I made it by relying on parcel JS v1 (made some time ago).
I first tried create-react-app but aborted immediately once I saw it going for 3 minutes with npm install.
I made it by relying on parcel JS v1 (made some time ago).
I first tried create-react-app but aborted immediately once I saw it going for 3 minutes with npm install.
Nice game though, didn't feel the "bastardness" until at the end where I was like: "Of course I'm gonna die".
Then maybe something like personal objectives?
Also, a "ghost run" of last week's you would be cool, to keep help keeping the pacing pushing forward constantly.
current_timestamp and simply return the number of new posts, the rest would be handled with a timer on the page, I described the steps in details in the issue here
https://youtube.com/user/Foldnflycom
"I want to learn how to build an app!"
"Ok, what you want to make?"
"Something like VS Code"
"Good, now I'll show you how!"
An hour later...
https://sunetraalex.gitlab.io/nanitor-app/
Write in HTML to see magic...
That my training process for my junior, how do you go about teaching programming to your colleagues?
I'm probably getting an eye surgery within a year to fix it permanently. βοΈ
Sadly there no Linux version right now, once it's out I'll definitely try it out.
From what I follow most is tech related and I'll have to deal with the aftermath of anyone I know getting interested in something they can't handle by themselves... π«£
Also, 99.999% of all the people I know can't speak or even recognize the words here as English. π
That photo reminded me of it and other memories I had there.
I'm on Linux so the xdg-open keep asking me to run the non existent app everytime, I think you can tweak the browser to change the behavior for any custom protocols somewhere, I've seen it in Firefox but not in Chrome.
I need it myself since I use everyday both Teams and Zoom, bothering me on every joining.
I haven't noticed the server can't be self-hosted.
I resolved it by installing the Laptop Mode Tools, seemed like an issue with the power management in my case.
I don't know if it's available in OpenBSD though.
Does this style makes sense for a tri-state filter?
It would need a language metadata to handle that but it looks good to me as a feature.
@prologic maybe simply handling them as visible/hidden could work on the main one?
What I use, both at home and at work are the "white noise" made with long recording of natural sounds, my favorite are the forest, birds and flowing water.
They go well when listening together with ambient or chill out music at the lowest volume.
Source here
Does it work separately from your follows or they are the source?
@eaplmx your example is nice but it doesn't cover the "exclude" part.
Also I don't see them as checkboxes but more as a navigation option.
I'll try something later myself when on my PC.
From the examples I saw it even support some templating for go with amber and gcss, it didn't mention them in the readme though.
I think I'll try it on my next static project.
Usually it's much better than google on looking for similar images since I think it's based on human activity for the relationship between the pics.
This style would also be good for wrapping on mobile with
display: inline-block or flexbox.
From a UX point of view the filters should be "inclusive" by default with the option to reverse them.
I think a
filter=yes/no/none should cover the states.For the UI I can probably help, I think a Chip style design could work... π€
I feel like I wouldn't have a use for it, other than my mentions and filtering bots/RSS I'll only need the usual timeline.
To me those kind of lists feels more like something you'd do as a group to chat together on a specific topic.
What was the idea that started this implementation?
It seems to time out, now it works without issues.
How about a tri-state filter? Selecting the same filter more times loop through this:
- Include filter
- Exclude filter
- Reset/disable filter
It would be much more flexible like this.
When you pick a filter it loop through this:
- include filter
- exclude filter
- reset / disable filter
This adds flexibility and compress the filters in one go.
If that's true it's so cool, what's his setup?
For the "Lists" does it work by following separately, kinda like a virtual profile, or it's just picking what you want for your current follows?
I'm missing your repo thought, have you forked the official? I can't find your version there.
It's a game, here the \n (https://store.steampowered.com/app/799600/Cosmoteer_Starship_Architect__Commander/).
There seems to be an older version on itch.io which is free for anyone wanting to try.
It's a game, here the [stream link] (https://store.steampowered.com/app/799600/Cosmoteer_Starship_Architect__Commander/).
There seems to be an older version on itch.io which is free for anyone wanting to try.
Is this to "hide" feeds you don't want to see or is it to "pick" feeds you want to see?
I'm also missing why there's a "Lists" option in the menu instead of the"Mentions", how does it work?
I tried getting back at the PWA last week but got frustrated as I struggled with the logic of the framework and UI library and stopped working on it.
The way I build those kind of apps don't seem to blend well with the current project, I still want to build it, but I need to try having my own spin on it.
I apologize to everyone waiting for me until now, I hope you'll like what I'm going to make and still support me on any issues I might stumble upon along the way.
I was thinking on having some tests run on a couple of apps I made in JS and it would be a good place to try your tool.
Only two things:
- I haven't noticed the GitHub Pages had a live editor until I saw the code in the repo, you should add a description or an heading to let others know they can play in it.
- I'm confused about the
waitFor, what would be a realistic use case for it?
I'm surprised Firefox doesn't let you even open it at all, has anyone managed to bypass a failed certificate there?
They should be banned in general, they just hinder productivity and human comprehension.
One time I had to check something on a friend's phone and I lowered the brightness temporarily so I could see, when he noticed he quickly put the lights at max and said "It's too dark, you can't see anything!" almost ate him alive... π€¬
to do stuff for the day, sometimes even to remember eating, I'm the type who enter flow state pretty easily when doing relaxed coding or researches.
As of waking up I can actually control at what time I get up just by thinking about it (no clue how my brain works on that) so I don't need to set anything for that.
Another point that can be included is an pre-compiled markdown content, it would lighten up the burden on the client.
But, personally, I see it as a possible way for bigger companies to get their eyes on yarn/twtxt but not in a good way. π€
The other at my place they accidentally chopped off my line and had no internet and landphone for a whole day. π
Now they're still going but they don't do much, except starting to vibrate the ground when I have my work meetings. π
Mine is only a plain text file though. π
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nn: "New Note" create and link a notes.org file in my pwd from a common git synced repo-
n: Search recursively a notes.org for pwd up to ~/ and open it.For quick tasks I use a
todo.txt and display the tasks for "today" with conky on my screen.All file are in a single repo I can sync on my phone and use the apps "orgzly" and "todo.txt" to edit them on the go.
As of writing style I write down in org-mode as iterations of the current project with sub tasks tree for what I need to do.
I tend to use the
# TODO: as a "What you where doing yesterday." in my code.
As long as you make cool stuff nobody cares how you did it. π
If I want to share parts then those become encapsulated entities to be included is said projects.
The reason to build it scalable with only classes is to have a logic structure that can be read in both HTML and CSS to understand quickly how they work as a block, even though I use lot of classes I often have at most one or two of them per element.
The other reason is that it helps me find the right part to work on on older projects, just yesterday I had to extend a part for a client project and I did it by finding the needed classes like this:
.ProductList > .ProductItem > .ProductItem-price
(The arrows are how I looked for them in HTML)
Then I can append the new element to have a note on the price.
Another thing that helps me is that I have only one level deep selectors with only pseudo selectors and utility classes as exceptions.
A couple of extra divs is no big deal, you just need to keep everything readable and encapsulated.
@movq here was quite hot too, I had to take off a couple of layers in the evening.
Mine is a Pi 2B.
I think the main issue is that they call themselves framework so you think they can do everything for you but it's really wrong, CSS is too opinionated when you build complex structure you can't adapt them at all, the only solution is to use utility based classes.
I'll still go for vanilla CSS.
Even yesterday my dad got another bag of them. We don't have any more space to store them though.
Yes...
I just came to hate them deeply, Flex and Grids are just there to replace everything for me.
Luckily a friend of his knows a lot and gave him the ok, just to be sure we waited for that dear friend to eat then first. ππ