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efortis

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About efortis

Frontend developer

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    An easy improvement could be offsetting the cuts a bit so the result doesn't feel choppy. See J Cut and L Cut. A more complex improvement could be analyzing the movement and/or foc…

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    Currently, on ways to render code more legibly: - Camelana. A proportional coding font with custom ligatures for `return` and `throw` keywords - Tabular Eye. IDE plugin for tabular…

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    Comment #49142478

    CSS Modules are a better solution. They compile classnames into unique identifiers, so there's no need for BEM or SMACSS conventions: https://x.com/efortis/status/18883046580802560…

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    Comment #49139503

    For the backend of my personal webapps I’m using Nginx with its WebDAV module. WebDAV is a protocol for managing files. So I basically have plain json files I read and overwrite. G…

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    Comment #49076119

    ironical slop

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    Comment #49074466

    Monospace for coding is suboptimal, here's a significantly more legible proportional font designed for coding https://github.com/ericfortis/camelana

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    Comment #49027815

    is it for coastalvectors.com ? if so, I would say start by adding this meta tag, which will prevent the mobile downscaling also, check out how your site looks like in the reader mo…

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    Comment #49027034

    No worries, the motivation was that one day I was very tired and I noticed I had to make an extra effort to read long camel case names. The last screenshot in the readme has the sn…

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    Comment #48767219

    there is a video of sketchpad here: https://youtu.be/fC4nW2o-Rwk

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    Comment #48750407

    Location: Puerto Rico Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, Three, JS, TS, CSS, HTML Résumé/CV: https://ericfortis.com Email: efortis@gmail.com

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    Comment #48749437

    My workaround was a editing a font with a much longer space char and with a 1/3 of a space of left padding on uppercase letters. https://github.com/ericfortis/verdanacamel The prob…

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    Comment #48685103

    it is hard and a lot to learn, but you can learn it a little bit at a time.

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    Comment #48497733

    I’ve gotten a few emails complimenting the format of this post below. It’s got fragment-links that scroll and highlight the corresponding part in the code snippet. https://ericfort…

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    Comment #48468486

    this release fixes a vulnerability reported 10 years ago https://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/319816

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    Comment #48454186

    This is going to be one my next projects for experimenting with the Web Serial API. I got an old Ioline plotter that refuses to die. Any advise or tips for where to start with the …

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    Comment #48452625

    Tabular Eye. Aligns code without modifying it. https://github.com/ericfortis/tabular-eye

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    Comment #48440495

    The `security` man page on FreeBSD is a good example. Technical, but with guidance. https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=security

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    Comment #48435905

    yes, I stopped reading it because of that, and because it felt AI generated.

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    Comment #48287736

    A hiring manager asked me a question like those. I said: "sorry I'm not prepared, I don't remember from the top of my head." Right before that interview I was a solo founder. He sa…

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    Comment #48186291

    +1 I disabled all that and assigned a shortcut to: Call Inline Completion