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14y ago
Partially broken on iOS.
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14y ago
There's a power law distribution, as usual, but it's not very much. IIRC, it generally maxes out $80-$120K, with a select few making more.
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14y ago
It's a Rails application and it does reflect the structure. It's the edit action on a controller, likely the UsersController. It looks like they tried to implement a user management system using has_secure_password and didn't know enough to
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14y ago
Paginating lists or paginating arbitrarily within long text content? There is a massive difference between the two.
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14y ago
not the editorial and reporting experience that leads to good copy Writing, content strategy, curation, copywriting, etc are obviously all important skills. However, being an editor does not remotely qualify someone to run a multimillion
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14y ago
your general disdain for writers and editors It's completely justified. For example: show me where in Poltz's long career as a writer and editor that he secretly squeezed in the years of UX, design, and development experience that qualifi
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14y ago
If it didn't improve their revenues, they wouldn't be doing it. I can assure you that this is absolutely not the case. If you look at Plotz's comment, it's exactly what most editors will say: Pages that run too long can irritate readers.