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georgecalm
5d ago
I really appreciate that someone's job (or at least part of it) was to "prototype concepts that would add some interactive sparkle to the site". Working on a larger team, we generally add this kind of interaction at the start
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georgecalm
6mo ago
Is there any evidence for the codebase having no tests? I wouldn’t expect those to come through in the source map.
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georgecalm
6mo ago
Intersected available info on the web with the source for this list of new features: UNRELEASED PRODUCTS & MODES 1. KAIROS -- Persistent autonomous assistant mode driven by periodic <tick> prompts. More autonomous when terminal un
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AI – Factory Model
(addyosmani.com)
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7mo ago
> This is the most expensive failure mode with AI-assisted coding, and it’s not wrong syntax or bad logic. It’s implementations that work in isolation but break the surrounding system. This is spot on. Zooming out, a perfectly written im
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Let's Light an LED: ARM Microcontroller Basics
(illuminatedcraft.com)
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3y ago
There's a great video from "Technology Connections" covering one-pedal driving here [1]. The gist of it is that one-pedal breaking doesn't have a great way to control the break lights, making it difficult for the cars be
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georgecalm
5y ago
Thank you for putting the list together! If I may make a suggestion, what you wrote above would be an excellent first paragraph in the readme, as it explains the intent well and the criteria for how you add books to the list.
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JSON-mask – filter JSON, preserving the structure
(github.com)
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6y ago
If you'd like to use something like this in your own APIs to let your clients filter requests or on the CLI (as is the intention with gron), consider giving "json-mask" a try (you'll need Node.js installed): $ echo &
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Adobe unveils multi-year vision for PDF, introduces Liquid Mode
(blog.adobe.com)
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CAI Achieves Milestone: White Paper Sets the Standard for Content Attribution
(theblog.adobe.com)
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6y ago
Yesterday’s thread on the RC release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23875541
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6y ago
> Where should I start in a migration? > Start by running the migration helper on a current project. We’ve carefully minified and compressed a senior Vue dev into a simple command line interface. Whenever they recognize an obsolete fe
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/tap is a powerful note-taking and organization system
(tatatap.com)
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Adobe Talent and Portfolio Are Now Free for 60 Days
(medium.com)
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7y ago
I think the difference is that the browser already contains the shadow dom needed to render the video tag. But for a custom tag it would need to fetch, parse and execute your component code before it can begin to render.
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georgecalm
7y ago
I’m excited about this. There’s usually a ton unnecessary CPU usage with the current techniques, not to mention the human time waste of re-implementing them in JS. There’s feature detection for this too, so we can gracefully degrade “loadin
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7y ago
Great news for PWAs buried in the release notes: “Updated the behavior of websites saved to the home screen on iOS to pause in the background instead of relaunching each time.”
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Engineering Management: The Pendulum or the Ladder
(charity.wtf)
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7y ago
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Spotify Premium Now Comes with Hulu
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8y ago
> What is a Toshi? > Toshi is a three year old Shiba Inu. He is a very good boy and is the official mascot of this project. Toshi personally reviews all code before it is commited to this repository and is dedicated to only accepting
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8y ago
There are two requirements that I personally don’t feel very comfortable with: the first one is uploading a picture of my ID (How is it stored / backed up. Who has access: third party validator or your team?) and the other is adding lo
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8y ago
- nuxt (or next if you prefer react) - tailwind (atomic css) - node - express - passport (Use cookie based auth keeping the session in your storage. I wouldn’t waste time on JWT. There’s a decent amount of complexity if you want both
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8y ago
No surprises here this year: es6 & typescript, react & vue. I think I’d put redux and graphql in different categories as they’re not mutually exclusive. Nevertheless, I’m happy to see excitement for the latter.
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8y ago
Structured design by W.P. Stevens, G.J. Myers, and L.L. Constantine
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Ask HN: Share some feedback on the Namecheap VPN please
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8y ago
I follow the check-in model from Adobe [1]. It isn’t a hard set of requirements, but is more of a set of topics that help guide the conversation. It’s especially helpful as a starting point for people new to management, like myself. A check
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georgecalm
8y ago
I think it's a beautiful, thought out, polished and well built set of UI components. If that's what I needed for my next project, I wouldn't hesitate to use it. The docs are excellent too. There's so much attention to de
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georgecalm
8y ago
You may like https://techyaks.com — it’s a site with over 80K software development tech talks ranked algorithmically.
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