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What?!? The tower was slightly straightened for safety reasons. It was never intentionally made to lean more.

This app made me fall in love with RSS after years of trying: https://feeeed.nateparrott.com/

Almost all? I just checked and Act, Crest, CloSYS and many others are all SLS-free and alcohol-free. The only one with SLS I could find is Listerine Cool Mint. Maybe you’re thinkin…

One time I led a project and ran daily standups by screen-sharing our Asana board so the team could review in-progress tasks. Every day, right in the middle of the meeting, Asana l…

I think we just have a different idea of what it means to be closed to cars. I live right by the stretch of Broadway you mention, so I’m very familiar. This is what it looks like: …

You’re kind of proving the point here. NYC has fewer car owners and yet NYC doesn’t have a single pedestrian street or street closed to through traffic. Sounds like a city that can…

I tried this but cats, being (almost) liquid, can very easily wrap around the soft collars and reach pretty much any part of their body.

White tea is actually closer to black tea than the name implies. Because – unlike green tea – it is not steamed to stop the oxidation process, it oxides naturally as it dries. This…

When talking about discrete things, 0 has a specific meaning: it is the absence of things. It does not make sense to count the 'first' element as the 0th. When you encounter the 'f…

The team actually became part of a company-wide effort called Client Foundations! And no, we haven't changed our mind on this. (BTW we're hiring. :))

I just signed up for Brex. The application process was fast and smooth. A couple things to note: - It looks like they use Radius Bank under the hood - There is no Plaid support (th…

Bummed about this, but there seems to be a plethora of alternatives: - Rho: https://rho.co/ - Mercury: https://mercury.com/ - Radius Bank: https://radiusbank.com/business/ - BlueVi…

Interesting. Why not make that special symbol a tiny NPM module with a single published version that any library wishing to support JSX can import?

I'm curious why the compiled version is still referencing React code, instead of defining a standard JS data structure that JSX would compile directly into? This would remove any d…

Unfortunately, in my experience, cats are endothermic. Give a cat a heat source – a sunny patch, a heated blanket, or a warm belly – and they will cling to it until all the heat is…

The article is all based around this premise: > Times of low-resolution displays are over. High-resolution displays are a commodity now. I reject that premise. 4K is basically the …

This is an odd comment considering how humans have lived hundreds of thousands of years without cars, and only a few decades with them. You’re saying that a solution that’s as old …

The order is still flipped for noun-noun pairs in romance languages. A "pesci spada" should be translated as "swordfish", not "fish sword".

Lane change behavior looks completely unrealistic to me. I see cars switching lanes on deceleration into a traffic jam, which doesn't buy you anything (both lanes are stopped) and …

Yes. As a matter of fact, I'm currently working on a large JS codebase that is a decade old. We switched over all the code to TypeScript in one go, and we are gradually fixing the …

I think grandparent was referring to the fact that you can tell the compiler to ignore type errors if you so choose. The TypeScript compiler is perfectly happy to compile the code …

Yes. All JS code – including recent ES* flavors – is valid TypeScript.