Jack Heriz-Smith

Developer 💻 he/him
Big fan of @founderscoders
One twelfth of @amorphoushorse

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@MarioVerbelen @zeu_dev * Nazis

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@JohnWritesCode_ @zeu_dev haha i lost an hour with this yesterday trying to work out why none of my changes were rendering

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loving the caricature art and magic at @labcuk what a fun time we’re having #bigupsouthwestbuilders

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@cmcaboy Your code push tutorial series is great 🙏 two final errors - can you help? iOS only, and Xcode is saying The linked library 'libPods-TestyTest.a' is missing one or more architectures required by this target: arm64, cli is saying Deployment "Production" does not exist 🤔

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credit: @Link2Twenty

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I wrote a dumb article and someone built something fun with it! https://t.co/AxRSKz8mPx

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@LisaMMcGee I’m late to the party but I just finished the first season of Derry Girls and cried the end was so powerful. Thank you 💕

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@stefanjudis @ocanodiego @contentful Thank you for looking into it - I'll see what I can do to fix it my end then

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@stefanjudis @ocanodiego @contentful It looks like it doesn't validate its own auto-generation. So if you type your own slug, validation will prevent you saving if it is non-unique. However when it's auto-generated, the validation fails i.e. allows the unaware user to duplicate unique fields. Looks like a bug 🙃

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Whoa thanks @ThePracticalDev 🙌🙌

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What is actually going on inside any given library? And how do I make it do this specific thing, instead of the 20 other options this library comes packaged with?

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I 100% completed this article just now https://t.co/oDvoqvk4Fs

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@jhart_2 I guess it would be best if people clicked "remember this password" on any service they were using, because constantly copy and pasting passwords is non-ideal

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Would you use a password generator that takes two words - e.g. a base word and one related to the site you're using - that always gives the same but very long password?

"password" and "Google" -> p.£;|%;1*31£85&1--0="#,
"passwords" and "Google" -> qm£<^%<p*4p£9t&2l-o=a#p

etc

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@jhart_2 Yeah I think so. I also thought perhaps it could work as a Chrome extension, except the problem I'm trying to solve is that some people can't access password managers across all their devices so only having it available on one browser sort of undermines that.

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I guess it needs parameters since different websites use different benchmarks for security - you MUST / MUST NOT include a symbol etc.

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It's a shame so many people are learning @timnitGebru's name because a scared white man fired her from Google. While you’re paying attention, here are some vastly more important and interesting things to know about Timnit Gebru, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude. #ISupportTimnit

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@NeoNacho @JeffDean @Google If Google's internal response to criticism is "this didn't make us look good enough, you're out", what does this mean for how they work with govts? Their product is to nudge human behaviour to the will of the highest bidder, and this is their solution to an outlier.

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@NeoNacho @JeffDean It would reflect badly on @Google, if it didn't so accurately reflect Google's proven values - "do as we say and don't criticise or ask questions". Google is bad, and this action is more evidence (that we don't need) of the global threat #Google poses to our society.

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v2 #workinprogress - pause it, copy classes with variables, and saturation is (maybe?) more intuitive. I am starting to think about a visual aid for how colours will look, or maybe actual HTML templates to download? How can I make this useful for you? https://t.co/6U08MaeKBD

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Also, since the radio buttons set what the bands of colour should look like and up down keys change this as well, if you select a radio button then use the keys this changes the selection. It's a bug.

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Work in progress - feedback welcome 💅

https://t.co/6U08MaeKBD

#css #colour #webdevelopment

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Saturation doesn't change until you move the mouse, still trying to figure out the best way to fix that. 1, 2, 3 keys actually don't work yet, and the box in the middle will be a pop up eventually. This is not (yet) particularly accessible for sight- or motor-impaired, apologies.