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lessthanseventy

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    Show HN: Excessibility, test Elixir/Phoenix applications for WCAG compliance

    Hey Hacker News community! I'm thrilled to introduce Excessibility, a library that I've developed to address a crucial aspect of web development - accessibility testing. With Exces…

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    Comment #32756440

    Doing selfless things can be fun.

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    Comment #31528070

    https://github.com/oblitum/caps2esc

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    Comment #30228312

    I quite like keypirinha https://keypirinha.com

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    Comment #29419239

    could combine it with something like: https://github.com/bbugyi200/funky

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    Comment #29042225

    Most visually disabled people retain some usable vision. The levels for qualifying for a driver's license are different than the definition of legally blind. For instance, my state…

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    Comment #29042161

    20/200 means that a person with that level of vision is able to read something from a 20 foot distance that someone with 20/20 vision would be able to read from 200 feet away.

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    Comment #28329282

    I think this might be what you are looking for: https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/Phoenix.Component.html#...

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    Comment #27896255

    I have a condition called juvenile retinoschisis. It's very similar to macular degeneration. My overall vision varies between 20/80ish and 20/120ish depending on the day. After hav…

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    Comment #27246992

    https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/pattern-matching.htm...

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    Comment #26729720

    If it is deleted instead of commented out I would have to know it used to be there in the first place to track it down in the git history.

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    Comment #26361302

    That's what the turbo button was for.

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    Comment #26307786

    Location: Denver, CO Remote: Preferred but open to anything Willing to relocate: No Technologies: HTML5/CSS3, Javascript, React/Redux, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Wordpress, Drupal, Linux C…

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    Comment #26033851

    There are also customizable fonts like https://input.fontbureau.com/preview/ I find an extra bit of built in spacing helpful.

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    Comment #25899836

    I guess something like: foo bar { ...styles } foo bar baz { ...more styles } foo bar baz > bim { ...even more } foo bar baz > bim:not(bop) { ...stuff } instead of a more SCSS like …

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    Ask HN: How would you teach a blind person to code?

    70% of blind and visually disabled people are unemployed. As a visually impaired person with a degenerative condition I want to change that. I firmly believe that these people coul…

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    Comment #25706209

    As a visually impaired person please don't. I like being able to resize text and still have the document flow properly instead of endlessly scrolling back and forth.

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    Comment #25448341

    I have configured i3 to be a bootleg version of PaperWM[0]. Everything tabbed by default. Alt+h & Alt+l switch windows in the current workspace and Alt+j & Alt+k switch workspaces.…

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    Comment #25192978

    This page lists the most recent activity of 100 different U.S. Government organizations on Github.

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    Comment #24919774

    Just as poorly. The women get it worse.

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    Comment #24904939

    Losing my job would very much be an issue. It's just unfortunate that he has been getting away with this kind of behavior for so long precisely because reporting him is fraught wit…

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    Comment #24903678

    I've done all of those things but thanks for assuming my life has been easy.

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    Comment #24903672

    I am disabled actually and they haven't been super helpful with accomodations. Seems really hard to make a case out of though. Feels like if i went to HR they would just find some …