1000hz
Re:Websites that look like desktop GUIs
on Saturday July 04, 2020 @08:16PM (#23735783)
ahhh this whole thing is so great! psyched to see something of mine included in this list (Minesweeper / winmine-exe.now.sh) among all these other awesome works. thanks for putting this together!
Re:Pose: A declarative motion system for HTML, SVG and React
on Thursday March 29, 2018 @01:04AM (#16704618)
Hell yes. Just a few days ago I was in search of the state-of-the-art in terms of open source animation libraries for React and was a bit shocked not much has really progressed beyond a half-implemented web version of react-animated, and the unintuitive and cumbersome API of react-motion (which also suffers from performance issues). This looks to be excellently thought out and is very promising. Can't wait to try it out!
Re:A Javascript journey with only six characters
on Saturday October 08, 2016 @12:33PM (#12667517)
when you include curly braces in arrow functions you lose the implicit return, so this function would return undefined
Re:Ask HN: Developers – How did you learn to say NO?
on Friday August 05, 2016 @01:12AM (#12230188)
By immediately following it with the word "problem"
Re:Fast.com: Netflix internet connection speed test
on Wednesday May 18, 2016 @06:38PM (#11726592)
I'm on Grande's gigabit and am getting ~180-200 Mbps over 802.11ac a couple rooms away. Sadly I don't have an ethernet dongle for my macbook pro to test a wired connection.
Re:Ad Blocking Irony
on Saturday September 19, 2015 @11:35AM (#10244528)
I've taken to popping open the devtools and deleting the offending DOM elements when this happens.
Re:OS X Command Line Utilities
on Monday August 31, 2015 @02:29AM (#10145721)
just gonna leave this here...
say -vjun "[[inpt TUNE]] h {D 100; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} OW {D 200; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} l {D 100; P 220:0 220:100} IY {D 200; P 220:0 220:100} f {D 100; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} AA {D 500; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} k {D 100; P 174.61:0 174.61:100} IY {D 500; P 174.61:0 174.61:100} n {D 50; P 174.61:0 174.61:100} g {D 50; P 174.61:0 174.61:100} S {D 100; P 155.56:0 155.56:100} IH {D 400; P 155.56:0 155.56:100} t {D 100; P 155.56:0 155.56:100} IH {D 200; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} t {D 100; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} s {D 100; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} AA {D 200; P 220:0 220:100} d {D 100; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} AY {D 500; P 233.08:0 233.08:100} n {D 100; P 174.61:0 174.61:100} OW {D 400; P 174.61:0 174.61:100} s {D 200; P 155.56:0 155.56:100} OW {D 500; P 155.56:0 155.56:100} r {D 200; P 155.56:0 155.56:100}"
Re:Poll: What is your primary editor?
on Sunday November 30, 2014 @07:29PM (#8678891)
I don't like how Sublime opens the search results as a text file in a new tab. TextMate2 has all of these search features too, except it's all in a nice dialog window. Also, its Find & Replace feature live-previews your changes inside the dialog. It's really nice.
Re:80s Typography in CSS
on Saturday February 08, 2014 @08:53PM (#7203856)
This is pretty rad. I especially love the scanlines on VECTRO. I saw there was supposed to be an animation on it, but it was commented out so I forked it a little and started tinkering. Here's my attempt at CRT nostalgia: