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Re:Websites Should Be Printable on Monday October 26, 2026 @02:28PM (#50248605)
And a Pony!

Reminds me of this blogpost from 20(!) years ago: https://blog.codinghorror.com/and-a-pony/

Re:LLM=True on Wednesday February 25, 2026 @07:08AM (#47150467)
Author here. Thanks for flagging. Let me look into it
Re:Everybody Hates Timesheets on Tuesday December 30, 2025 @05:33AM (#46431746)
thank you :)
Re:Client-side filtering of private data is a bad idea on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @05:50AM (#41298472)
The title reads like: "Why jumping from a bridge is a bad idea". Does this needs to be stated?
We had a nice run for a year and a half. Learnt a lot during that time, including management and people skills (had to train junior developers as well). It was a fun time with highs and lows. Too bad the company didn't make it. It didn't ruin any friendship, so all good in the end.
If want to check some sunspot images interactively, you can visit helioviewer.org

From the left sidebar menu, select: Observatory: SDO Instrument: HMI Measurement: Continuum

You can play around with the dates on top to see it move to the center of the sun (almost there!)

Re:Scott Helme leaks the secret text of eIDAS Article 45 on Wednesday November 08, 2023 @03:10AM (#38187875)
Right? I came here to look for potential remedies when this goes through. Forking browsers sounds like a good solution. Or am I missing something?
> If you happen to work at Microsoft Activision Blizzard Github King, ...

nice.

Re:Ask HN: Show me your half baked project on Thursday October 12, 2023 @06:28PM (#37863960)
Re:Speeding up the JavaScript ecosystem – one library at a time on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @03:22AM (#33798283)
I enjoyed reading your blogpost. Thanks for sharing!
I liked https://testingjavascript.com/ from Kent.C.Dodds a lot. It has a separate chapter on Cypress testing. Not sure if it qualifies as advanced, since he also start from scratch. But Kent always has fast-paced videos, so you won't be skipping lots of sections...
Some time ago, I've build an MVP around the exact same idea (although without the audio tagging). It's also free to use, and can be found at https://proofing.io

I can tell you up front, nobody seems interested in the 'annotations' part (drawing on the video). Only text notes seem to be used. Of course, this is only a limited view from our side. Maybe you guys see different results.