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by tylerchilds 7y ago
Same, I was super confused and I was trying to find out the relation the entire time and there is none.
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
This reminds me of how San Mateo county uses a third-party petdata.com for licensing dogs. I made a faux-website complaining about how easy it would be to create an official looking scam website, particularly how the entire county uses .org
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
This was really eye opening, thank you for sharing. What really resonated me is about documenting what to leave out. To keep something simple, you really need to say no to a lot of things. People by default think you don't know anythin
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
They're relatively interchangeable, but the distinction to me is that properties in CSS are on the left side and values are on the right. So the -- : declarations are custom properties, with values that get used as variables in other d
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Patterns for Practical CSS Custom Properties Use(css-tricks.com)
9 points by tylerchilds 7y ago|2 comments
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
Thanks! Please let me know if you have any feedback when you start using it.
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Show HN: Cutestrap Two. A Powerful 2.7KB Pure CSS Framework(cutestrap.com)
21 points by tylerchilds 7y ago|5 comments
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
Anecdotally, I never got into drones because of the batteries. Everyone I met that had them absolutely loved them, but had like 4 batteries they needed to keep charged for about 15 minutes of flight time. And quite a few tried pushing that
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
> The language feels kludgey, and it attracts an ecosystem of beginners that don't necessarily have to learn much in the way of CS fundamentals or engineering to succeed. Reminds me of people complaining about JavaScript over the ye
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
Disney owns Hotstar, so they've got multiple avenues to fund/subsidize it.
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
I'm sure you know this, but just in case: If you add this CSS to your site, you can increase the readability without sacrificing the aesthetic. body { max-width: 65em; margin: 10px auto; }
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by tylerchilds 7y ago
I agree about not thinking about people being "smart" or not. I think everyone's interest just varies and sometimes their interests intersect with what people think of as "smart things". One of my friends called me
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CSS: The Perfect Button(bytesize.dev)
4 points by tylerchilds 8y ago|0 comments
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by tylerchilds 8y ago
I think the manhole covers are round because they're really heavy and it'd probably be tedious to orient a square or any shape with multiple sides to match up perfectly every time you put them back on.
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by tylerchilds 8y ago
The patent getting snatched up by cosmetics and then re-discovered almost 50 years later makes me wonder how many cool advancements have been lost to industries that couldn't find any value from them.
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by tylerchilds 8y ago
What about plugging a mouse into the Chromebooks? I distinctly remember being in kindergarten and using a mouse as my pointer input. I played Treasure Mountain! and some other educational games. Kids are pretty capable and adept at picking
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by tylerchilds 8y ago
Cancelled my account today since it renews shortly, but definitely going to keep my card as a nostalgic trophy to look back on ten years from now.
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
You can install it with either now, it's not officially dead at all though. Most people talk about it like it is though.
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
It's IE10+, the flexbox grid is the only limiting factor.
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
I'm with you, those two concepts are mutually exclusive though.
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
Thanks! Someone opened up a PR and it's merged now :)
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
Originally I had one class with grid, direct children were rows and direct children of rows were cells, but it turned into div soup pretty quickly, so I opted for one row at a time.
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
Huh, I haven't even looked at MS in years. I just styled them this way for consistency in markup and display.
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
Hey! Usually I do exactly what you describe, but I laid it out like this so that if people want to include all the components, it's one line. Or if they'd want to include just the grid from components, it would still just be one l
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by tylerchilds 10y ago
When I was originally writing it, I had the classes split out into mixins, but put them back into classes so it would be a little simpler to follow at first. I want to build the project in a way that people would like to use it, so you&#x27