NathanCH

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by NathanCH 9y ago
Please do go on. Can you explain what you're talking about re: HTML tags? Maybe brush up here http://getbem.com/naming/
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by NathanCH 9y ago
Anyone who dismisses BEM because of the syntax is missing the point of BEM entirely.
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by NathanCH 9y ago
That's a bit misleading, by no means was/is the bubble limited to these cities. More like B.C and Ontario.
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by NathanCH 9y ago
Agree with most of your answer but your last point is pretty optimistic. Nowadays most Javascript is a bundled package of 100 minified npm modules. Also there are many books online which don't need to go through the hoops you describe.
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by NathanCH 9y ago
Soylent as a company has been run terribly. They've had numerous recalls and the recent price increase for Canadian customers is highway robbery. That said, Soylent has improved my diet significantly. My entire life I have struggled to
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by NathanCH 10y ago
Submitted ten hours ago, one comment. Pretty much goes to show how much people care about these types of jokes nowadays.
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by NathanCH 10y ago
I don't disagree with that. I also work at Twitter and use Sketch. I'm just saying that Sketch is not a substitute for Photoshop. It never was, nor should be. You completely misunderstood me.
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by NathanCH 10y ago
Brand new? And no, I don't think so. Sketch is awesome but it isn't a substitute for work that you would do in Photoshop. Unless you were doing wireframes in Photoshop.
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by NathanCH 10y ago
Sunshine hours has more to do with the fact that the sun sets here at 4:00pm in the winter. More often than not it's sunny or cloudy with sunny breaks.
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by NathanCH 10y ago
Interesting, I hadn't heard of this before. That said, it's not easy in some cities where rent is 40-50% of your income.
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by NathanCH 10y ago
I would argue that big frameworks like Bootstrap still have a reason to exist because they provide interactive, component based functionality. It's actually small frameworks like this one that are increasingly useless. Consider that mo
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by NathanCH 11y ago
https://i.imgur.com/sV4SZyD.png What is going on with Apple's line-up? This is unnecessarily confusing.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
Twitch as well. That's a big one for me.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
I agree, a lot of these solutions come from bad CSS. Not because CSS is bad.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
In fairness, you did say '[that] I've ever come across'. Your comment is not incorrect.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
User: I want to travel the last week of august. So, your program needs to calculate what date that is, or the user is will need to look at an external calendar (Windows GUI) to determine which date that is.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
I would like to think this new designer/developer relationship transcends a single libraries implementation.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
My issue is that the problems you listed are solvable if you write good CSS. I mean, specificity wars... isn't that one of the first things we learn to avoid when writing stylesheets?
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by NathanCH 11y ago
Reddit is really going down the toilet.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
I'm actually a bit surprised Pandora is still doing well considering the rise of streaming services like rdio which implemented pandora-like features years ago. And they've implemented them better, I'd argue.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
Perhaps more importantly no support for partials. But I guess your task runner can deal with that.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
Some developers who use Chrome don't bother with cross-browser testing, I've noticed. Not sure why but it's a common problem I experience with HN links.
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by NathanCH 11y ago
I think that further proves his point. It shouldn't matter what device I'm consuming the content on.
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by NathanCH 12y ago
I noticed this too. But my main problem with the search is that it attempts to complete the address when your focus leaves the input.
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by NathanCH 12y ago
Something tells me you're new to this industry
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by NathanCH 12y ago
It's so close to being suitable for production!
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by NathanCH 12y ago
> I strongly agree with the author that "face-ism" is a highly overlooked issue that needs to be dealt with. I don't disagree, but is this something we can deal with? It seems more biological and evolutionary than anything
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by NathanCH 12y ago
The pile of evidence against ugly people continues to mount. Not even smiling will save you.
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by NathanCH 12y ago
Have they really stopped it if there are still 20 active cases?
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by NathanCH 12y ago
Every company copies Apple, even when Apple makes it afterwards. Didn't you know that?

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