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I am working on a writeup with some development details.
Here is the stack:
• Alpinejs as a framework
• Chrono for date parsing (try typing "next Tuesday" into the date input)
• Dayjs for date formatting and operations.
• flatpickr for the date picker
• xslx-populate for export. There are a LOT of JS->excel utilities out there.
• Tailwind for styling.
• No back-end, no database. All static files.
The code is in a private git repo.Don't let that stop you from looking at it with view-source. It's literally two files :)
It's an absolute gem.
https://www.nasa.gov/connect/ebooks/break_mishap_chain_detai...
This was my recent attempt to find the best one for my purposes:
Keep in mind, we're talking about teaching students in a class, with a curriculum.
This is not high-value open ended learning with real tools. This is basic skill training exercises.
I speak from the experience of watching a teacher struggle with multiple students' python dependencies for the first two weeks of class. This was with a set of (supposedly) homogenous school-issued laptops. After switching to repl.it, all that hassle just disappeared.
I recently ditched goodreads and have no regrets :)
Here are all the alternatives I evaluated: https://bookapps.info
https://provetheywantit.com/project?public_token=pub_KSUPBwl...
"For me, it's day 2. I’m excited about this transition."
I made it for myself because my notes were getting too disorganized.
The notify-your-friends section has been updated accordingly.
This blinkered statement is near the conclusion of the piece.
It would be better placed near the start, so readers have a sense of the author's level of critical thinking.
I know, because I helped build a product (https://peachyplan.com) much like Notion's timeline view :)
The notion team did a phenomenal job. This is one of the best timeline views I've seen, and I've looked at hundreds.
I bought your game a couple days ago :)
- The music is excellent.
- There are some really nice visual touches (screen shake, the expand/fade enemy death)
- Switching apps on android restarts the game! Critical blocking issue right there.
- I did get one random crash (on Android), which meant a restart
- The intro story could be trimmed by about half :)
- Move the green "Play" button to the top of the menu.
- Maybe rename "How to Play" to "Instructions", so only one menu item has the word "Play in it"
- The inventory system sucks! Nothing worse than having 6 slots, 2 of which are filled with "+1[2] mitts". Please implement auto-management for inventory.
- Most enemy and item names are awesome.
- A few item names are confusing. I don't know what "steelcaps are". They look like boots. Are they boots?
- Apparently I can equip mitts or boots, but not both? Does that make sense?
- The icon has a laser sword. Should I start with a laser sword? Maybe a laser shiv?
- How many dungeon floors are there? Please add that to the instructions.
- This might be crazy for a roguelike, but please consider difficulty levels. It would be nice for a kid to be able to play through the game without frustration.I attempted something similar (https://nicediff.com), and found the textual approach to be basically useless:
Tax form example: https://www.nicediff.com/view/7a5f41ba3c76ae9bb45f42a4faa8b6...
That's why lying so directly works so well!
In their T&C page, the "Removal of Content" section (6A) says they remove content, or portions thereof, at their sole discretion.
Trust IS central to their product. A direct lie usually begins with a true (or unfalsifiable) statement.
A stripe customer is free to tell Stripe "Your fees are too high, and I'd prefer switching processors than raising prices".
I could be wrong. Is there an example of an illegal cartel, trying to persuade customers from whom it makes transaction fees, to raise prices? Surely this isn't a new thing under the sun.
Can you help me decipher the difference between the PlaceKeys "zzw-222" and "222-222"?
I'd love to know what those stand for on the user end.
https://github.com/Placekey/placekey-py/blob/4b63d090b1082c4...
It looks you started using to this slogan in 2019. Prior to that, it was "Work Happy": https://web.archive.org/web/20181116030147/https://www.paymo...
But there was at least one other business using "Work better together" in 2017: https://web.archive.org/web/20170515171057/https://projectin...
Whew!
Though in fairness, the rocket wasn't supposed to explode in the silo either.
A good book about the incident is Command and Control, by Eric Schlosser:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6452798-command-and-cont...
This is the earlier post, BTW: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23964905