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tuzemec commented on Say Bye with JavaScript Beacon   hemath.dev/blog/say-bye-w... · Posted by u/moebrowne
tuzemec · a day ago
Major hm... analytic tools... like MixPanel support this.
tuzemec commented on What is a color space?   makingsoftware.com/chapte... · Posted by u/vinhnx
tuzemec · 11 days ago
Such an amazing article. Hope the author continues with the rest of the content in the same manner.
tuzemec commented on Reservoir Sampling   samwho.dev/reservoir-samp... · Posted by u/chrisdemarco
tuzemec · 4 months ago
Nice! This is almost in the same league with Bartosz Ciechanowski's articles - https://ciechanow.ski/
tuzemec commented on Pixel is a unit of length and area   nayuki.io/page/pixel-is-a... · Posted by u/anitil
tuzemec · 4 months ago
Also a measurement of life. Back in the 320x200 game days, when playing something with a health bar, we used to joke that someone had one pixel of life left when near death.
tuzemec commented on Solidjs: Simple and performant reactivity for building user interfaces   solidjs.com/... · Posted by u/lastdong
tuzemec · 4 months ago
My full time job is with React and my side projects are build with Solid.

I gave a presentation in the office about Solid a while ago and one of the guys said: "So this looks like React, it's easier to understand, it's faster, smaller, with more build in stuff... why are we not using it?"

Ryan, the creator of Solid, mentioned in one of his interviews that the fact Solid is gaining traction slowly is actually a sign that the web has matured. People are no longer as quick to jump to the next flashy thing - and I agree.

tuzemec commented on Ask HN: Is anyone still using Dreamweaver?    · Posted by u/gillytech
zackangelo · 6 months ago
Allaire Homesite anyone?

It was a sad day for me when it got bought and integrated into Dreamweaver.

tuzemec · 6 months ago
Homesite was amazing. I consider it the first real text editor that I've ever used. And I hated Macromedia for killing it.
tuzemec commented on Uchū – Color palette for internet lovers   uchu.style... · Posted by u/NetOpWibby
tuzemec · 7 months ago
This is nice.

Recently discovered something similar: Flexoki - https://stephango.com/flexoki

tuzemec commented on Zed now predicts your next edit with Zeta, our new open model   zed.dev/blog/edit-predict... · Posted by u/ahamez
rootnod3 · 7 months ago
In the same file?
tuzemec · 7 months ago
You can run multiple LSPs on the same file.

In my currently opened project I have: vtsls (for typescript), biome, emmet, and the snippets LSP running on the same file.

You can configure which LSPs you can run on a language basis. Globally and per project. You can also configure the format on save actions the same way. Globally and per project.

I have astro project that on save runs biome for the front-matter part followed by prettier for the rest.

I would say that's pretty flexible.

tuzemec commented on Release Notes for Ghostty 1.1.0   ghostty.org/docs/install/... · Posted by u/ksec
tuzemec · 7 months ago
Is there another terminal emulator that offers triggers[1]?

1 - https://iterm2.com/documentation-triggers.html

tuzemec commented on Tailwind CSS v4.0   tailwindcss.com/blog/tail... · Posted by u/g3eorge
msoad · 7 months ago
I agree with Tailwind's stance on this. You really don't need @apply if you're breaking things down to smaller components. I often see people have things like <ul><li className="long_list_of_classes">text1</li><li className="long_list_of_classes">text2</li>...</ul>. This is where I think we need a linter to warn against things like that. Make those <li>'s a component!
tuzemec · 7 months ago
Wait, what? You want to make every li/dt/etc. component? That's insane.

u/tuzemec

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