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by sandgraham 3mo ago
Someone on the leaderboard got to 118? Would be fun to watch that replay.
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by sandgraham 7mo ago
Curious how this compares to https://sentienceapi.com/ . My understanding is that Sentience uses deterministic "semantic snapshots" to try and give agents a more reliable browser interface.
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by sandgraham 3y ago
This was the actual product page- not the press release. Not sure why that's considered a duplicate.
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Apple Vision Pro(apple.com)
192 points by sandgraham 3y ago|6 comments
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by sandgraham 5y ago
https://vscodethemes.com is pretty good too.
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by sandgraham 6y ago
Why is it that Tailwind causes such emotional reactions in people? Functional CSS has been around a long time now. When functional css ideas were introduced it presented a novel solution for scoping issues, naming issues and bloat issues. I
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Extraterrestrial Zoology (1981)(xenology.info)
3 points by sandgraham 6y ago|1 comments
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by sandgraham 6y ago
Having spent the past couple years working on a large design system, I am most excited about @react-aria and @react-stately. There is huge potential for allowing resource constrained teams to build out a truly customized DS in a fraction of
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A Nice Component Gallery(baseweb.design)
40 points by sandgraham 7y ago|5 comments
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by sandgraham 7y ago
This looks awesome- I wish I knew about it a few months ago!
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Visual Regression Testing(baseweb.design)
62 points by sandgraham 7y ago|12 comments
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by sandgraham 7y ago
tldr 1. Put an action near/inside of the object it affects. 2. If an action affects multiple objects, place action above those objects. 3. If you can't do 1 or 2, compensate by making the action more noticeable.
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by sandgraham 7y ago
https://regexone.com/ is a great resource for learning regex. Also try https://regex101.com/ as a sandbox for experimenting and expanding your regex skills.
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by sandgraham 10y ago
I wish he had tracked his wife's possible changes as well.
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by sandgraham 10y ago
To be honest, after a pretty lackadaisical first year of college I wanted to do something a bit more extreme. So naturally I dropped out and started looking at Pilgrimage trails. I didn’t really understand much of the historical and spiritu
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by sandgraham 10y ago
I only spent a night up there on both visits, so I made straight for Okunoin. Just kind of sauntering through the cemetery seemed to guide me to the main sites. Okunoin Temple, Kongobu-ji Temple, The Tokugawa Mausoleum, Danjogaran Saito… Al
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by sandgraham 10y ago
When I was 18 I traveled to Koya-san to begin and end my Shikoku Pilgrimage. I collected the calligraphy and stamps unique to all 108 temples (including the 20 bangai) along the 1000 mile trail. When I returned to Koya-san I went to the cal
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by sandgraham 10y ago
Hello Mr. Kay, Are you still going to be active with VRI or CDG now that HARC! has formed? PS: I once ran into you in Westwood and you invited me to check out the CDG lab. Unfortunately I missed you when I came by. I'm always tempted t