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cuddlecake

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    Comment #39889133

    Promises are, technically speaking, "abstracted crap". So is abstracted crap only ok if it's already in the JS standard library?

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    Comment #38031633

    How _do_ you get a 3px gap though?

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    Comment #37458916

    As a frontend dev, what are good resources to learn about principles and heuristics that I can apply in my work? I have some knowledge, albeit very primitive, that I picked up from…

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    Comment #36828593

    What do you do, when you straighten out your spine? I mean in terms of movement, or do you just change your posture?

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    Comment #35812078

    > In no time we'll see SO spammed with questions using `computed(async () => ...` or race conditions when using `effect`. As opposed to the very few questions about rxjs, where peo…

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    Comment #33144192

    Good to know, thank you

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    Comment #33139075

    Wouldn't just `.` do the same as `d;` in that case?

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    Comment #33066568

    As most people will - die without legacy and respect, because they are not a corporate overlord. I guess.

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    Comment #32668021

    Hi, congrats on the launch. On my screen, the website is scrollable. Not sure if the animation needs to have top: 30vh and height: 80% Also: there is a big layout shift right after…

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    Comment #32595244

    You can also write the array first, without using enum: const tokens = ['parenOpen', 'bang', 'plus', 'minus'] as const; type Token = typeof tokens[number]; type TokenTable = Record…

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    Comment #32570299

    Do you have an example for what you want to do, with an object before and after mapping? I don't understand what you mean by "functionally map over a typed object by key"

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    Comment #32548384

    For one, it's a wrapper in React, so no need to implement the glue code yourself if you want to integrate PDFs in your web app. Also, it appears to be feature-rich and yet easy to …

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    Comment #32405905

    If you connect raycast with your calendar, you can view your schedule from within raycast. If there is an upcoming meeting with a zoom/teams/ link attached, you can join by pressin…

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    Comment #32157327

    Tried it, wouldn't recommend it. The file data would be stored in the browser tab's memory. It usually ends in crashes.

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    Comment #32135891

    Deadlines feel like they are mainly useful to induce stress and urgency. The stress and urgency being useful (or important) is another matter. In a perfect world (for me, from my p…

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    Comment #32040216

    The link feels irrelevant, because it is not related to vim and text editing. Or does it?

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    Comment #32039304

    I feel like "availability to copy" or "inspectable" is not a reason to abandon Copyright protection. After all, it is currently the nature of web software that the source code must…

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    Comment #31994363

    table.fatitem,td.default{max-width:90ch}body,body>center>table,input,textarea{background-color:#262626!important}body>center>table>tbody>tr:first-child>td{background-color:#f60!imp…

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    Comment #31992545

    > if HN is still one of the best places to communicate and post serious matters citation needed. Other than that, I would love to see a bit better semantic markup, not because I'm …

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    Comment #31992312

    The only cookie I see on hackernews is for authentication, so I don't think a cookie banner is neccessary (though I might be misinformed)

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    Comment #31905416

    I'd be more interested in why you think DX in Angular is great (especially with Nx).

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    Comment #30273434

    In another tweet[0], Jen Simmons asks the question: > Do we really want to live in a 95% Chromium browser world? That would be a horrible future for the web. We need more voices, n…

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    Comment #30196421

    Is there any need for the Blockchain for that? Like... Setup a server and host the content. I can't imagine it being simpler than that. Why would I engage in the dance of crypto ju…