map of lines and stops already gives you a pretty good birds-eye view of where you can go from a particular sto
753.
by tobr 4y ago
Don’t miss the interactive editor! https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/hat/app.html
754.
by tobr 4y ago
Makes no sense. If you’re considering switching to a different provider, getting blocked makes it impossible to continue to use the service?
755.
by tobr 4y ago
So how does palette.supply qualify? It’s a hard-to-navigate scrolljacking feast. But it’s certainly visually appealing.
756.
Widgetsmith += 100,000,000(david-smith.org)
3 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments
757.
by tobr 4y ago
On the other hand, if it replaces large parts of your workflow, that means your work is now very different. It will perhaps be more about making strategic decisions, less about implementing the details. So depending on what type of work you
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The Nature of Light (2017)(alanzucconi.com)
2 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments
759.
by tobr 4y ago
It must be the combination of the complex, dynamic shape, and our high sensitivity to hands that look ‘off’. There are many other things that are hard to draw accurately but where we are completely convinced by very cartoonish representati
760.
by tobr 4y ago
An example showing hands in basically the easiest, “flattest” pose you can get, still failing.
761.
by tobr 4y ago
There’s something pleasant about software that feels light and simple and does one thing well. Most software tends to grow to become perhaps more useful, but also complex and inelegant. Not sure if that explains your observation or not, but
762.
by tobr 4y ago
Some unstated things that I didn’t understand, if it helps make the game better: - You don’t have to use all letters. - You do have to start the word all the way to the left. - It has to be a valid scrabble word before you get any feedbac
763.
by tobr 4y ago
Larger samples with grids overlayed are available at https://dmrthesis.net/dmr-thesis/
764.
by tobr 4y ago
You can’t make a conditional using < and ?: in CSS, can you? That’s why they are using a very sharp black/white gradient, which unfortunately creates a gray in some cases. Apparently the contrast is not sharp enough.
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Marking the moment of my first Reverse Turing Test(interconnected.org)
1 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments
766.
by tobr 4y ago
Matching up the template strings with the values is a little wonky because there’s always one more string than value. But it’s pretty rare that you’d write lots of different tagging functions, usually you write a generic one to use with man
767.
by tobr 4y ago
Symbols are not an ES2022 feature. I believe they were introduced in ES2015.
768.
by tobr 4y ago
Functional components were introduced in 2015. It’s a little worrying if that’s your first example of how React definitely continues to innovate.
769.
by tobr 4y ago
Bluetooth is terrible (unreliable, slow to connect, extreme latency, bad sound quality), but wireless is great. Currently they are one and the same mediocre user experience, so I’m hoping UWB or something else can fix these problems sometim
770.
by tobr 4y ago
They seemed to care about making it easy to make good websites, and they hired Rich Harris to work on Svelte. Overall I’ve gotten good vibes and values from them. But AMP was built on toxic values, and dishonesty. Hiring a CTO who was respo
771.
by tobr 4y ago
Look, it’s the AMP guy. He’s CTO of Vercel now? Edit: I can’t overstate how much this changes my perception of Vercel. I thought they genuinely cared about the open web, but I guess that was just good branding.
772.
by tobr 4y ago
Imagine a world where you can just assert any fact as the starting point of speculative fiction. Then imagine that someone would write a piece where computers were inherently old.
773.
by tobr 4y ago
Most humans can’t do it. Most humans aren’t expected to do it in their jobs, though.
774.
by tobr 4y ago
5. As I said, whether it’s implemented as a ligature is irrelevant, as that’s not visible to the user.
775.
by tobr 4y ago
I don’t see anything in the quoted passage that limits it to non-digital writing systems.
776.
by tobr 4y ago
An incredibly popular and successful mistake, in that case. Is the purpose of Unicode to be an uncluttered spec, or to be a useful way to represent text?
777.
by tobr 4y ago
It sounds like you are very concerned with making sure people know this. Were you concerned with that before you painted them? Before you decided to share them, and how to share them? Then clearly there is an artistic intent behind them.
778.
by tobr 4y ago
Max length is there to communicate to the user how much data the system can handle.
779.
by tobr 4y ago
From a user perspective, a family emoji is one character. Whether it’s implemented as a ligature seems irrelevant, as that’s not visible to the user.
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Eclipse of Rent-Sharing: The Effects of Managers’ Business Education on Wages(corpgov.law.harvard.edu)
2 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments

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