Rumudiez

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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   I always appreciate a good example of the Streisand effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   For others; your last point is the most important. Semantic HTML gets you pretty far but there will always be an unhandled case. This is a fine use case of ARIA as long as it’s met with sincere concern for accessibility testing.
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   Washington Bitcoin pioneer seeks Chapter 11 protection(seattletimes.com)

   3 points by Rumudiez 8y ago|0 comments
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   I can’t see any product info on the page you link (it’s just a static image; iOS 12 + Safari), but it appears to have a 50cc engine. $700 is still a pretty darn low price point, but I doubt it can go the advertised 95mph the scooter FTA cla
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   I think OP is referring to the Dead Mall Series by Dan Bell: https://youtu.be/mOlffr73fuM
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   As one example, I’ve seen kids develop perfect pitch growing up in highly musical environments. I think it’s easier for them to learn it than adults, but it becomes a lifelong skill.
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   I moved away from “utility-first” CSS in favor of heavy usage of SASS mixins. If you can modularize your CSS to the degree shown in Tailwind, then you can get the best of both worlds by keeping your class names in BEM while the underlying S
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   My team checks for types, not for null. `const isString = myVar => typeof myVar !== 'string'` This is more reusable and more idiomatic in my opinion than null/undefined checks
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   by Rumudiez 8y ago

   Use Firefox
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    Atlassian and Slack form new strategic partnership(atlassian.com)

    1 points by Rumudiez 8y ago|0 comments
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing. People tend to think about engine noise when talking about loud cars, but I often remark to myself how loud Tesla’s et al electric cars still are due to road noise. From my balcony a couple floors above street level I ca
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    I’m stumped by that as well. Traveling faster than the speed of sound doesn’t make you silent; it feels like time is being arbitrarily defined relative to light(?)
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    Yeah, the “rotate your device to landscape” definitely shows a lot of polish. /s A simple fix would just be to inline all the content, like all the little ol’ two-column responsive sites do. In light of that obvious solution, they put
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    Olympic athletes are professionals. Anecdotally, my “yoked” coworkers frequently hurt themselves. Out of twenty people on my team, two hurt their backs so badly in the last month that they can’t sit or stand for more than an hour or two, am
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    From the article: https://github.com/DioJoestar/SteamCMD-GUI/blob/master/READM... They don’t seem to have a *nix referral, but seems totally possible to make.
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    RamdaJS is my go-to for most new projects. Other contenders in the space include lodash/fp and Elm.
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    I think this is a pretty fair point. Cars are incredibly dangerous to others and many drivers completely disregard that. A 5-star safety rating doesn't mean anything to the pedestrian or cyclist in front of you, but people tend to act
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    by Rumudiez 8y ago

    The worst programmers I know are night owls, with one exception. Birds of a feather flock together...
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    And I think allover’s point was that doesn’t matter if you use Babel to transpile back to ES5. Personally, I would never go back now that I’ve been writing ES6 in production for almost two years
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    There are plenty of simple templating options still out there. Twig, handlebars, and jekyll would all be good introductions in my opinion
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    > since the late 19th century I think 200 years is a reasonably long enough time for modern languages that I wouldn't say "recent". Modern English only just originated ~500 years ago, between 1450-1550 around Shakespeare&#
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    Amen -- treat it as a utility and just focus on maintaining dumb pipes.
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    We had a shop class. What we didn't have was time to take it without skipping out on another core class. This should be required curriculum -- that was the point I took home from the article.
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    I and the other students from the AP classes at my school effectively had no electives -- we all took math, science, English, history, a foreign language, and at least one music class every semester of every year throughout middle and high
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    Okay.. I thought there might be more to his point given who contextual "close enough to ... Snapchat" is.
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    The US does not have anything like this in its mandatory public school curriculum that I know of. My experience in a good public system was that if you had time in your schedule to take a shop class (wood and metal working) it was because y
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    Care to explain?
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    If you play the cello, violin, or even piano you'll find everyone and their mother telling you the same thing: cut your nails! Being able to arch your fingers naturally is an ergonomic advantage and will probably help with your typing,
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    I have zero interest in farming, so I am not a farmer. I don't think it's likely there will ever be a true "one language to rule them all" in the foreseeable future. Gripe as you may about a tool you don't use, it d
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    by Rumudiez 9y ago

    In house marketing can be just as aggressive as third party, so I don't think we can fault one more than other.