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by kcrwfrd_ 2mo ago
Tangential but does anyone an have opinion on Base UI vs React Aria? Trying to decide between the two atm.
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by kcrwfrd_ 3mo ago
It’s not math but I’m using AI to help study and learn DSA. I’m finding it helpful. But yeah you need to make attempts to apply what you’re learning and answer questions on your own. You can’t simply watch problems being solved (whether by
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by kcrwfrd_ 3mo ago
Honestly I get awful results using this skill. The output is way better when I simply ask it to review the changes on my branch compared to origin/main
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by kcrwfrd_ 3mo ago
Yes
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by kcrwfrd_ 3mo ago
I catch so much shit when I read the code. I’ll take this into consideration when I’m no longer catching poorly made slop all the time.
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by kcrwfrd_ 3mo ago
We are doing this on my team (I am the frontend engineer) and honestly I really miss the old way of doing things. Written specifications are being reduced in favor of these working prototypes, and now there’s this extra cognitive burden of
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by kcrwfrd_ 4mo ago
It’s really common that you can arrive on a view from different places. For example on instagram you might click through to a post from the explore page or from someone sending it to you via DM. In either case pressing the back button rende
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by kcrwfrd_ 4mo ago
Yes you could, or even just a vanilla DOM event handler on a button click. The problem is that you cannot introspect the browser’s history with the history API. So you have to hack your way around that if you want the “go back in history if
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by kcrwfrd_ 4mo ago
They are actually speaking to trying to make an in-app back button use the history stack so that it _doesn’t_ “break” your browser’s back button. The problem with just calling history.back() with no fallback is it will bounce users out of y
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by kcrwfrd_ 4mo ago
As someone who went through that same journey, agreed. Compared to previous paradigms, React lets you compose complexity and rich interactivity really, really well. Even for all its flaws.
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by kcrwfrd_ 4mo ago
I’ve also been writing CSS professionally for nearly 20 years and am a big fan of tailwind. The ergonomics in my day to day work are quite nice. To me, the better boundary of abstraction shifted to components, rather than the html/css&
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by kcrwfrd_ 5mo ago
In case anyone else is going crazy trying to find this setting, it’s called slide to type
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by kcrwfrd_ 5mo ago
Aphex Twin, Selected Ambient Works 85-92 Boards of Canada Mr. Robot Original Soundtrack
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by kcrwfrd_ 6mo ago
I think they have rotating specials. These are pre-made, cheaper, and smaller. When you have a membership this is the one you get for free (once a month). They used to have a “Dr. Paul's Raw Animal-Based Smoothie” that I looooved, but
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by kcrwfrd_ 6mo ago
For a human this advice is true. But what if a computer can near-instantly calculate a perfect swerve within the performance envelope of the car and driving conditions?
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by kcrwfrd_ 6mo ago
What was the verdict on the smoothie?
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by kcrwfrd_ 6mo ago
I despair at not being able to easily send a window to another space with a keyboard shortcut on macOS. Yabai supports this perfectly (especially combined with instant, animation-free space switching) but it requires disabling system integr
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by kcrwfrd_ 7mo ago
> Still no support for multiple inputs It looks like a nice display, but that’s a deal killer for me.
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by kcrwfrd_ 7mo ago
I just pay for the sync. I like that I can have some vaults that sync to both my personal and work laptops and other vaults that only sync to one or the other. It’s awfully convenient without any vendor lock in since I can just take my plai
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Show HN: I made a polyfill for the browser Navigation API(github.com)
3 points by kcrwfrd_ 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kcrwfrd_ 7mo ago
Maybe Claude knows that they've been trying to increase their step count and lose some weight
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by kcrwfrd_ 7mo ago
I really wish they would add the ability to reply or thread, like Discord does. Along with syntax highlighting.
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by kcrwfrd_ 7mo ago
The article on the average pilot and aircraft cockpit design is fascinating. Now I’m entirely invested, what was the problem causing the crashes? How did they solve it?
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
Yes I literally worked on a PWA with this exact feature. I believe you can see it working on TikTok web as well. You just can’t have the first video unmuted on initial load, although I wonder if this can be relaxed when user installs a PWA.
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
I drive like this too, but I think we’re a small minority. Especially here in LA.
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
Haha I did the same with our product manager and designers. One of our designers just got her first (tiny) PR merged this week. I am somewhat fearful of having created a monster, but at the same time I think it’s good to knock down barriers
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
Tbh I like the far left way more than the rest. It is simple, clear, and distinctive. Dead middle is decent too.
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
I run a 42” 4k at 1:1 pixel ratio and I agree. It’s a little too big, but it does nice double duty for gaming and watching tv. 5120x3200 in 30” would be awesome.
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
Dan Abramov just posted about this happening to him: https://bsky.app/profile/danabra.mov/post/3mca3aoxeks2i
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by kcrwfrd_ 8mo ago
I've been working on a polyfill for the new Navigation API: https://github.com/kcrwfrd/navigation-ponyfill I've been super hyped about it. My main goal at first was supporting `navigation.canGoBack` and the `

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