JCraig

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by JCraig 13y ago
Tomatoes are quite prolific and can be used in many types of dishes. For sauce, I like plum varieties roasted or dried; for sandwiches and snacking, I like black russians or yellow grape varieties. Some people have already mentioned chilis
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An Internet news vacation(pseudographia.com)
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by JCraig 14y ago
Take a look at cdnjs.com. They haven't updated to 4 yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if they did soon. They have many more libraries than Google's or Microsoft's CDNs.
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by JCraig 14y ago
I've been looking at exactly this issue this last week. I have a logo with a gradient and a small border outline for increased legibility. I'd much rather do this in html/css than as an image, but I'm going with an image for now since these
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by JCraig 14y ago
I have a great respect for the attitude that goes into running 37 Signals. Making something simple, enjoyable, and useful is much more concrete, from a development standpoint, than making something "the best". It also allows 37 Signals to s
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by JCraig 14y ago
Of the people who have approached me to possibly work with them, I have yet to encounter one totally original idea. Often, they'll tell me it's original, but a quick Google search will turn up a few to a few dozen competitors already in the
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by JCraig 14y ago
At my last position, we were told that it was expected to refactor every time we updated any module. However, we had no list of things that needed to be refactored, no real team programming patterns or standards, and we were rewarded almost
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by JCraig 14y ago
With only 2% of visitors coming from mobile, why would they go mobile-first? Sure, the design of the site might limit mobile use a bit, but it probably wouldn't cause that big of a disparity in and of itself. Also, the post mentioned good r
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by JCraig 14y ago
Tortoises were the first to come to mind for me. Later in the article, it does state that it's not just size but metabolism that figures into this correlation. That being said. The article states that this relationship governs "all life" bu
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by JCraig 14y ago
I was thrown off by Might stating that "a grammar defines a language," which is not nearly as useful or factual as saying that it "describes" a language, the wording that he relies on throughout the rest of the article. That is the differen
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by JCraig 14y ago
Since it is so easy to game card-based check-ins, I'm sure the teachers still have to verify attendance. Also, if a student's card isn't working, they have to be able to count that student as in attendance. I wonder how much time this actua
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by JCraig 15y ago
I believe that Jeff addresses this point in such areas as: Honestly, I haven’t tried it but I imagine it leaves the risk of getting a relationship off on the wrong foot. And, at the end of the day, a large part of your job satisfaction reli