testermelon

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by testermelon 3mo ago
I heard dropdowns and certain some other elements are notoriously difficult to style. People resorting to tricks and js to handle their visuals. And it seems to be enough hassle to deem HTML+CSS a non-solution for some folks.
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by testermelon 3mo ago
In case of our strongest desires, it usually is just trying to impress others. We as a society need to come up with ways to cultivate strong desires with a better root. Hierarchy is a very strong driver for our motivation. But also it’s kin
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by testermelon 4mo ago
The cause is businesses are putting emphasis on showing their brand on the site. Every dropdown has to look and feel like their product. In short almost everyone wants their website to be a video game.
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by testermelon 4mo ago
I'm surprised they included proprietary format that's de facto standard in profession or supported by multiple tools (.xls, .xlsx) in preferred section [1]. I wonder if "well-known enough" is as good as "open"
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by testermelon 5mo ago
I really love the encouragement. Honestly it resonates a lot with me. It shows that the craft itself is still beautiful, you just need to find the right people to mingle with. But the real world and money blended in creates a weird corrupt
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by testermelon 7mo ago
I like how the disclaimer went humble bragging about the range of usage.
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by testermelon 9mo ago
Disliking evangelism is something most of us can relate. I give you that. And everything you said is very reasonable. But have you tried it though? Don’t you think it’s time to give your story? Slam your needs to htmx and see what comes out
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by testermelon 9mo ago
In my perspective, this is a style of writing that emphasizes the poetic side of speech. The thin paragraphs you see is a result of a rhythmic decision to make it short burst. More than anything it seems to make sense to read it out loud in
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by testermelon 2y ago
I think those very total attention expected during phone calls, and the speed at which it happens, contributes to a higher level of anxiety compared to texting. The younger generation hate these elevated stresses and prefer more async commu
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by testermelon 2y ago
That's why they said "vice versa".
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by testermelon 2y ago
Whether it is possible to find pure-economic or pure-societal art is not relevant. And we can't dismiss the existence of these two dimensions, which you can also call "consumption mode" or "purpose". In (my) definit
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by testermelon 3y ago
fair enough. It might be better to use other word.
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by testermelon 3y ago
It was about unfairly compensated usage, not limited to reproduction.
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by testermelon 3y ago
htmx is not a framework, or even library. it's only one implementation of an idea. an idea that needs to be implemented by the browser instead of something external like a js file.
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by testermelon 3y ago
Thank you for the great explanation of dithering. It’s very intuitive and easy to follow.
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by testermelon 3y ago
I was also intrigued by that section. It's surely interesting but looks more like an important special case than a technical subject. Not complaining tho.
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by testermelon 3y ago
Why is article empty? Is it video only content?
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by testermelon 3y ago
We are in dire need of succession. Can memories of his reasoning alone withstand the erosion of time in the mindshare of public discussion? I know FSF will codify stuffs and preserve things that are ideologically important. But without some
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by testermelon 3y ago
I've never tried this. What query did you use? What kind of result you can expect to get? I'd like to try it myself.
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by testermelon 3y ago
There is a possibility that the tinkering itself is the hobby. Of course there is problem if these tinkerers ask everyone to value tinkering to the level that they do. But it's a perspective.
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by testermelon 3y ago
Assuming that they do, does it significantly change the patterns and tendencies of actions among that age group? I think the distribution of behavior should be intact even if you just sample among Harvard students.
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by testermelon 3y ago
It’s because twitter HAS porn.
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by testermelon 3y ago
In short, for most people HOW you say it is far more important than WHAT you’re saying.
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by testermelon 3y ago
Two benefits comes to my head instantly: - I can search all of my emails at once. - I don't need to worry that much about account management.
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by testermelon 3y ago
I’ve the feeling that going back to less international trade will increase the risk of war.
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by testermelon 4y ago
It’s truly delightful to read. I’ve never read an explanation of real numbers construction as easy to follow as this one.
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by testermelon 4y ago
I wonder how do they handle address and municipal paperworks. Do you legally “stay” at a friend’s house/apartment?
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by testermelon 4y ago
This has convinced me to try obsidian at work. I already use plaintext markdown as daily journaling. So the migration was as painful as appointing my journal folder as a vault, Let’s see if I can make good use of the canvas.
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by testermelon 4y ago
This is sick. I also read their post about the making a discrete computer and didn’t expect them to be also writing a compiler from scratch. Something I’ve only been dreaming about.
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by testermelon 4y ago
I wonder if the Raspi uses OS in this use case. I imagine using the hardware directly like a microcontroller is also a possibility. I also wonder if they use some kind of linux distribution with their own software on top of it.

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