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lucas_codes
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Comment #44217235
Plus you just know in a few months they are going to be stale and reference code that has changed. I have even seen this happen with colleagues using llms between commits on a sing…
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Comment #44061644
I love data visualizations like these. OP if you want to improve sight reading faster, I would recommend using non-random notes - context is very important when sight reading and i…
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Comment #43006609
I think the author is discounting their own design sense which is necessary to come up with the ideas! (Or even to take inspiration from other sites.) Side note, better not animate…
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Comment #42338748
If you only want a hint, in postgres you could always do an EXPLAIN and see the estimated number of rows returned
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Comment #38927802
This is how people write dates in Chinese-speaking countries
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Comment #38550067
You can, but your CSS won't work properly for nearly 20% of users
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Comment #38107819
Location: Melbourne, Australia Remote: Yes or hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, React, Node.js, Python, SQL Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/scl…
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Comment #37826464
Big fan of Payload, which I used (1.x) when I updated my personal website/blog (in my profile) at the start of the year. It was super easy to implement comments with replies and op…
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Comment #37807981
Are we talking about the same thing? I mean the Mongolian throat signing in that YouTube link, which has crazy low fundamentals (I have a deep bass voice and it's much lower than I…
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Comment #37807324
Is this how throat singing works? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx8hrhBZJ98
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Comment #37801252
How do people usually backup their self-hosted docker services using postgres? I have been using docker-volume-backup [0] and just saving the postgres data directory, but I've foun…
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Comment #37073834
In Taiwan, they don't use Latin script to type, but a phonetic script based on character radicals called bopomofo
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Comment #37046409
There's one of these at Tempo Rubato, a concert venue in Melbourne Australia
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Comment #37031752
"Hybrid piano"? What does that mean?
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Comment #37031461
Actually, human perception is incredibly good, though I agree prone to biases. But there are no double blind studies on this, so why dismiss experts' opinions so readily? > Electro…
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Comment #37030519
I don't know about wine, but those violinists were asked which instrument they preferred, not which was a Strad. I don't see how that or a blind test is relevant to what I wrote an…
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Comment #37030187
I'm a professional musician but not on piano, and even I can tell the difference. While it may be true that velocity is the only variable, it's not a physics problem. As a player y…
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Comment #37029572
This is such an HN comment ;) Sibling comments are correct that weighted keys, graded hammer action, etc are all much better than a plastic level but still don't have a proper sens…
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Comment #37029253
Love the idea and the design - but if the hammer isn't mechanically coupled to the keys, it's hard to imagine it will have proper control and feedback from the touch. I'm sure the …
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Comment #35467053
Sounds like you would like Netlify CMS. You can set it up so it edits a few markdown files, and these files are used in your static build.
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Comment #35405360
One great masking effect that doesn't use masking which I love: If you have a tall-ish avatar with a transparent background, overlay it on a coloured circular div (border-radius: 9…
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Comment #35320839
I wrote a short post last week on burger menus using the tag. It should be accessible, being more or less the intended use for the element, but curious to see HN rip it apart :) ht…
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Comment #34878412
All these comments complaining about complexity of the selectors - if you haven't read the MDN page on selectors in the last 5 (10?) years, perhaps now is the time? We were begging…
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Comment #34768215
Whoops, of course it does!
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Comment #34768120
What is wrong with ["10","10","10"].map(parseInt) ?