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lnoir
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Comment #42833070
Came to say the same.
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Comment #38507351
I've struggled with it and still do, though I deal with it better now than even a couple of years ago. There are no doubt many ways to address this feeling, but it helps to underst…
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Comment #36700924
This is cool, but viewing the examples on mobile (Pixel 4, Firefox) I saw issues with text overlapping icons in the Accordion and Alert examples.
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Comment #36280270
I would think that a collective concerned with such an award would take the care to ensure their own "small" website works well on mobile, both in terms of performance and presenta…
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Comment #35844098
https://web.archive.org/web/20230505195633/https://www.nytim...
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Comment #35762825
Haha, a few years ago I created a Chrome extension called "Writer's Block" that would delete everything in the textarea if the user pressed backspace/delete. I used it a lot myself…
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Comment #35430748
It feels odd to upvote this type of post. Yet I don't really know what I want to say. It's saddening to say the least. Ever since I heard Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, Mr Sakamoto …
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Comment #35355968
I love that people are working bring ChatGPT-like models to desktops, and I'm sure these "pocket-sized" models will get better. But this is definitely not as useful as ChatGPT yet.…
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Ask HN: How do I figure out my next move?
Hello HN! I'm a 43 year old, black, late-diagnosed Autistic male in Software Engineering. I started professionally in 2010. I'm an autodidact with no formal education in the field …
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Comment #33313540
Congrats on building and shipping Outstatic :-) I built something similar a fews back, mainly for myself: UI for creating/editing content and generated static output. It fully inte…
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Comment #29100017
I like this, I would definitely use it. I've been building software for years but there are still things I don't do often enough to remember accurately. In these instances all I wa…