also a gif of the progress after the cut (made by taking screenshots of the version history of my jsfiddle
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in reply to @blackle's post:
We were so focused, as a society, on whether or not we could give blackle increased ability to Post that we never stopped to ask if we should give it that much power.
[you're on hacker news!] (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32123804)
Did this break? It used to work fine on Android Chromium but now I see a zoom of the left half and the grabber to interact is really fiddly...
This is soooo satisfying to fiddle with! I love how smooth everything moves.
Real talk I know the css here is the real feat of sorcery but this just makes me want to refresh myself on how pulleys work.
(Also I just noticed the age of this thread. Guess boosting immortalizes some things)
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i'm guessing you used some form of script to generate the final HTML. at what point do we need a cohost graphical IDE
fuck Microsoft Visual Studio. i only fuck with Cohost Visual Studio
(and CHVS needs to run on cohost itself)
I did not use a script this time, it was all by hand (though I used jsfiddle as my editor)
okay tbf most of that is just positioning, selecting the image and copy+paste so it's excusable but as soon as it gets more complicated automating it becomes necessary lol
for example, making a markdown file (pure MD, not a single non-MD HTML tag) play tic-tac-toe against you is ~100 lines bad JS, but the output is 1408 lines long. i would rather die than make that by hand
your dedication is insane. congrats on making this! wow, i have no words