eajakobsen

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by eajakobsen 3y ago
From the FAQ: > How are stories ranked? > The basic algorithm divides points by a power of the time since a story was submitted. Comments in threads are ranked the same way. > Other factors affecting rank include user flags, anti-a
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by eajakobsen 3y ago
There is some fine print at the bottom of the screen in the shot where the phone is connected to the handlebars: > Always use a dampener with your iPhone when riding as shown. Use only with low-powered bikes and avoid prolonged use.
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by eajakobsen 3y ago
The video that "recently surfaced on Instagram" was uploaded to YouTube by Red Bull six years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iptAkpqjtMQ
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by eajakobsen 3y ago
To be fair this video was recorded before the tunnel officially opened.
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by eajakobsen 3y ago
If you want it to be even more readable you could do the following: font-size: clamp(1em, 1.3vw, 1.3em); I would also consider using `rem` instead of `em` incase you want to use it anywhere other than the root element.
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by eajakobsen 3y ago
https://archive.ph/SYiLH
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by eajakobsen 3y ago
I really like CSS, and in my personal projects I don't use Tailwind. However, I use it in my day job, and here it is useful to us as a team. The variables combined with the tooling ensures we write consistent styles across our site. Th
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
Ah, I missed that :)
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
Looks great and works great! A reset button would be nice to undo the horrible mess I made. A minor note, when I load the page I get console warnings about an Audio Context being prevented from starting automatically, but once I click play
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
I think the point in the comment you are replying to is that they _prefer_ having markup and styles in separate files.
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
I imagine you have done extensive research on your own, but in any case I found this article by Josh Comeau on coding with voice commands and eye tracking very interesting: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/blog/hands-free-co
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
One can provide feedback and encourage people to learn about more efficient coding practices without ridicule and comments like "my eyes are bleeding".
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
To be fair, browser already provide a bunch of accessibility. Unfortunately, the tech we use to build websites also provide a whole host of footguns that are too easy to trigger when building UIs of any meaningful complexity.
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by eajakobsen 4y ago
Absolutely worth it. Has helped me a lot, finding small issues like buttons with no meaningful label or custom checkboxes that don't announce their state. I don't know what platform you're on, but I use VoiceOver on Mac. My b