Previnder
Previnder
@previnder.com
Founder discuit.org. Open-source maintainer. Works with Go, JS/TS, and Linux (btw). Interested in philosophy and history. Writes at previnder.com.
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In @obsidian.md, I typically use Cmd+O to navigate between files, and I never noticed how much of a nightmare this was because of the way that Obsidian handles tab-handling, which is not at all the way that IDEs like VSCode handle it, which is what I'm used to.
Luckily, I found a plugin (github.com/jesse-r-s-hi...) that someone had made to make Obsidian tab-handling more like VSCode. This should be the default behavior, though.
In @obsidian.md, I typically use Cmd+O to navigate between files, and I never noticed how much of a nightmare this was because of the way that Obsidian handles tab-handling, which is not at all the way that IDEs like VSCode handle it, which is what I'm used to.
One persistent problem with designers is that they all work with 5k displays with high pixel density and perfect color calibration and they forget that the majority of people use worse displays everyday (sometimes far worse). A significant portion of the accessibility issues comes from this alone.
The design trend where you make your font unbelievably thin stroked to make it sleek is an accessibility nightmare. It doesn't even look good. Yet pretty much a large majority of sites do it.
This was a fun read, though the subject matter might be a little gloomy. There’s a bit of schadenfreude to be enjoyed here at the expense of the abomination of a company that is (or was) Cluely.
Michael Lynch (@mtlynch.io) has compiled here a wonderful list of essays about software that influenced him. The ones I’ve read (and I’ve read a few before) have all been very good.
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Are we still doing starter packs? Put this one together because I love seeing things that lovely folks write on the internet, and I'm sure there are more people to meet and add to this list. go.bsky.app/AnM2t7r