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#Idea: Open a new #GoogleDoc and write out a bunch of bullet points about a document/memo/essay you want to write then click "Extensions > Convert to Prose". This would call #ChatGPT (or whatever) and convert those bullet points into a full doc which structures the ideas, elaborates a bit, and provides a concrete starting point.
I know I always start docs with a bunch of bullet points and slowly expand on them. Having a robot start that process would help get complex ideas on paper and help with the "blank document" problem.
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#Idea: Open a new #GoogleDoc and write out a bunch of bullet points about a document/memo/essay you want to write then click "Extensions > Convert to Prose". This would call #ChatGPT (or whatever) and convert those bullet points into a full doc which structures the ideas, elaborates a bit, and provides a concrete starting point.
I know I always start docs with a bunch of bullet points and slowly expand on them. Having a robot start that process would help get complex ideas on paper and help with the "blank document" problem.
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#Idea: Open a new #GoogleDoc and write out a bunch of bullet points about a document/memo/essay you want to write then click "Extensions > Convert to Prose". This would call #ChatGPT (or whatever) and convert those bullet points into a full doc which structures the ideas, elaborates a bit, and provides a concrete starting point.
I know I always start docs with a bunch of bullet points and slowly expand on them. Having a robot start that process would help get complex ideas on paper and help with the "blank document" problem.
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#Idea: Open a new #GoogleDoc and write out a bunch of bullet points about a document/memo/essay you want to write then click "Extensions > Convert to Prose". This would call #ChatGPT (or whatever) and convert those bullet points into a full doc which structures the ideas, elaborates a bit, and provides a concrete starting point.
I know I always start docs with a bunch of bullet points and slowly expand on them. Having a robot start that process would help get complex ideas on paper and help with the "blank document" problem.
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A short video I did was featured today on Daniel Glejzner's
https://angularchristmascalendar.com showing off a couple Tooling features you might have missed in #Angular #v19 as well as reflecting on the state of the framework and where we're going from here.I'm #10, the snowman. Give it a watch!
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A short video I did was featured today on Daniel Glejzner's
https://angularchristmascalendar.com showing off a couple Tooling features you might have missed in #Angular #v19 as well as reflecting on the state of the framework and where we're going from here.I'm #10, the snowman. Give it a watch!
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A short video I did was featured today on Daniel Glejzner's
https://angularchristmascalendar.com showing off a couple Tooling features you might have missed in #Angular #v19 as well as reflecting on the state of the framework and where we're going from here.I'm #10, the snowman. Give it a watch!
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A short video I did was featured today on Daniel Glejzner's
https://angularchristmascalendar.com showing off a couple Tooling features you might have missed in #Angular #v19 as well as reflecting on the state of the framework and where we're going from here.I'm #10, the snowman. Give it a watch!
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Days since #JavaScript #sourcemap tooling lowered my confidence in what was actually happening and had to fallback to `console.log`:
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Days since #JavaScript #sourcemap tooling lowered my confidence in what was actually happening and had to fallback to `console.log`:
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Days since #JavaScript #sourcemap tooling lowered my confidence in what was actually happening and had to fallback to `console.log`:
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Days since #JavaScript #sourcemap tooling lowered my confidence in what was actually happening and had to fallback to `console.log`:
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Days since #JavaScript #sourcemap tooling lowered my confidence in what was actually happening and had to fallback to `console.log`:
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Today's offender is a pair of #Acrux headphones which refuses to switch devices after auto-connecting to one. Then, AFAICT *has no pair button* so the only way to get it to pair is to completely disconnect it from its existing device, thereby triggering pairing mode.
Terrible experience.
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Today's offender is a pair of #Acrux headphones which refuses to switch devices after auto-connecting to one. Then, AFAICT *has no pair button* so the only way to get it to pair is to completely disconnect it from its existing device, thereby triggering pairing mode.
Terrible experience.
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Today's offender is a pair of #Acrux headphones which refuses to switch devices after auto-connecting to one. Then, AFAICT *has no pair button* so the only way to get it to pair is to completely disconnect it from its existing device, thereby triggering pairing mode.
Terrible experience.
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Today's offender is a pair of #Acrux headphones which refuses to switch devices after auto-connecting to one. Then, AFAICT *has no pair button* so the only way to get it to pair is to completely disconnect it from its existing device, thereby triggering pairing mode.
Terrible experience.
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CW: #EldenRing #ShadowOfTheErdtree Final Boss
Eventually I pivoted my build to a #Nagakiba with #Unsheathe and found the fight infinitely easier.
https://fextralife.com/elden-ring-intelligence-samurai-build-guide-soul-samurai/
Each attack did practically double damage. I had so many more punish windows with Unsheathe, rolling R1 attacks are actually viable, I even got an occasional stance break.
I'm not sure if Rellana's twin blade is just too stat hungry for a NG build or what, but I didn't feel the need to change build for *any* other DLC boss. The only similar experience I had was my first playthrough of the base game where I took a shield into #Malenia and watched her heal faster than I could do damage.
After switching build I beat him on like my third try. Not because I learned his phase 2 moveset but because I got lucky a couple times, had enough flasks and resistance to stay alive, and plain out-damaged him.
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Is #Stackblitz still usable logged out?
Making a new project seems to redirect to #Bolt, which still has project templates (albeit hidden near the bottom).
I can ignore the AI stuff, whatever. But there doesn't seem to be a way to share the project? Am I missing a button?
I'm told logged in users can still use regular Stackblitz via a button in the top right, is this intentionally disabled for anonymous users?
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As cool as #Stackblitz #WebContainers are in theory, they are super flaky in practice. Boot just never finishes sometimes, others the demo page doesn't load at all.
At least half a dozen times I've tried to make a demo on Stackblitz but failed to get "Hello, World" on the page and had to switch to an alternative.
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Update: Apparently #Stackblitz isn't good enough for #StackOverflow and I need to use their specific system for drafting my minimal reproduction. 🙄
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Is it possible to allowlist specific #TrustedTypes violations? I want to write something like:
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const ttPolicy = TrustedTypes.createPolicy('tt-policy', {
createHTML: (html) => sanitize(html),
allowlistHTML: (html) => html,
});myEl.innerHTML = ttPolicy.allowlistHTML(someHtml);
```AFAICT this isn't supported but it seems like it makes Trusted Types much harder to adopt if we can't allowlist hard to migrate exceptions and incrementally fix them.