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jlong
6mo ago
A context repository is a git repo of Markdown files where you store the documents your AI needs to operate with real understanding. Product vision, PRDs, feature specs, customer profiles, glossary — all versioned and reviewable, where both
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Your Agents.md is probably too long
(32pixels.co)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Most AGENTS.md files try to do too much. Treat yours as a table of contents — link to essential docs, let your LLM know where to look, and keep the file itself short and scannable.
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Show HN: Chaos Studies – attractors and spatial audio (iOS/Mac/Playdate)
(fieldbw.com)
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7mo ago
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3y ago
There are some activities that make everything else more productive. I call these sweeping activities. The idea is that these activities straighten out the work, make the goals concrete, and make it easier to get everything done.
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Productivity Hack: Sweeping Activities
(32pixels.co)
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3y ago
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Sass 3.3 Maptastic Maple released with 35+ new features
(thesassway.com)
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Sass vs. SCSS: Which Syntax is Better?
(thesassway.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I'm actually looking for something that allows me to teach my own courses.
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What's the best e-learning platform (SaaS) for instructor-led courses?
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15y ago
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How should a startup evaluate design?
(terralien.com)
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16y ago
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The Designer's Guide to the OSX Command Prompt
(wiseheartdesign.com)
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16y ago
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Create multi-line signup buttons in pure CSS with Sass and Compass
(wiseheartdesign.com)
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16y ago
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17y ago
Thanks! It's pure CSS3 rounded corners and gradients.
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All Designers Are Not Equal: How to Hire the Right Designer for Your Project
(wiseheartdesign.com)
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17y ago
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Free default avatars for your web app
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Can open source design actually work? I'm trying to find out
(wiseheartdesign.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
The core product hasn't really changed in years. Most of the time when I get an upgrade it's only so I can feel more current. I could be content with Fireworks 4 if necessary.
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A Web UI Designer's Toolset
(wiseheartdesign.com)
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17y ago
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How to Structure an Effective Sass Project
(wiseheartdesign.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
And what are you using? I have observed the world and my observations about web designers are completely different. I have asked before for references or articles supporting your point of view and you have not posted anything. @charlesr pos
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17y ago
It sounds like we have both had very different experiences with other designers.
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17y ago
I don't seem to be making any headway with you on this, so this will probably be my last reply on this thread. But I'm speaking as a professional web designer that has a programming background. I see a lot of correlation between the two. If
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17y ago
All I can say is try it for a while. A month or two at least. I don't think the issues that you are anticipating are as great as you think they are.
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17y ago
Um, you are missing my point completely. CSS is not a programming language. However, when you are dealing with CSS related bugs in browsers a high level of determination and problem solving ability is required to get to the bottom of each b
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17y ago
Web designers? Again, to be good at web design you have to develop many of the same skills as programmers. Debugging CSS/HTML is about the same as debugging code.
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17y ago
I'm not sure what enjoyment has to do with it. In my opinion Web design requires a very similar skill set. Debugging CSS/HTML takes a programmer's mindset. It is not that difficult for most designers to make that jump. Many of them have pic
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17y ago
This is exactly my point.
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17y ago
Designers don't like programming? Most web designers I know want to know more about programming and jump at the opportunity to learn. Can you provide references or articles to back up your assertion?
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17y ago
Um, tools like Compass, Serve, and the Rails plugin totally remove any awkwardness.
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