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by yuchi 5y ago
Interesting take. Do you have any reference to back these allegations up? (Honestly interested)
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by yuchi 5y ago
Sorry to disagree. The interaction you see in the page is not scroll snapping. With scroll snapping you the user have always control of the scrollable content. What you do not have control over is where it will stop scrolling. A similar beh
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by yuchi 5y ago
But an headless React is only tangentially related to headless components. Acko is building a React alternative that follows all React semantics but without any render at all. That means no DOM, no nothing. Just components and effects (un)m
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Temporal User Interfaces (2009)(ignorethecode.net)
2 points by yuchi 5y ago|0 comments
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by yuchi 5y ago
@dang please add the (2018) suffix to this article.
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Open source racing game developed by everyone willing(github.com)
1 points by yuchi 5y ago|0 comments
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by yuchi 5y ago
I recently rewrote a very complex, 600-ish lines, legacy date mangling algorithm from moment to the Temporal poly fill and was a breeze to use. If you have some experience with Luxon or similar immutable date/time data types then you’l
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by yuchi 5y ago
Fantastic article, and I promote a stricter approach: `--dry-run` is the default, and you need to disable with `--no-dry`. For irreversible (such as deletions) actions I even go one step further with a `--no-dry=<some-non-trivial-value&g
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by yuchi 5y ago
I love this evolution and would have been a lifesaver 10 years ago. Currently, not so groundbreaking but still interesting. What I really don’t understand is why they still insist on global namespace polluting APIs. It was ok-ish with CSS A
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by yuchi 5y ago
And this is the power of MDX (and some great focus from the author of course). I’m having a hard time trying to understand why some people seem to dislike MDX, it is the holy grail of web authoring imho.
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How fast are you moving?(neal.fun)
2 points by yuchi 5y ago|1 comments
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by yuchi 5y ago
Parent comment was talking about this specific Rome project. And he is indeed right, it was a Facebook project at the earliest stage, but moved out of it when Seb left FB.
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by yuchi 5y ago
I once bought .org.it after some newspapaer misspelled our .it domain name as .org.it (which is a non-existant TLD) and I tried to regain the exposure. They didn’t let me through though… :(
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by yuchi 5y ago
Firefox user here, no problem at all.
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by yuchi 5y ago
Not correct. Work started way earlier. See [this commit][1] from the Appcelerator CEO which creates the first hyperloop examples repo. And that repo was created because the community wanted to try hyperloop, which was already available but
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by yuchi 5y ago
History time! NativeScript was born after forking Appcelerator Titanium’s Hyperloop project, which was meant to create direct bridge between native APIs and the JavaScript runtime. At the time the fork happened just when Appcelerator made H
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by yuchi 5y ago
Got 74% and thought exactly the same. It’s unfair it should be stated in the frontpage! But it would become a Pokémon quiz and not a satirical piece.
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MediaWiki Has a New Logo(lists.wikimedia.org)
2 points by yuchi 6y ago|0 comments
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by yuchi 6y ago
The first edition literally changed the way I type and gave me additional paranoid behavior other than kerning awareness, which I already obtained. I kept it as a reference for years until most habits became ingrained. Attention to non Engl
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by yuchi 6y ago
It’s not a sequel, it’s a reboot. It is not marketed as Soace Jam 2
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by yuchi 6y ago
Huge congrats to the principal and council. This is not what I expect to see from schools usually (a big part of my family works in edu) and this is exactly what they should have done. Even better they should have asked you to give some les
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by yuchi 6y ago
For the record, this is from 2017. A lot of previous discussion happened at the time: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=a+mind+is+born
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by yuchi 6y ago
This is called Inbound Marketing, which consists of creating actual useful content slightly tangential to your own product/service so to attract audience which will, potentially, convert to customers. Sometimes it’s well executed (see
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by yuchi 6y ago
Italian here too. I had the luck to be have our holidays in a place that had near to no attraction for a 10 yo and had a ridiculously small bookshop that had one or more comics total. One of those was Alan Ford, and I fell in love with it.
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by yuchi 6y ago
Oh please stop. Apparently the author has always worked on their own projects, with its own (or its team’s) discipline. Let me state this: old-school front-end is a mess once you have to mantain an enterprise-grade application. npm is pure
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by yuchi 6y ago
As said to the other commenter, I was unaware of it. Thank you for pointing out. Makes a lot of sense. This gives a different intepretation to the song as you can treat the whole phrase as a quote and that means «I’m sick of this» while I n
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by yuchi 6y ago
Completely unaware of. Thank you. Once again my ignorance shines.
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by yuchi 6y ago
One thing that’s scary is that his whole history of tweets has been completely been made unaccessible. It’s hard to imagine how much web embed/linked those tweets.
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by yuchi 6y ago
A fairly famous italian band[1] has a line in one of their songs which I cannot shake off me: > Mi sono rotto il cazzo che non sono d’accordo con te / ma morirei affinché tu possa dire la tua stronzata which translates to: > I’m
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by yuchi 6y ago
What the heck is that? I’m having a very difficult time understanding its message

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