warpech

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   by warpech 7y ago

   Printing in Google Docs is only possible through downloading a PDF file. I believe this is by Google's choice and not a Firefox limitation. It is a little bit annoying, but doesn't stop me from using Firefox. In detail, pressing C
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   by warpech 7y ago

   This might be due to the code pasted in some markdown editor at a point. This often strips the < and > characters.
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   Raindrop.io All in One Bookmark Manager Adds Full-Text Search, Permanent Library(medium.com)

   3 points by warpech 7y ago|0 comments
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   by warpech 7y ago

   Milligram [1] and Scaffold (recently on HN [2]) follow this principle of doing a stylesheet for semantic, classless HTML. [1] https://milligram.io/ [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21948472
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   by warpech 7y ago

   It's in the text: sync() calls that allow a module to peek at other modules and control their execution.
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   Optimizing Webpack Build Time(dutzi.party)

   1 points by warpech 7y ago|0 comments
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   Neumorphism will not be a huge [UI] trend in 2020(uxdesign.cc)

   1 points by warpech 7y ago|0 comments
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   by warpech 7y ago

   If you find it unbelievable that code like this is written by hand, read this short explanation about “a very unusual style of C” [1]. Fastai has a guide how to write Whitney-style code in Python [2]. Thre is a relevant thread in HN [3]. [1
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   by warpech 7y ago

   > "Please remove it immediately and make it your top priority. To me this is almost equally offensive as a swastika." I don't know about their part of the world, but this person would not make it 1 meter through a shopping
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Oops! I looked at the name 20 times when retyping and still missed that. Thanks!
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Congratulations on launching! I tried sending an email the the address given in your website, but my message bounced back with an error: "<hi@casual.app>: Host or domain name not found. Name service error for name=casual.app
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Chrome DevTools use Web Components: https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/devtools-frontend
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    by warpech 7y ago

    That's great, because I wasn't really sure why am I writing all this. Now I know!
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    by warpech 7y ago

    I use Cypress with this plugin: https://github.com/palmerhq/cypress-image-snapshot In my setup, it creates the PNG snapshots and compares them to the snapshots stored in Git at each test run. In result, I get the numbe
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Bitwarden IMO beats LastPass and 1Password. Very polished, hassle free experience
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    by warpech 7y ago

    I have stumbled on this paper while researching the term. I don't have a solid experience on this topic, but I believe that the learning organisation principles have a place as a part of company culture rather than aiming at defining t
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    Learning organization: A fine example of a management fad [pdf](academicpublishingplatforms.com)

    3 points by warpech 7y ago|1 comments
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    by warpech 7y ago

    In the dev/hacker world, https://cooperpress.com/
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    by warpech 7y ago

    I guess you will still be able to do "Add-Ons" -> "Extensions" -> [Gear icon] -> "Install Add-On From File"
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    by warpech 7y ago

    It would be great it a indexing service like Duckduckgo allowed using custom ranking algorithms.
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Thank you. I wish that was made clear in the article
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    by warpech 7y ago

    What is more, you can: 1. clone https://github.com/torvalds/linux into https://github.com/<YOURNAME>/linux . 2. push a fake "torvalds" commit into your repo. 3. check the SHA of the
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    by warpech 7y ago

    In my experience, if the open source project solves a software development problem, presenting it as an answer in Stack Overflow can drive lots of consistent, long-term traffic.
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Domain names are not only for websites and SEO, but also for services like email. So I think yes, it is still good to have a relevant, predictable, memorable and pronouncable domain name for a company.
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Here's an online version, I bet it sounds similar as the original program: https://eeejay.github.io/espeak/emscripten/espeak.html There is a range slider that maxes as 450, which is the maximum speed accordin
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    by warpech 7y ago

    My friend has a kind of reverse saying: It is not possible to please everyone. But to piss everyone off, that's not a problem.
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Living in post-communist Poland, Cartoon Network via sattelite was exactly my first exposure to English, too. The second exposure was video games. I wonder how do people learn English in countries like Germany or Spain, where all TV shows a
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Prior work in this area: http://www.adsafe.org/ . It is a dated library targeted at safe DOM manipulations. However, it was researched quite carefully (see the PDFs in the left column)
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    by warpech 7y ago

    Maybe the name comes from Polish language, where lowercase "moloch" simply means something gigantic, especially a structure.
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    by warpech 7y ago

    I am shocked and feel kind of betrayed that the de facto "Web documentation" moves away from using Web technology for static documents to something that treats the Web as a broken runtime for apps.