Gualdrapo

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by Gualdrapo 5d ago
What do you mean "was"?
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by Gualdrapo 5d ago
First one atm is about HuggingFace.
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by Gualdrapo 6d ago
I feel like this kind of websites that showcase "minimal" and "elegant" websites are just places where websites that want to be so trendy they all look kinda the same are being gathered. I'd bet more than half the w
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by Gualdrapo 6d ago
Location: Bogotá, Colombia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, SVG, TeX/ConTeXt, PHP, Jekyll, Tailwind CSS Portfolio: https://miler.codeberg.page/
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by Gualdrapo 6d ago
fwiw Krita has a similar setting in its brush tool - you draw a stroke and said brush stroke is mirrored by a given x axis or a given y axis (or both)
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by Gualdrapo 7d ago
Yup, quite an odd choice to set the typeface for big blocks of text to a display typeface as CM Sans
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by Gualdrapo 7d ago
My graphic designing ass feels like this is about the perfect ratio for a screen. And this thing seems quite sturdy. But even if I had the budget to afford it most probably I'd pass - having to handle settings with a remote control ins
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by Gualdrapo 7d ago
Huh. I still remember back in the Gutenberg launch era and all the drama around it (2018) the internet saying he was the devil for profiting from WP.
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by Gualdrapo 7d ago
Unemployed.
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by Gualdrapo 9d ago
I could buy a tv in late 2014 and happened to be the last batch of bravia tvs pre android tv. Back then I was kind of bummed out that just a few weeks after that they announced the first tvs with android tv and now i was hooked with a smart
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by Gualdrapo 12d ago
In my humble experience the gold standard for bike computer screens was the Wahoo Elemnt Roam 2. It had like 64 colors or so but you could see it everywhere . That being said, seeing that there are now eink displays capable of 60Hz, I wish
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by Gualdrapo 13d ago
FrontPage, Dreamweaber and co seemed to fell into obscurity when HTML5 & CSS3 came up and from that point web development went much more complicated than that. Granted, it seems it is easier now to give prompts to an LLM so it will spit
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by Gualdrapo 15d ago
In my experience hydraulic disc brakes require less maintenance than rim brakes. Living on a hill (like I had to go up a ~150m 23% wall to get home, and go braking down it to go places) meant I had to spend frequently on rim brake shoes and
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by Gualdrapo 16d ago
Yet here they don't spend that much time talking about the other gazillion distros out there this days...
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by Gualdrapo 16d ago
I've known about people born in late 2007 and 2008 "missing" the Windows Aero & Mac Aqua aesthetic and even going to the point of saying that everything was cook back then when they were really young or weren't born
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by Gualdrapo 17d ago
Odin's turn to be "the sucessor of C" is due this month
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by Gualdrapo 17d ago
It seems writing without being assisted by ai is the actual new status symbol
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by Gualdrapo 18d ago
One of the not cool things about KDE Connect is that its "plugins" system doesn't seem like it. Where are more plugins for it? How you add them? Where are docs for creating them? I haven't had a great feeling when asking
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by Gualdrapo 19d ago
This kinda sounds like so-called "design thinking" but with ai and extra steps
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by Gualdrapo 19d ago
I sell stuff ocassionaly on a "local" platform called MercadoLibre (like, I could afford a new handlebar for my bicycle so I could sell there the old one). Mercadolibre kind of wants to be the argentinian Amazon, even lobbying in
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by Gualdrapo 21d ago
The differences are really, really subtle, I'd bet most people (including me) would have a really hard time telling them apart. I agree with that one person (I can't recall when or where I read this) who said modern typography is
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by Gualdrapo 21d ago
A few days ago I learned guerrilla dissent groups here in Colombia were using Facebook and Tiktok to target children towards joining them. $16.68B is too little for them.
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by Gualdrapo 21d ago
AI slop aside, lately I've been thinking about that term, it seems to fit what I do - artisanal coding. Just saw a comment here saying that it never mattered but at least for frontend it happens there are cases you can still be able to
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by Gualdrapo 22d ago
This is super cool. I wish there was something like this for ConTeXt too.
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by Gualdrapo 23d ago
In all fairness that would be a really weird bookshelf icon with "books" with no shelves and the few books it has are floating somehow in the top left corner of it. I bet it's more of a "sidebar menu" icon. Though y
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by Gualdrapo 23d ago
Still it's really weird imho - there are many projects that are the foundation of many important things are struggling finantially (maybe even Arch itself, which its apparently the base of this thing) yet these people have this absurd
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by Gualdrapo 24d ago
I seem to recall people were using the "flyby" feature of Strava as a dating platform. If it weren't for my poor eyesight and foggy glasses...
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by Gualdrapo 24d ago
I mean, if the suckless crowd were actually serious they'd offer their website only in gopher or something like that instead of bloated HTML (/s)
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by Gualdrapo 27d ago
*Laughs in vis* https://github.com/martanne/vis
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by Gualdrapo 27d ago
I seem to recall there was a proposal to add such thing to <select>s

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