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by dsmmcken 4mo ago
The claude provided skill-creator provides a decent jumping off point. It is easy enough to start with, but unless the skill is really simple I found it best to consider it a scaffold for building more tailored evals and reports. The report
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by dsmmcken 7mo ago
fwiw, I just tried running the agent-skill they provide for fun to migrate an app-router based next 15 site and the end result is it entirely failed to start. Vite just hangs when running vinext dev, with no output in logs whatsoever beyond
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by dsmmcken 8mo ago
Just curious, about how long did this project take you? I don't see that mentioned in the article.
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by dsmmcken 10mo ago
144, using css variables, with fallback and p instead of li https://codepen.io/dsmmcken/pen/WbwYOEQ?editors=0100 p{counter-increment:n;--n:counter(n)}p:nth-child(3n){--f:"Fizz"}p:nth-child(5n){--b:"
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by dsmmcken 1y ago
Level 48 is the last level, and you get a pdf certificate proving you are human.
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by dsmmcken 1y ago
Two of those wishlists css features already exist as specs: > n-th child variable See sibiling-index() and sibling-count() https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/sibling-ind... > Reusable
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by dsmmcken 1y ago
The tool we use for our docs AI answers lets you mine that data for feature requests. It generates a report of what it didn't have answers for and summarizes them as potential feature gaps. (Or at least what it is aware it didn't
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by dsmmcken 2y ago
FYI the "watch video" button in the hero of https://codevideo.io/ doesn't work, missing the video ID.
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by dsmmcken 2y ago
And Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.com/company/press/bloomberg-announces-...
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by dsmmcken 2y ago
scrollbar-gutter: stable; to those unfamiliar. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/scrollbar-g...
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by dsmmcken 2y ago
I feel like I should be writing with the goal that the end reader is actually an LLM. The LLM will be the one spitting out the answers to the actual users via things like co-pilot, but I am not sure how that should change my approach to str
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by dsmmcken 2y ago
Link is gated behind a facebook/meta account.
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by dsmmcken 2y ago
> align parts across different grids Maybe a CSS `subgrid` would help? Subgrid is newly available. (I know nothing about music notation, and basing this entirely off that statement).
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
See also https://leonardocolor.io/theme.html
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
I have the reverse problem with a bank atm in my city on google maps. I've marked it permanently closed several times. It will get marked permanently closed, then months later appear open again. The first time that happened, I actually
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
It's oddly similar to seeing a flag at half-mast in real life. Sometimes you know who it's for, sometimes you don't.
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
I only buy fitted sheets with length-wise oriented vertical patterns, such as stripes. Much easier than trying to find the worlds smallest tag.
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Typo's keyboard was very much a copy and probably infringed on even more then was listed. I can't think of any of their design patents this would interfere with. There's a small chance of some internal mechanical or light gui
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Here's the closest I could come up with: https://codepen.io/dsmmcken/pen/rNRaOJE It does a subtle blur, then a subtle sharpen, then repeats the middle pixel of a 3x3 grid. Happy holidays! Doesn't work on
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
You can find many fake "UL certified" products on Amazon, with a counterfeit UL logo and all. I think the problem is companies like Amazon not being held liable for what they sell.
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Cricket protein can trigger shellfish allergies, fyi.
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Demo of this feature from the most recent Adobe Max conference: https://www.youtube.com/live/1tbrJNP5Cjk?si=tZegLn1-kXE1axDq... The style transfer is really impressive (watch past the underwhelming first example of the
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Adobe is doing some great work here in my opinion in terms of building AI tools that make sense for artist workflows. This "sneak peak" demo from the recent Adobe Max conference is pretty much exactly what you described, actually
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
> How long is the lock held? For however long the user has a browser focus state on the element seems like a reasonable answer, and submit changes as they are made. However, I don't know how you resolve conflicts of two users simult
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
This study doesn't make any practical sense. These pages weren't designed to convey the maximal amount of information in the least amount of space, they were designed to sell a product. It's impossible to claim if these desig
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
You grow as a writer with practice, but you grow readership with quality. The incentive between quantity and quality can be at odds for a personal blog. I think it comes down to what your goals are for your writing. Personal growth or profe
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Thanks, I hadn't heard of Antora, but the behaviours of assembling docs from multiple repos and using branches for versioning is exactly what I want. Too bad it's not using MDX though, as all our existing docs are markdown + inter
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Can I import variables from an existing css file? Can I export variables back?
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
I agree, I like 1.1 speed. The playback dropdown actually has a "custom" button in the top right of the dropdown on the desktop view of the site. You can set 1.05 and 1.1 playback speeds with it. It's a little annoying to use
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by dsmmcken 3y ago
Menu aside, what is a a screen reader supposed to do with a table changing at 100 msg/s?

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