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by mtm7 5y ago
> What is the reason that every single recipe site, without fail, follows this same horrible pattern? I.e. the twenty paragraph "When I was a child growing up in Atlanta..." followed by a crappy in-house video player followed b
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by mtm7 5y ago
If you have an iPhone, you can physically connect it to your computer and inspect its elements through Safari's DevTools. It's a little unintuitive, but I wrote a walkthrough on how to set it up here (see the second section) [0].
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by mtm7 5y ago
Has anyone noticed any of this with .dev domains?
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by mtm7 5y ago
Came here to find this.
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by mtm7 5y ago
> The DX is so good that building things is incredibly fun, intuitive, and headache free. I can’t emphasize enough how empowering it is. Yes! I've been a full-time React developer for about 5 years, and recently had the chance to tr
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Comparing Code in React and Svelte(mtm.dev)
1 points by mtm7 5y ago|0 comments
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by mtm7 5y ago
I'd heard about Millionaire Next Door for years and mistakenly wrote it off as one of those scammy "buy my program" books about visualization. Then it was gifted to me, and boy, was I wrong! Couldn't put it down. It&#x27
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by mtm7 5y ago
One thing I really appreciate about this is the design! It feels so calm and friendly – like a lot of care went into it. I love how everything snaps to the grid, and that it's achieved via CSS transforms.
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by mtm7 5y ago
I use a similar extension for VS Code. My use case is to share certain lines of code with coworkers. I didn't realize it would be so helpful, but I probably use it at least 3 times every day.
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by mtm7 6y ago
Sometimes you find out that it's a Spirit Temple project and you won't be able to complete it for another seven years.
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by mtm7 6y ago
Ideally, we'd be able to control opt-outs at the browser level. The second best thing would be a law to prevent consent popups from making it harder to opt-out than it is to opt-in: [Accept] / [Decline] / [Manage preferences]
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by mtm7 6y ago
I tried both Eleventy and Zola along with a few other SSGs for my blog [1], and ended up going with Eleventy. I love that it's flexible with my directory structure, that I can write shortcodes with JavaScript (without adding JS to the
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by mtm7 6y ago
Just chiming in to say that I noticed this too. I don't know if it's "sinister", but it's definitely my favorite palette of the ones presented.
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by mtm7 6y ago
Looking at the things he's built [0], it seems like he focused on what he could build rather than what people wanted. A lot of developers do this. Without an existing audience or funding for ads, he had to do cold outreach, which I don
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Save like a pessimist, invest like an optimist(collaborativefund.com)
221 points by mtm7 6y ago|209 comments
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by mtm7 6y ago
This has to be a nightmare for the patients. According to the article, some are already struggling with depression and anxiety. > The information published could not be more sensitive: it included the patient's name, personal identi
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Modular Game Worlds in Phaser(medium.com)
5 points by mtm7 6y ago|1 comments
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by mtm7 6y ago
I'm saying that they're expecting their phone to come with a charger.
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by mtm7 6y ago
It's going to be incredibly frustrating for the average person to buy an almost-$1000 device, use it until it runs out of battery, and realize that a charger is a completely separate purchase. Especially because the included cable is
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by mtm7 6y ago
Tried it on my personal site, which I’ve received a lot of compliments on. Input: https://mtm.dev Output: 38% of users are expected to like your site
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by mtm7 6y ago
Really cool product! stevoski, if you see this and don't mind me asking, how do you position/sell a product that does less (but is more streamlined) than your competitors? When I've tried to cold-sell customers in the past, t
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Airflow in ancient buildings (“Windcatchers”)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by mtm7 6y ago|0 comments
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by mtm7 6y ago
I just have to say how much I appreciate the design of this. You killed it. It reminds me of Ronin [0] or something you’d see on /r/unixporn [1]. Also, really cool that this is written in Rust! [0]: https://100r.co&#x2F
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by mtm7 6y ago
Glad to hear someone feels the same way about Git. I understand why some people love it, but I think it’s overly complex for most workflows.
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by mtm7 6y ago
Wow, I’d never thought of using it like this. Thanks for sharing, I just added something new to my workflow!
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by mtm7 6y ago
These kinds of salaries mean that if you reject the position, there’s a chance someone else without morals will accept it. Anyway, accepting the offer doesn’t mean compromising your morals. You can always be a voice of reason within the c
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by mtm7 6y ago
* This comment fills you with determination.
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by mtm7 6y ago
In a related vein, I’m curious to HN’s preferences. For electronic reading, do you prefer serif or sans-serif fonts?
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by mtm7 6y ago
I love a good font (and try to use one on my own blog), but part of me gets really giddy when I discover a site with very little styling. It's like I've found some secret oasis that's going to have a high signal-to-noise rati
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by mtm7 6y ago
If I’m going into an interview, I’ll usually prepare some questions in advance. But I’m terrible at coming up with questions during dynamic meetings. I find that I need time to reflect on topics before I can form a clear idea of what I need

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