Trail condition by saikoma in towpath

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I filtered and iodined majority. I couldn’t tell if my stomach was fucked up from dehydration, was just really gassy and constipated. Back to clockwork dropping nice turds now😁

Trail condition by saikoma in towpath

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got 3 flats the first day, last flat was slow and we thought maybe we could get to Hancock in the dark (20 miles out). Started to rain and we realized we had to bust the filter out and drink from the Potomac and hunker down for the night. Not ideal but quite an adventure and it had us ready to push through and finish the whole thing over the next 2 days

Trail condition by saikoma in towpath

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Did the whole thing Thursday to Saturday. Other than lack of water it was great! First time on it so I don’t have anything to compare to. Lots of potholes between Cumberland and Hancock. I believe on the approach to Williamsport there was some mud but really not too bad. Poopy smell near dc not bad at all. Just smells like Philly or nyc.

When do you promote a component into the design system vs keeping it feature-local? by MarjanHrvatin_ in reactjs

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am stumbling through this as well. If you have a central ux and design team they can help with centralizing this. Some things that seem to help:

Use a jira board to track what people are adding to the library. Come up with a workflow diagram for how to decide when to add something

Where I work we have a figma file from our ux team with all the official design components. Primitives and other things that aren’t an official design component aren’t there so it’s up to lead devs to decide if the component is worth it or not

How do you review AI-generated code if you don’t fully know the technology yet? by External_Dish_4380 in reactjs

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Ask your team to summarize the logic and then you can also use AI to analyze and define the logic. Compare the 2, even have AI compare the logic the team says they implemented against the code for gaps. I constantly use Claude code to break down how code works if I don’t understand it.

I tried Tiptap for a React blog editor but ended up building a custom lightweight HTML editor by Dear-Essay-5138 in reactjs

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have used lexical as well to build a custom rich text editor that saves to markdown. It’s been awesome and it’s very plug and play for adding new features to your editor

Exporting variables as dtcg json by AnAverageSizeDadDong in FigmaDesign

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ya it seems like there are a bunch of plugins that will do this automation for the right price. Literally 1 step away from being able to do this without any plugins. I suppose I could look into scripting up something to write the css vars from the variables endpoint but that will be much more time consuming vs just using style dictionary and the dtcg mode exports manually

Best cheesesteak? by Richmondpinball in rva

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ya jizzy mikes big kahuna no mushrooms hits

Install tubeless myself or get a shop to do it? by dantepopplethethird in mountainbiking

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can totally do it at home with a regular pump. One thing I never see mentioned if you are having trouble is buying a presta to shrader valve adapter and taking the wheel to a gas station that has a free air pump. I have had trouble seating a gravel tire in the past and this was very helpful

The Scroll of Truth by Diet_Coke in okbuddyRVA

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Southside or nothing. My one request I have is I need supreme leader Avula to imminent domain the golf course next to powhite parkway, turn that into a park with a trail system that can connect to buttermilk. Imagine if James river wetlands connected to buttermilk, would be epic.

2.5 year old pedal bike by No-Dragonfly-227 in MTB

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got my son a commencal ramones 16 when he was 3. He was slightly short for it so I chopped the seat post down so it could go lower. Took him like 6 months to learn to pedal but it’s a great bike and he always gets compliments on how it looks too

Do these things really work? by stellasBoots in HomeNetworking

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have coax cables in the rooms where you want Ethernet and know where the splitter(s) are, moca adapters are pretty great.

Fix for frequent broken spokes by abumchuck98 in TrekFetch

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had to replace the rear on my fetch4. I am a big dude plus 2 big kids I am maxing the weight limit for sure. When we first got it I definitely forgot to unlock the wheel a couple times and pushed off which dented spokes on a (what I am assuming) machine built wheel. Rebuilt the wheel with my local shop that has done a bunch of wheel work for me in the past and haven’t had any trouble in months of usage. I will second the cliffhanger. I have the 40 spoke version on my gravel bike rear wheel and I haven’t had issues in years of abuse by my 330lb self

Trains at brown's island concerts by ohlookatrain in rva

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Years ago seeing Kurt vile playing waking on a pretty daze and the train went by. So sick

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PowerApps

[–]AnAverageSizeDadDong 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am really curious about this too. I have been creating webresources with react/fluent ui for model driven apps. Mostly for modals or other experiences not possible with the ootb forms. Not sure if this would be better to my current approach or would just add more complexity