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https://www.cnil.fr/en/dark-patterns-cookie-banners-cnil-iss...

This is probably because there are laws in some countries that restrict how these buttons/switches can look (think cookie banners, where sometimes there is a huge green button to accept, and a tiny greyed out text somewhere for the settings).

Should have written with an LLM.

this is the best solution.

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Thanks, fixed.

I'm wondering if the author ever tried one of the many neovim distributions, which solve a lot of the problem they're describing. All of the plugins and integrations necessary are already set up to create a nice fully featured IDE-style environment. E.g. LazyVim, AstroVim or NvChad

Looks like the HN traffic has exhausted their API quota.

False positive in the Arc browser, no devtools open.

Please add better color contrast between the back- and foreground. This is unusable for anyone with bad eyesight or visual impairments.

Not sure if this would help since:

4) Use absolute URLs everywhere - they are rewriting everything www.saashub.com to their domain name.

Not OP, but you could use CSS modules, styled components or styled-jsx, all of which auto-generate unique classnames (styled-jsx uses a HTML attribute for it, I think).

Really cool, but please, more contrast. I can barely read the text in the HTML/CSS editor.

Idea: if the "as a"-field starts with a vowel, change the "a" to "an".

From the Lists Chapter:

Lists are very easy to create, these are some of the ways to make lists:

emptyList = [ ]

strlist = ['one, two, three, four, five']

I find the "strlist" example very misleading, as a beginner might think we are creating a list of five strings, when it is actually just one string with some commas in it.

My bank recently asked for my password on the phone in order to identify me. They literally wanted me to tell them the password I use for my online banking account. I made a scene of course, then we settled for the birthdate.