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by uxamanda 6y ago
Hadn't seen this take on supporting open source before. Text of the license: "This package is Treeware. If you use it in production, then we ask that you [ buy the world a tree ]( https://plant.treeware.earth/{use
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Package license condition of use – plant a tree(treeware.earth)
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by uxamanda 6y ago
The ultimate rabbit hole. :-) For me it ended up being a good reminder of web design through the years. Even found a real life <marquee> tag.
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Examples of adapting everyday objects using informal engineering(engineeringathome.org)
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Species richness helps system respond to disturbance(asknature.org)
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by uxamanda 6y ago
The local storage is great. Looks like the export to JSON and the local storage cache are one and the same meaning importing data should be straightforward as well.
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by uxamanda 6y ago
"A recursive recipe is one where ingredients in the recipe can be replaced by another recipe. The more ingredients you replace, the more that the recipe is made truly from scratch" This is awesome. You tell it how much time and mo
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Not the main point of the article, but I found this quote interesting. "...police officers could significantly improve their ability to detect false statements if suspects were asked to give their alibis in reverse order." This is
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Graphing the differences in the pieces on a LEGO panel was very clever! This article also reminded me to "zoom out" on a design. If it's super confusing at that level, it probably still needs work. The ventilator example suff
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Not curated, but found a whole bunch with this search https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by uxamanda 6y ago
That is an amazing hack! Awesome.
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Ah, that makes sense, it's just for the visual. Thanks for clarifying.
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by uxamanda 6y ago
The OP tweet this about it [0], which links to the CSS spec [1]. It seems like a variable defined as initial triggers a different behavior than a traditional "syntax" error. [0] https://twitter.com/James0x57/s
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by uxamanda 6y ago
I was playing around with this here: https://jsbin.com/zebipenidi/1/edit and tried editing the keyword to other things. When I tried other strings (my name, "null", other CSS "words" like opaci
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by uxamanda 6y ago
If I understand this timer, is it true that after ~16.5 mins, the game would stop? Are you stopping at 1000 keyframes because of a hard limit or for performance or for?
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by uxamanda 6y ago
This is really cool! I saw your responsive library[0] post [1] the other day, but couldn't quite wrap my head around it. With this post, I think I am starting to grok the (Space Toggle) trick. The Tweet you linked in your library was r
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Exciting seeing more SASS features coming to CSS. Being able to edit CSS without a build step makes it much more flexible and clear.
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Found a larger conversation on this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23917559
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by uxamanda 6y ago
“The two gas giants orbit their host star at distances of 160 and about 320 times the Earth-sun distance. This places these planets much further away from their star than Jupiter or Saturn, also two gas giants, are from the sun; they lie at
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by uxamanda 6y ago
The site is really interesting! I agree with this comment. I wish I could see the full desc on each card on the homepage, and most descriptions are only a few lines anyways. I was also having an issue with the x button. It wouldn’t respond
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Ask HN: How do you document CSS / styleguide?
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Nice, this highlights a lot of issues I’ve seen with teams and crazy bug systems. One difference I had from the article is that I actually find marking tickets with priority and types (like bug / enhancement etc) useful, but for a diff
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Still my favorite editor, so that’s sad to hear. For those of you that have moved on from Atom, but didn’t go to VS Code, where did you end up? Sublime Text is probably where I’ll head (back to), but curious if there are other options peopl
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Joplin is cool because you can add your own css to customize the desktop app. I realize not every is interested in doing that, but I’ve been an advocate once I tweaked the styles to my liking [0]. Agree with you that the mobile app styles a
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Ah, was hoping for something where I could simply add markdown files to folders and it would do all the routing for me. I have a setup that works like this with Flask flatpages[0], but it seems like there has to be a simpler solution out th
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by uxamanda 6y ago
I’ve been looking for a folder based wiki - was this a custom tool you made?
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by uxamanda 6y ago
Thanks for entertaining me and my family for a couple hours today :-)
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by uxamanda 7y ago
Ah, I see, input vs output. Could see both being useful at the same time.
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by uxamanda 7y ago
Interesting, I could see how that could be confusing.
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by uxamanda 7y ago
Agreed, love this feature and use it often. I wish it saved the last few searches to quickly access commonly searched items.

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