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by willio58 5y ago
Really cool stuff. The arbitrary css in class names is just so cool, especially with css vars.
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by willio58 5y ago
I used Tachyons for one of my first freelance sites a few years back. Felt ahead of it’s time. I do prefer the default look of Tailwind now though.
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by willio58 5y ago
Steam doesn’t want to touch the stuff because they don’t know how they can profit from it. Once they figure that out just wait a few weeks and boom, steam suddenly has their own nft marketplace
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by willio58 5y ago
The way American city streets are designed, riding a bike low to the ground sounds like a death sentence unfortunately
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by willio58 5y ago
My team’s been using parcel for Wordpress dev of all things. The switch to v2 has been interesting.. overall very happy with parcel v2 though, it magically fixed a bunch of issues that we just kind of lived with in v1.
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by willio58 5y ago
As someone who initially missed the office, went back as soon as they offered that option, then promptly stopped going back to the office, what I realized is that I was relying on the office for social interaction. Living with roommates who
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by willio58 5y ago
Just minting something does not give it value. Sure, you can give it a price. Likely nobody will pay for it unless they think it truly has value. It’s the responsibility of each NFT creator to convince people that it’s worth anything.
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by willio58 5y ago
What’s the incentive for a user to opt-in to tracking?
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by willio58 5y ago
Pay cuts are unnecessary, the company should be saving money when employees wfh.
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by willio58 5y ago
These days if you follow responsive design (why wouldn’t you?) you’ll never need an m. subdomain. I don’t think Wikipedia should have any less functionality or information on mobile.
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by willio58 5y ago
Fermented milk can also be healthy!
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by willio58 5y ago
I use this extension at least once a week for work, I’m glad it was resolved quickly. I have wondered why there is no easy way to take a full-page screen shot in chrome natively, does anybody know? Seems like a relatively simple thing that’
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by willio58 5y ago
Ahhh I did not know that they are using a non-cryptographic hash, I guess I assumed otherwise. Thanks for your reply.
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by willio58 5y ago
I agree with you. I’m all for privacy but have no issues whatsoever with companies scanning for CSAM. I do not feel this is an invasion of my privacy, because I know how hashing works and I know I do not have CSAM on my device.
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by willio58 5y ago
I wonder, why do you see this as a necessary disclosure?
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by willio58 5y ago
Interested in what’s the issue here, next.js’s image component has been amazing and a breeze for me so far.
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by willio58 5y ago
Emotion can matter but should not be required. Information is most important, the rest is nice to have in certain contexts.
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by willio58 5y ago
This is great. We NEED cheaper EVs in the US. Europe and China have had access to them for years now, in the US if you want a cheap EV you have to look to the older used market in most cases. Once new $25k EVs are commonplace in the US I th
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by willio58 5y ago
This will only happen at companies that required people to live in extremely expensive areas like silicone valley. I’m not in that situation, but I’d quit immediately and go somewhere else. For example Google is doing this, there is no reas
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by willio58 5y ago
Being right doesn’t excuse you from being kind. You can critique something in a constructive way. This isn’t about safe spaces, it’s about keeping communication civil.
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by willio58 5y ago
> I thought I wouldn’t get valuable feedback on lousy prototypes. That's some really good advice that I should take myself
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by willio58 5y ago
The creator of emojipedia has a great tiktok mostly about living on a boat in the UK canals, highly recommend.
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by willio58 5y ago
I'm convinced I would get more done in the shorter work week. After 3 day weekends I tend to get more done the following week, I think due to being more well-rested.
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by willio58 5y ago
Honestly I’ve never used or even been intrigued by clubhouse. To me it sounds like ultra short-form podcasts, which is the opposite of what I am interested in for audio consumption. Has anyone used it and enjoyed it? I know it gets a lot of
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by willio58 5y ago
This horse gets posted at least once a year, every time I chuckle at the name
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by willio58 5y ago
I guarantee the average home buyer does not know that houses are a hedge against inflation. There's a good chance the average home buyer doesn't even know what hedge means in that context.
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by willio58 5y ago
Not really, this is like a full-on boilerplate with multiple JS frameworks, templates and all while Laravel is really just a PHP web framework (from my understanding). If someone created a boilerplate SaaS product with Laravel, I think that
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by willio58 5y ago
There are sooooo many boring coding jobs out there. Just keep looking. Don’t attach your happiness to things out of your control. Honestly, who gives a shit if you work for a FAANG? Most of those companies sound pretty bad for the average e
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by willio58 5y ago
I know, right? Corporate taxes aa they are implemented currently are a joke.
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by willio58 5y ago
Why does an audit have a Twitter account? Can they not go through existing news media?

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