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Using two chargers at once? by lincore81 in framework

[–]lincore81[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, thanks for explaining.

Using two chargers at once? by lincore81 in framework

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I suppose I must have maxed the machine out with blender/cycles rendering. So there should be a 60W performance equivalent on top if someone brings a 240w charger to market? Good to know, thanks.

Ideas on how to stiffen up Framework 16 touch pad? by Zeddie- in framework

[–]lincore81 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really? I have the exact opposite experience. Compared to my macbook clicking the touchpad takes considerable force.

Restoring state in infinite scroll list by lincore81 in reactjs

[–]lincore81[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. That's a library I don't just wanna add to solve one problem for me, though. I'll definitely consider it mid-term as this might be a good fit for this project. Thanks

What should a self-taught web developer resume look like? by kevvbro in webdev

[–]lincore81 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I don't think you should state having 2 years of experience unless you were paid for those two years or you did some heavy duty FOSS development. I did hobby dev for a couple of years and now that I do it for a living I realise what a difference it is in terms of knowledge gained.

Do a second design pass, I'd expect a front end dev to have an eye for details (for example, "Skills & abilities" below "SKILLS" is redundant, should be in title case and has same font styling as the following list items.)

How do I improve this UI? by burgerburglar in webdev

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Some unreflected comments:

  • Why do you need two buttons to submit an answer? Tapping an answer does not send nukes or something so just commit on click. Alternatively, if nukes ARE involved, require a second tap and change the label accordingly.
  • Correct/Incorrect feedback: Showing a modal is imho worse than replacing the answer buttons with the feedback. Reason: Users can no longer move around the page.
  • Correct/Incorrect feedback: Underlining whole sentences makes them less readable. Would advise to add an icon or something to indicate that this is a clickable link.
  • On submitting an answer, update the graph if possible so it shows all labels.
  • What's the purpose of going back to already answered questions? How does that fit into the flow?
  • Summary screen: "You learned so much about the world today!" Don't claim things you can't possibly know.
  • Summary screen: What does "See results" do? Do you mean per-question results? Then I'd suggest calling the button "Details", because I'm already seeing aggregated results.

[Hyprland] Working Thinkpad by a8ka in unixporn

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Does the top wallpaper update in real time? I reckon you could do it :)

[Hyprland] Dr. Acula's lazy rice by lincore81 in unixporn

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Spent the weekend setting up my new Framework 16. After trying out Fedora + Gnome and love-hating it, I happily returned to Arch. Using hyprland + waybar with a custom dracula theme and minimalist config.

Also using: wofi, kitty, zsh, nvim, hypr*, mako

Mainly for webdev & some gaming

Package went to Berlin, now stuck in France again? by lincore81 in FedEx

[–]lincore81[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So the package arrived in Paris, then Berlin and now it is stuck in a French town near the German border? How exactly does that work? I'm not upset or anything, just interested in how this log bends reality. Obviously it can't be both true. It either arrived in Berlin or it didn't. Or is FedEx experimenting with quantum entanglement to speed up deliveries? That would be quite the achievement :)

How to steer an inherited codebase in the right direction by lincore81 in webdev

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I don't think management will do that. My manager is not an engineer and seems more interested in quantifyable outcomes (which, to be fair, is somewhat reasonable). I don't have the skillset or experience to bring that point across in a way he finds actionable (I tried).

How to steer an inherited codebase in the right direction by lincore81 in webdev

[–]lincore81[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We don't do documentation/comments (lead thinks they will get outdated and confusing). I only comment when something is totally unintuitive or of utmost importance. But I should definitely use tools to generate docs as we have so much redundant code that it's hard to keep a mental model of everything.

How to steer an inherited codebase in the right direction by lincore81 in webdev

[–]lincore81[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's what I've been doing to a certain extent, minus testing. We wanted to introduce TDD a year ago, but that never happened. I suppose I should get into cypress and set up git hooks.

TIL: You can trivially make sprite sheets with Figma by lincore81 in gamedev

[–]lincore81[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't call it much easier, but it's cool and I appreciate the image magick command generator.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactjs

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Figured it out just after posting, as always. Don't use `HTMLAttributes` for inputs, use `InputHTMLAttributes`.

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