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by rsoto 4mo ago
Yeah, OP just unwinded himself, no filter. You can be truthful and open with friends and family, close people to you. You absolutely shouldn't when talking with strangers.
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by rsoto 8mo ago
https://www.therror.com/
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by rsoto 2y ago
Great article, it must have been a lot of work (I've been on the very same road), so I'd do the same with some affiliate links. I ran away from Mailchimp more than 5 years ago when they started with their shenanigans and arrived a
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by rsoto 2y ago
With the manifest v3 debacle they have a golden opportunity in their hands. They can promoting the fact that they work for you rather than advertisers, they could explain what true privacy looks like, regardless of what device you're u
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by rsoto 2y ago
Ankane's Onnx runtime for ruby is so easy to use that makes you wonder why the official repo for js is so difficult to understand. This guy's a hero, although I'm only scratching the surface for what he has done.
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by rsoto 2y ago
I have a quite big userscript that fixes all the little annoyances I've been finding on the sites I often visit. Is the click area too small? I fixed it. Is there a really big form that when I select a specific value some other element
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by rsoto 2y ago
Great explanation, just last week I was explaining these concepts to a new dev in our team. The visuals are really helpful to get the point across.
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by rsoto 2y ago
Best tool I've found is Testi@[1]. It's really affordable and it supports basically everything out there. * Disclaimer: Not affiliated, just a happy customer. - [1] https://testi.at/
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by rsoto 2y ago
IMO MutationObserver's API is a bit difficult to grasp. For simpler cases for getting a callback when an element is created, I use spect[1] or sentinel[2]. 1: https://github.com/dy/spect 2: https://gith
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by rsoto 3y ago
I feel like you're arguing against yourself.
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by rsoto 3y ago
I'm on the fence. While I think some of these features should be absolutely not part of a browser's scope, I think there will always be legitimate use cases. What I'm absolutely convinced of is for better controls. A little m
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by rsoto 3y ago
So you got sold a subdomain? That's a new one for me.
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by rsoto 3y ago
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by rsoto 3y ago
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Tell HN: Gitlab Is Down
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by rsoto 3y ago
It's really weird how it just assumes that the question should be answered as a code snippet in Python. It's weirder that Google thinks that this is a good showcase of better logic and reasoning.
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by rsoto 4y ago
I've been blogging for 20+ years on my personal website [1] (disclaimer: it's in spanish). I started it when I was a teenager as a way to teach myself discipline. I used to write every single day. Now it's a bit of a monthly
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by rsoto 4y ago
I wish something like this existed for TVs. Since I got my eyesight procedure 10+ years ago, I soon noticed I was quite sensitive to lights that didn't affect me at all (maybe my vision was too bad to even notice, don't know). Tha
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by rsoto 4y ago
They're multi-color. For example, you could have a font with a 3D-effect, its shadow and lighting could be different from the actual block. Look at the first image of the post to see what I mean, the big "Color Fonts" text.
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by rsoto 4y ago
> Why does the feedback link on the blog post go to a personal LinkedIn page? That's how you know they really don't want to hear from you.
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by rsoto 4y ago
I remember back in late 2018, early 2019 I downloaded the Nightly version, Mozilla had been hinting on a rewrite for a while and I wanted to see what they were up to. This version seemed solid, although a work in progress: you could not cus
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by rsoto 4y ago
Additionally, something to tell me whether my PC will go to sleep or not if left alone. OP's problem happens to me every so often that I need to make sure the PC is indeed going to sleep before heading out.
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by rsoto 4y ago
https://www.therror.com/ It's my personal blog I've been writing on since 2002.
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by rsoto 5y ago
Have you heard of AdonisJS[1]? A couple of years ago we had JS as a hard requirement for a new project, and coming from a Rails background, Adoins was really good. 1: https://adonisjs.com/
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by rsoto 5y ago
I actually wrote a userscript in order to hide them.
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by rsoto 5y ago
I haven't actually seen them in a long while, but I'm using the chronological timeline, maybe you should try it.
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by rsoto 5y ago
Twitter has been an absolute mess over the last few years. Through the explore tab, they aggressively promote topics that I have no interest in: k-pop, fashion, reality TV, telenovelas and birthdays. And there's no way to tell them tha
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by rsoto 5y ago
One thing I really liked about Firefox was that it used to do two different types of searches. The search bar acts as it does today, but the nav bar used to redirect to the first result. This was very useful because sometimes you just know
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by rsoto 5y ago
Honda Fit owner here as well, the car is great, but unfortunately it's being discontinued in a lot of places. I think only Japan will still have them, and they even have an EV option.
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by rsoto 5y ago
Same story here, but being a Sendgrid customer for 6+ years, suddenly the shared IP is blocked as well. After opening a lot of support tickets and getting no response, I had to nag someone here in HN who mentioned working for Sendgrid, he e

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