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Comment #49218336
> It supports my learning only in the sense that it makes me feel like im doing things right I think my downfall might have been questioning the efficacy of my method beyond it jus…
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Comment #49157779
It is funny, I like reading about standards and certifications! I'm definitely more on the anxious side which leads to information hoarding tendencies and trying to think as much a…
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Comment #49149284
> That needs to start all conversations in this area. Not everyone had the same goals. That's a very good question. In my case, when learning in the mode I described above, my brai…
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Comment #49149150
Great advice, thanks! > Usually homeworks get very easy which is a good sign I agree, but having homeworks in itself is a big advantage! It means you're in a structured learning en…
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Comment #49147983
I've realized that most of my tendencies to set up elaborate note-taking systems and frameworks have been an attempt to address my anxiety around learning and productivity. I'm con…
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Comment #49075021
What can be more earthy than a forest? Jokes aside it does look like the effort there is a step above pages like this one or other examples linked in thread.
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Comment #49074975
Wow, no wonder Copilot looked so out of place within the Windows UI. It's not the only core app that blatantly goes against Windows' design language either- Movie Maker and later t…
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Comment #49074803
Honestly, I'd take this over purple tailwind any day. That style has given me an ick for the color scheme I don't know if I'll ever shake off
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Comment #49073684
It's a trend that signals a form of non-chronically-online intellectualism. Feels reminiscent of intellectual slop [1] content on the web that is in vogue https://www.youtube.com/s…
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Comment #49073533
Not surprising considering out of all the things MS is known for, UX consistency is certainly not one of them. They have probably the weakest commitment to a design language across…
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Comment #49073501
I've been noticing the uptick of beige + serif fonts + art with rough textures in this space. It feels like an attempt to humanize the technology and make it more palatable to peop…
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Comment #49043058
For some reason I have to deal with the opposite problem and have to click twice on a new window to get keyboard focus. Many times I'll switch windows (eg. from Messages to the bro…
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Comment #49041377
OP is definitely not alone in this. It feels like I'm constantly trying to avoid "attention capture" when trying to do a task that involves browsing the internet - even going on Li…
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Comment #43720470
That's neat! I only asked because I haven't seen API keys used in the context of profile environment variables in shell before - there might be other common cases I'm unaware of
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Comment #43709349
Next, set your OpenAI API key as an environment variable: export OPENAI_API_KEY="your-api-key-here" Note: This command sets the key only for your current terminal session. To make …
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Comment #43668918
I was going to ask about how pure types would fill the gap for other validations in Zod like number min/max ranges, but seeing the tags feature use intersection types for that is r…
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Comment #43302209
> At the time this article was written, the album consisted of 13,650 songs and had already surpassed the record held by Asha Bhosle, an Indian singer who recorded over 11,000 song…
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Comment #42549841
Dart has pattern matching that is a lot more fleshed out than most C-family languages, you should check it out https://dart.dev/language/patterns Edit: while there aren’t full ADTs…
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Comment #41881361
I used this standard a long time ago to make a simple server -> client reactive state for a card game by combining it with Vue's reactive objects to get something like a poor man's…
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Comment #40891350
> If we accept the fact that the web is inherently imperative, then I believe we can resolve most if not all of the above problems. We don't need to throw the baby out with the bat…
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Comment #40339614
This is my first time reading about Gleam and it looks really cool! How's the experience of writing Vue components in it? Web frameworks like it and Svelte tend to liberally meddle…
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Comment #39522360
Learning about the auto-memoization feature when it was called React Forget made it seem like a pretty natural extension of the functional component paradigm - separating out and m…
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Comment #36906394
This looks like an important milestone for cross platform dev! I've seen a lot of people wishing Flutter supported Kotlin, so I wonder if it will become as prominent in mobile deve…
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Comment #36905962
This is not exclusive to web apps though (especially open source ones)? I don't see how what you said doesn't apply to the Adobe suite which is native.