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j13n
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Comment #49219625
Humans didn’t evolve from chimps.
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Comment #49175884
And credits or rebates for vehicles with improved safety features? I assume the 18-tonne lorries that move most of the world’s goods would be exempt, too, or would you pass that co…
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Comment #48817811
First thing I thought when I saw it being tied. "Hey, that's the Ian Knot!"
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Comment #47058193
Try dragging a playlist around in the left-hand sidebar such that scrolling is required. Or scrolling with horizontally where holding down shift is usually required.
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Comment #46999843
You think this is bad? Try using Apple Music with a traditional mouse. You can’t even right click on half of the interface, dragging elements near to scrollable edges doesn’t trigg…
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Comment #43658931
You can disable all use of eval with htmx. The tradeoff is one has to write a bit more JavaScript. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43650921
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Comment #43656944
This is the second post I’ve seen praising Datastar in the last 24 hours, and once again no mention of the requirement to punch a gaping hole in one’s Content-Security-Policy. If t…
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Comment #43650921
The linked post relies on the Datastar project, which requires use of `unsafe-eval` in one’s Content-Security-Policy [1]: > When using a Content Security Policy (CSP), unsafe-eval …
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Comment #42777821
I love innovation in this space, and remember when Parinfer came out having some enlightening discussions with colleagues about how they efficiently edited code. I've since settled…
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Comment #40243761
A scalar field is a field with one value at any point. Temperature can be represented using a scalar field. There is only one temperature at any point in our universe. Theories lik…
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Comment #39963512
It’s great to see reports of the excellent work Daniel Slutsky and others are doing to make data science more straightforward for everyone. I'm grateful that I get to benefit from …
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Comment #39427703
Nueva Pescanova is already sizing up cages. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-59667645
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Comment #39272140
I've had a to-do item to build a collaborative AR experience for people to graffiti the world and find the creations of others. I picked up the domain OutHere and spent some time d…
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Comment #39272114
The current trend of projecting information onto our eyes through devices is a primitive form of sensory enhancement. It is time to make a leap towards a more transformative innova…
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Comment #37016579
As long as you’ve got some big numbers, absolutely. Failing builds and outdated dependencies disappear when sitting beside 20K stars and 100K downloads.
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Comment #37016078
Mission accomplished! Happy to hear it.
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Comment #37016007
Is this better or worse than laughing at your jokes?
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Comment #37015149
That’s great news re: the glasses — headaches are horrendous!
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Comment #37014584
Apologies for the confusion. I hope the ambiguity didn’t detract too much from your enjoyment. Maybe I could sneak an in there for SLOC like I did for CSP.
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Comment #37012926
You’re thoroughly welcome, bloopernova! Thank you for reading and letting me know I’ve had a positive impact — it means a lot.
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Comment #37012856
An astute observation! More badges being more vain than less, should that push up or down one’s Q-quotient?
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Comment #37012655
fzf, zsh, rg, and fd all on macOS‽ Delectable! Stars++ And more importantly, helping other people out of the goodness of your heart. Thank you for being so generous, fellow earthli…
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Comment #37011640
It's a step in the right direction, but the dairy industry takes a huge toll on the environment all on its own.