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You're measuring code coverage wrong(getotterwise.com)
3 points by lasserafn 5mo ago|0 comments
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Code Quality vs. Development Speed: Finding Balance(getotterwise.com)
2 points by lasserafn 2y ago|0 comments
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by lasserafn 2y ago
loving this, and we should all do more stuff because 'its funny' - would make the world a better place
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Flashcard maker hosted on CF Pages, no server no database(freeflashcards.net)
1 points by lasserafn 2y ago|1 comments
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by lasserafn 2y ago
Localstorage-based flashcard maker hosted on Cloudflare Pages for $0, no server rendering etc.
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Pest 3.0 Released: Mutation Testing and Other Great News(getotterwise.com)
1 points by lasserafn 2y ago|0 comments
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The Difference Between Code Coverage and Test Coverage (and Why It Matters)(otterwi.se)
1 points by lasserafn 2y ago|0 comments
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Track Laravel Code Coverage with ChipperCI(otterwi.se)
1 points by lasserafn 2y ago|0 comments
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Generate avatars from names – online API(ui-avatars.com)
1 points by lasserafn 8y ago|0 comments
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by lasserafn 9y ago
It’s transparent to me, weird.. I’ll have to look into this. Thanks for feedback :)
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by lasserafn 9y ago
I’m so glad to hear such feedback! Thanks!
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Ouch, Yeah appears pretty obvious. Will add some rounding to the sizes or similar
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Absolutely, but it’s not that simpel, it’s made to be flexible and handle different logic. Not that it’s magic by any means, it’s fairly simple but you’d want to generate the initials on the server anyway, to acomplish similar results For e
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by lasserafn 9y ago
It’s made to be a gravatar fallback :) The reason its not CSS is because this api generates the initials for you. CSS is way faster, so I’d recommend that
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Thanks! :) hoping to support everything possible
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/ui-avatars
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Thanks for letting me know! I will stuff different languages over the coming months to better manage such things :) didn’t know that
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by lasserafn 9y ago
However interest is subjective, and it’s obviously interesting to some, considering the traction it’s gotten.
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by lasserafn 9y ago
I dont get it either :) Yes, that’s basically all it does. I don’t think theres anything to it
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Thanks of adding this!:D https://ui-avatars.com/api/?name=马云马云&length=4 Maybe this works? Anyway, actually one could add &no-cache and it would ignore cache, I forgot that part
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by lasserafn 9y ago
also, Remarkbox looks nice
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Super cool! I like the SVG support part
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Absolutely, I've played around with this. There are tons of open source libraries to determine gender from name. Obviously it cannot be 100% correct, but it can provide a guess
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Thank you! :)
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Haha, they're so great! There's also this one: http://avatars.adorable.io
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by lasserafn 9y ago
In regard to latest edit with Twitter I think it's interesting how much thought goes into default avatars, and that it can be used as a marketing tactic. Thanks for providing link to Twitter as well. Guess I'll have to think mor
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Yeah, it absolutely is (ui-avatars). I think its a neat little think to act as fallback for gravatar, but I totally agree that it's overkill
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Didn't consider that aspect. That would be very cool! Okay, thats a little more of a challenge than generating some initials and making a circle, lol. I will investigate, sadly I'm not the most creative person, so wouldn't be
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Wow, I expected something else. That is actually interesting!
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by lasserafn 9y ago
Thanks you! Honestly? Nothing really. Well, you don't have to think about the code part but besides that? Nothing. Actually it would be more performant to use CSS and HTML (or SVG?) to generate avatars. I have a core package (used to g

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