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by seumars 1y ago
Wow that's one awkwardly pompous introduction. Nevertheless Zed never fails to impress. Aside from all the AI fireworks it really goes to show how building software "from scratch" pays off in the long run.
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by seumars 1y ago
Agreed. Come to think of it Homebrew has pretty bad ergonomics in general. What i want is an overview of compiled binaries, where they are, and what their versions are. That’s it.
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by seumars 1y ago
It seems the "hard way" here is just avoiding frameworks. The real hard part of UI is in fact state management and the myriad of methods for handling state.
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by seumars 1y ago
Any specific paper or article of his you would recommend?
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by seumars 1y ago
great quote. swiss german designer perhaps?
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by seumars 2y ago
Funnily enough the example given of good “L” and “T” kerning in the word SALTY is badly kerned, the letters are kerned too close to each other. The classic trick is to look at 3-letter groups at a time, one word at a time.
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by seumars 2y ago
This is the only correct suggestion
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by seumars 2y ago
you can define import maps in a separate <script> tag and reuse the module name elsewhere
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by seumars 2y ago
Check out the North Paw Directional Anklet. It’s basically a compass that vibrates whenever you face magnetic north. From what I’ve read people seem to develop a sense of direction pretty quickly.
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by seumars 2y ago
Thank you for sharing! Big fan of Bartosz's articles and somehow didn't think of looking him up on other platforms
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by seumars 2y ago
Yes, but in this specific case the focus is on the design elements labeled onto the lego blocks.
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by seumars 2y ago
That's the UI. There's no actual interaction with the screens.
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by seumars 2y ago
Same here. I also wonder who would even target their political ads at european audiences.
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by seumars 2y ago
How is htmx low level?
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by seumars 2y ago
>I enjoy making my own tools and I'm a bit tired of hearing that everything needs to be "battle-tested." So what it will crash? Bugs can be fixed :^) I love it
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by seumars 2y ago
Isn't this just an implementation of the Observable pattern? IIRC the difference between observables and signals is that signals don't recompute the value unless any of its sources change, by using a dependency graph. Also, .effec
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by seumars 2y ago
Well it was made nearly 15 years ago.
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by seumars 2y ago
Appealing to different tastes is far from trolling.
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by seumars 2y ago
My pet peeve with this question is that sometimes it’s completely fair to call a piece of software "finished".
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by seumars 2y ago
The whole point of this initiative is to stop using out of date float-hacks, or soon-to-be out of date hacks to CSS grid or flexbox. Firefox's masonry layout is in fact implemented in such a way that basically covers all layout cases b
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by seumars 2y ago
It sounds to me that if your team is relying that much on inspecting values, you're doing the developers (or designers) a disservice one way or another. A well defined set of design tokens is all that's needed, and isn't ro
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by seumars 2y ago
Not in a way that differs from old-fashioned web scraping. If the website you're targeting is built using a framework and is server-side rendered then it'll most definitely also send all the data it needs for hydrating on the clie
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by seumars 3y ago
>Jacob Nielson was blowhard even then. His "all links must be blue and underlined" mantra was tired even then. It takes a lot for me to say this, but his pedantry at the time puts peak Richard Stallman to shame! And that'd
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by seumars 3y ago
One can only wonder how much this domain is worth today.
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by seumars 3y ago
Although the tech behind Figma is nothing but impressive I find that the biggest downside to current collaborative tools is that they're expected to be used collaboratively at all times . I would say that no more than 10% of the time
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by seumars 3y ago
What's the consensus on using custom HTML attributes such as "hx-post", "hx-trigger" and so on, which are "invalid" according to the spec? I don't mind prepending data- to custom attributes but it&#x2
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by seumars 3y ago
>if you’re anxious about GPT4 its probably because you’re a shitty programmer surely this is meant partly tongue-in-cheek?
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by seumars 4y ago
Calling React the next IBM is giving React way more credit than it's worth. Sure, basic knowledge of React will land you a frontend dev job pretty much anywhere in the world. However most of that work will be maintenance. If anything R
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by seumars 4y ago
I can assure you they're not going to need another wordmark with another vague suggestion of a house in it. Just write the business name in a solid and readable typeface.
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by seumars 4y ago
All the recent Node-related features are bound to alienate their core audience but I wonder to what extent.

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