~hedy
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terminal inhabitant and language enthusiast. also an #Emacs enjoyer https://github.com/hedyhli https://tilde.zone/@hedy she/her
everyday i use vscode is a day i am reminded how emacs remains infinitely better
So. I got bored the other day so I wrote a shortcut for iOS that grabs text from images and reads it aloud for you. Open the image, tap Share, scroll down to Speak Image Text. That's how to invoke it. Caveat: Apple OCR can sometimes be shitty and confusing. Sorry.
RoutineHub - Speak Image Text
Extracts text from image and speaks it aloud.
routinehub.co
Reposting a link to my article about my color blindness. My color blindness, not yours. Most articles about how to produce figures that work for colorblind people are written by people with normal vision who don't know what it's like. commandcenter.blogspot.com/2020/09/colo...
Color blindness
Color blindness is an inaccurate term. Most color-blind people can see color, they just don't see the same colors as everyone else. There ha...
commandcenter.blogspot.com
going to walk up to someone, punch them in the face, and then go "now is the time for peace!" and see how it works out
Do not cram alt text with keywords just to improve search engine optimization. This will hinder alt text’s true purpose: improving accessibility. Focus on describing the photo's content. Search engine optimization should not be the goal for writing good alt text.
Happy Spring! Every month, our members Jay and James host Webweaving Workshops- and the next one upcoming is THIS SATURDAY! RSVP, find the link, and get more information on our forum post here: tinyurl.com/nhfw8325
Webweaving Workshop 6: ITS ON A SATURDAY THIS TIME
Hi all, hope you’re doing well! I am happy to announce our SIXTH Webweaving Workshop, once again hosted by myself and @capjamesg ! Due to some scheduling shenanigans, we’re going to have to move this ...
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AI is like a mirror. If we are offended by what we see, it is because we are offensive (from Mastering AI by Jeremy Kahn)
Astro.build is pretty awesome, only that it's bit of an overkill to have to use an entire bundling and build system for a simple personal site.
Astro
Astro builds fast content sites, powerful web applications, dynamic server APIs, and everything in-between.
astro.build
The speed improvement in Ghostty is pretty impressive, but there are still a few things I miss from Kitty: - Recognizing "cut-off" links -- a huge thing in IRC clients! - Automatically wrapping pasted text in quotes at the prompt - Automatically sanitizing pasted text from escape codes
Ghostty looks like the Windows Terminal for MacOS as the default terminal app
Re: @baty.net's post on "Emacs from scratch" smol.hedy.dev/re-baty-emac... wrote a bit about my own experience when starting my emacs config
re: emacs from scratch
smol.hedy.dev
The #W3C ARIA in HTML specification has been updated: www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/ These are the authoring rules for using #ARIA when #HTML is the host language.
ARIA in HTML
This specification defines the authoring rules (author conformance requirements) for the use of Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) 1.2 and Digital Publishing WAI-ARIA Module 1.0 ...
w3.org
1 more thing on alt text for tonight. I have had at least a dozen people who have asked me what alt text is/why it's important Many folks simply don't know. Most seem happy to include it when they understand While it's important to vigorously encourage people to use it, be inclusive to them too
if arguing online changed anything we'd all be running Linux
I guess it is time to introduce Bluesky to my latest work, HTML for People. Anyone can make a website with HTML. No previous coding experience required. I cover everything you need to know to get started in an approachable and friendly way. And it’s free for all. 🚀 htmlforpeople.com
HTML for People
HTML isn't only for people working in the tech field. It's for everyone. Learn how to make a website from scratch in this beginner friendly web book.
htmlforpeople.com
Good writeup from @css-tricks.com on the situation with "Masonry"† and whether it belongs as part of grid or its own `display` type. It's largely neck-and-neck and won't move unless some minds on either side change. css-tricks.com/csswg-minute... † Still a bad name.
2024 CSS Unwrapped most used: color most misspelled: appearence most just pray it works: word-break most warm vibes: @container get out of jail free: subgrid easiest to forget to use: inset low key gold: min() lusting after: random()
bring back the personal site! tilde.team is a shared computer and everyone gets their own webpage this is mine and it's artisanally handcrafted: tilde.team/~ben/ i have a blog too i guess benharri.org
ben@tilde.team
my tilde page
tilde.team
the internet sucks in part because no one makes their own personal websites anymore aftermath.site/website-musk...
Some bsky.el progress for today, it now has rudimentary support for reply threads. (org-indent-mode might not be good for this)
I hate how much the tech industry (which is actually finance) has made me hate technology. I was a little girl who hung out at Radio Shack. I went to college where BASIC was invented and "artificial intelligence" was coined. And all these fuckheads care about is making money.
anyone wanna try a "slow social media" experiment, called izzzzi? nnnnnnnn.co/izzzzi.html let me know if you've signed up! I'm "hedy" on there.
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nnnnnnnn.co
i want to see more websites! so i made a custom feed bsky.app/profile/ribo...
#AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/6 Just finished day 6 with Fennel & #Emacs. A little disappointed the naive solution is feasible. well, if it works, it works. I need to figure out how to prevent `M-x shell-command` from freezing Emacs...
Day 6 - Advent of Code 2024
adventofcode.com
Shout outs to xahlee for amazing #emacs content like this one: xahlee.info/emacs/emacs/... It’s making me stop being lazy and actual commit to learning some elisp, instead of copy-pasting and then trying whatever works like a mad man
Elisp: Lisp Basics
xahlee.info