exogen

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by exogen 3mo ago
Odd, I wonder if it has to do with modern macOS resolution scaling (how there basically is no "native physical resolution" setting anymore). i.e. maybe up to a certain point it's also simply scaling the hardware-rendered curs
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by exogen 3mo ago
Not sure if this is the exact same one, but here's one thread I found: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6026454?answerId=327318... The cursor size adjustment is mentioned further down on the page.
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by exogen 3mo ago
Before reading the background info, I was going to recommend a much simpler fix, but they actually already mention it in there: "Also the mouse cursor size can be changed." This was going to be my suggestion because it also fixed
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by exogen 5mo ago
I am sorry that you are bad at analogies.
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by exogen 5mo ago
Because that third-party code adds its own HTML tags. Because that third-party code adds its own CSS. Because my HTML and the third-party HTML live in the same document. Thus, my CSS could target their HTML, and their CSS could target my HT
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by exogen 5mo ago
Exactly. The problem is the platform has not kept up with the way it's used in practice. Features are added with strange priorities, and obvious blind spots ignored, leading to it being under-developed in many areas, and over-developed
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by exogen 5mo ago
> A selector is not not a variable or a function. CSS has functions (e.g translate) and it has variables, which are both distinct concepts in the language from selectors. That misses the point. They're identifiers scoped to the enti
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by exogen 5mo ago
Because many web sites and apps aren't as simple as "my first homepage" and don't only consist of first-party code. Think component libraries. Reusable code. Content management systems. Third-party SDKs (chat widgets, su
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by exogen 5mo ago
Been writing CSS since 1997. Your mistake is thinking that the authors of these frameworks (or their target audience) just don't know how to use CSS correctly. But it's far more likely that the authors know far, far more about the
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by exogen 7mo ago
Somewhat familiar with them, but can't say I've ever built anything with them. I'm curious though: are you aware that people already consider React and its cousins to be immediate mode style APIs for the Web? At least, as clo
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by exogen 7mo ago
https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/df16f7360d4db41de64589...
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by exogen 7mo ago
> It is still a string, even if a template string or whatever it is called, no? No. > That still leaves the door open for XSS. The door for that in React is called `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`, but it's extremely rarely used. > j
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by exogen 7mo ago
I'd give people the benefit of the doubt. Personally, having built UI with Win32, WinForms, VisualBasic, Cocoa/Interface Builder, Qt, Tcl/Tk, XSLT, vanilla HTML/JS, jQuery, Backbone, Ember, Knockout, Bootstrap, MooTools,
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by exogen 7mo ago
It would be possible to have it decode the .dts and .dif formats on demand - that was my original plan - just much less efficient for users, as the .glb files are about 1/5 of the file size on average. (I also assume glTF loading/
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by exogen 8mo ago
I've been thinking about this topic and am glad to see it come up: AI is going to be a huge boon for digital preservation & restoration projects like this. I realized this while building this project (a map explorer for Tribes 2):
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by exogen 8mo ago
This could also be applied to record linkage. With search, there will usually be multiple results, and there's always a "top" match even if its confidence/score is quite low. In record linkage, at least if you're au
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by exogen 9mo ago
I agree, in practice I see this occasionally on gigantic GitHub pull requests with 1000+ files, or very clunky Atlassian/Confluence pages. I'd say both sides need to work on their resource management! (On that note, many complaint
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by exogen 9mo ago
No doubt the browsers are constantly leapfrogging each other, so this isn't always the case. But, anecdotally: switching from Chrome to Safari actually felt like I got a new computer. The difference was that apparent.
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by exogen 9mo ago
A few years ago, I made a model skinner for Tribes 2, a ~25 year old game that still has a loyal following: https://exogen.github.io/t2-model-skinner/ (if you check out the Gallery link there, you'll notice this a
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by exogen 11mo ago
In today's world, yes. But as with a LOT of complaints about "web developers!!!!" the answer is usually "because of the way the web WAS." Before IE became Edge (and maybe even in the earliest versions of Edge), ther
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Show HN: Bringing back Snacklish (via a bunch of prior samples and iteration)(github.com)
3 points by exogen 1y ago|0 comments
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by exogen 1y ago
This is also how I build most of my static sites, usually deployed to GitHub Pages. For example, here’s the demo page for a library I recently developed: https://exogen.github.io/turbo-colormap/ Or a more complicated a
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by exogen 1y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: TypeScript, Python, React, Next.js, Django, Postgres Resume: upon request Email: exogen@gmail.com Your classic web and open source hacker with o
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by exogen 1y ago
`JSON.parse` actually does give you that option via the `reviver` parameter, which gives you access to the original string of digits (to pass to `BigInt` or the number type of your choosing) – so per this conversation fits the "good pa
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by exogen 2y ago
A comment I made when I started noticing the magenta gradient at the end of the progress bar: it's a bit anxiety-inducing for those who remember needing to degauss their monitors, because it looks almost exactly like when you mess up a
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by exogen 2y ago
It's more overwhelming than underwhelming. There are many more views now than just "photo grid" and "photo detail" and lots of annoying "smart" albums, which have more special treatments than just a grid o
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Show HN: Turbo-colormap, TypeScript helpers for the Turbo dataviz colormap(exogen.github.io)
1 points by exogen 2y ago|0 comments
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by exogen 2y ago
MusicBrainz is great! Every now and then I'll get an email notification that someone has updated an attribute on some obscure local band that I put on there. ca. 2017 I undertook the considerable task of building a GraphQL interface to
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by exogen 2y ago
His song Full Moon is one of my favorites, it completely transports you to a place.
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Show HN: Interactive 3D model skinner for the legacy PC game Tribes 2(exogen.github.io)
1 points by exogen 2y ago|0 comments

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