Viewing profile — rubans
rubans
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Aug 03, 2019, 7:56 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 36
- Public activity
- 24 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About rubans
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #41207764
With black hat*
-
comment
Comment #38889499
I'm guessing "no" in the winter.
-
comment
Comment #35322828
You can't easily listen to text while doing something else like cooking or laundry. Text to speech is possible, but not amazing
-
comment
Comment #35021015
Here's a good video about coins https://youtu.be/jRDOmgJyznI
-
comment
Comment #34921459
I had a weird issue with them once. I sent some money to a colleague's PayPal account who was collecting money for another colleague's leaving collection. I used the name of the co…
-
comment
Comment #31173589
I came across this attribute when making a model/popover widget to capture focus, which is necessary for accessibility and keyboard navigation. Works great and will be using again.…
-
comment
Comment #29385658
I've seen this sort of comment many times, implying that indicators, flashing lights, use of the horn is unique to certain countries or regions. Yet every time, there's replies say…
-
comment
Comment #26759563
There's Headwind CSS, which orders classes predictably. But it doesn't move them to separate lines. This could be a config option if you're willing to write a pull request. https:/…
-
comment
Comment #26589920
https://www.postman.com/
-
comment
Comment #26396390
I used to make music with Fruityloops between the age of about 14-20. I never got that great but pleased with a few tracks. Still have hundreds of "demos" on my old hard drive. htt…
-
comment
Comment #25168560
Nah, I'm very confident with CSS and I prefer functional classes. It's just a far more efficient use of my time to not have to write CSS when there's no need.
-
comment
Comment #25142075
Yes but you shouldn't do that really. You should use a view templating system instead to recycle the patterns you spot, e.g. button.tpl would contain the abstraction of classes. Th…
-
comment
Comment #25141946
I'm a FE dev with 10 years experience. I've only started using Tailwind specifically in the last year or so, but I've been using functional CSS for about 6 years. I don't believe u…
-
comment
Comment #23954952
> Maybe I’m paranoid, but I decided to rip up the plants and throw them away. Now they can start growing in a landfill somewhere.
-
comment
Comment #23936460
My team has been doing this almost all the time since we went remote in March. It works well for us. It helps more junior team members as well, since they're able to watch how more…
-
comment
Comment #23715621
If all the employees of a company based in NY work remotely, wouldn't the company just relocate somewhere else to make it cheaper for all the remote employees since there's no long…
-
comment
Comment #23590379
Good job you can combine approaches by inlining the functional classes you've used and serving the remainder normally then.
-
comment
Comment #23555999
I don't see that as an issue. It will get cached and it's the same difference as having a medium sized, well compressed image. Almost inconsequential when you consider you'll never…
-
comment
Comment #23504481
Still not loving police.
-
comment
Comment #22846802
If I was interviewing someone and they asked what the weather was like at the office, I would just think they'd wasted a question on something they could easily Google.
-
comment
Comment #22840610
What rights do Americans have, which you don't think Europeans have exactly? You're implying America is more free than other parts of the world, but it just isn't.
-
comment
Comment #21788573
https://gist.github.com/T-Spoon/5a7cca7ea11c45b63c139da009c1...
-
comment
Comment #21788566
Here's an archived issue thread from Open Cart when the project owner gets unreasonably aggressive https://gist.github.com/T-Spoon/5a7cca7ea11c45b63c139da009c1...
-
comment
Comment #20599200
I don't think your aunt should be driving.