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by yashasolutions 2mo ago
404
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by yashasolutions 3mo ago
This.
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by yashasolutions 4mo ago
yes, they should increase the font size as a first step.
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by yashasolutions 4mo ago
I have found some nice middle ground with Frankenstyle [0] framework which take some inspiration from Tailwind (and Shadcn) but with no-build, which is the thing that I found really annoying with Tailwind. CSS with a build process is alread
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by yashasolutions 5mo ago
Looks really cool!
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by yashasolutions 5mo ago
Creating a nuisance is not a good way to go about it. Some security practices sometimes feels like someone stabbing you just to prove you could be stabbed. Then they point at the wound and say: "See? You should be more careful." Y
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by yashasolutions 6mo ago
That's an interesting perspective, and it does expand how we can interpret the Milgram experiment That said the study has been replicated many times since the original, with researchers adjusting different parameters like participant s
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by yashasolutions 6mo ago
this the theme I use on my i3 setup - it has some nice vibe from when terminal would be weirdly orange
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by yashasolutions 6mo ago
StumbleUpon is that you? Jokes aside, it's really nice and I can totally see becoming addictive. Kudos to Kagi team for an other user oriented product. (as a side note, I am using Kagi daily and i didn't know about this tool)
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by yashasolutions 6mo ago
Nice. Probably worth making a local copy before it gets taken down. (Re: legal - why even bother with a court decision when it’s on GitHub? A takedown is much simpler. We've seen this before, like when Meta went after people reverse-en
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Franken Style: a nobuild CSS framework inspired by tailwind and Shadcn(franken.style)
3 points by yashasolutions 7mo ago|1 comments
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by yashasolutions 7mo ago
> "Frankenstyle is a no-build, fully-responsive, value-driven, utility-first CSS Framework." It feels like Tailwind but simpler and some interesting design choice. And style wise, it feels very close to shadcn but again, framew
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by yashasolutions 7mo ago
wait until they hear about microservices
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by yashasolutions 7mo ago
very entertaining writing style
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by yashasolutions 7mo ago
same
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
> "you won't be continually paying for access to this growing software library." Well... the apple used to be sweet and has turn pretty sour with the years...
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
it is not - just a way to position design and untie it from the visual output that is also called design. Design thinking will not make you a logo (but a logo designer could pretty much do design thinking...)
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
I like the design, it's fresh and have good visual hierarchy (cool be improved in place but overall very nice). The content is fine for a first iteration I suppose. The tone is a bit aggressive sometime, I get you want to give a NO-BS
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
the service business that will get fast turn over repair for a business to pay the premium they pay to levono/ibm isn't that easy to do. But yeah, I am sure they could create an ecosystem of reparability that would increase their
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
Interesting find mentioned in the comments - https://chawan.net/
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
we just need to send the article back to the LLM to get it synthesized /s
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
I have tried to use exclusively each of the libraries to better understand their limit, overtime I got to the following observations: - htmx is more straightforward (because a lot of the magic basically happening in the backend) and helps a
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by yashasolutions 8mo ago
I have seen people rewrite entire application from React to htmx. It works. But the architecture required is a tad different. Also you need Alpine as a complementary library for the reactive parts. (I mean you could do a lot just with htmx
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by yashasolutions 9mo ago
nice! I would love some insights how you identify the the meaningful clips (how to explain to the LLM what meaningful mean for a given content) - I have to build a similar tool internally and that's the question I am trying to find a g
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by yashasolutions 11mo ago
Yeah, same here. I’ve got to the stage where what I write is mostly just for myself as a reminder, or to share one-to-one with people I work with. It’s usually easier to put it in a blog post than spend an hour explaining it in a meeting an
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by yashasolutions 1y ago
awesome, I was working on some internal product for this problem exactly. Are you planning to provide an API for this?
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by yashasolutions 1y ago
Pretty neat. I use Emacs a lot, and also do quite a bit of video trimming. For people wondering "why Emacs?", here’s the use case: trimming video is mostly about writing down start/end times, sometimes with a note. That’s all
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by yashasolutions 1y ago
Love nyxt - I am just waiting for when I will be able to use sites like youtube with it (or other common site just not compatible yet with the web engine.) They have a road map to move to Blink/Chromium which would make the site compat
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by yashasolutions 1y ago
Honestly pretty good for AI generated content. It would benefit some extra human editing to fine tune the jokes and make it easier to flow but in itself it is pretty good and actually address some interesting point without being too serious
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by yashasolutions 1y ago
The beauty of Apple. As if there’s any actual technical limitation in distributing a binary over the internet.

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