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pinjasaur
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About pinjasaur
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Comment #47937742
Looks like there's an outage currently: https://status.skypack.dev/
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Comment #47580310
Last I checked on this the workaround is embedding CSS inside an SVG, here's a demo: https://github.com/sindresorhus/css-in-readme-like-wat I used this on a personal project to add…
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Comment #42500177
I like the visualization aspect. Curious how the data is being aggregated. Previously, I've used this as a source: https://gerikson.com/hnlo/
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Comment #42081618
D'oh, thanks — I use Pandoc plenty to MD -> HTML I totally spaced it can do the inverse. I was briefly looking at [Turndown]( https://github.com/mixmark-io/turndown ) for projects …
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Comment #42074203
Curious, can you recommend a HTML -> MD converter?
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Comment #41047955
I liked The Verge's article on this [1]. Sounds like they're doubling down on Privacy Sandbox [2]. I'm not convinced. FLoC and Topics API already (thankfully) didn't work out. [1]:…
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Comment #40987928
Author here. It was an interesting and fun article to write—a bunch of research and testing went on behind the scenes.
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Comment #40950531
Location: Minneapolis, MN, USA Remote: Yes (open to onsite too) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Full-stack generalist who leans frontend. Also strong at technical writing. F…
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Comment #39254268
Location: Minneapolis, MN, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Full-stack (web) generalist. Frontend: HTML, SCSS & CSS, JS & TS, React, Vue. Backend: PHP, Node.j…
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Comment #37081548
I like how that's implemented, what are you using to generate the pretty plaintext colored diffs like that?
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Comment #26478050
Chiming in from the Midwest USA: cars manufactured with galvanized ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanization ) metal seem to fair better in my experience. That said, galvanizat…
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Comment #26359676
Metalsmith is pretty slick. I like how _everything_ is a just a plugin/middleware in essentially a pipeline. I've used it to template/scaffold [1] out projects before and it worked…
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Comment #26070441
Plug for Blot[1] which makes it trivial to have a directory of Markdown source files and supporting assets (images, mostly) for my blog[2]. [1]: https://blot.im/ [2]: https://paul.…
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Comment #26031361
I wondered the same thing. Turns out, there's a whole language for XML stylesheets: XSLT[1]. The stylesheet used to style that page is http://interconnected.org/home/static/styles/…
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Comment #25304339
I have a script that functions very similarly, called `jot`[1]. I also have one for rapid steam-of-conscious thoughts[2] and organized journaling[3]. Personally, I'm a fan of the "…
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Comment #20266412
I run Pi-hole off a RPi Zero W on my local network. Set it up over Ethernet with a bit of cron automation [0] and later expanded Gravity (the blocklist) along with firewall NAT rul…
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Comment #19705131
I find commits very relevant when grokking unfamiliar codebases. The history and changes (plus, how they're documented) are half the battle for me in that context. The article ment…