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acconrad
12y ago
I always thought wearing baggy clothes meant it was easier to conceal weapons.
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DraftKings Raises Another $41M, Acquires Fantasy Sports Competitor StarStreet
(techcrunch.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
The comments are already pretty deep, but I still want to mention that the right framework is all dependent on what your needs are and what your company is willing to support. Which is why I get tired of article comparisons like this, and t
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acconrad
12y ago
Honestly, I'm still on the fence about what acceptable code coverage is. There's people who claim 100% is ideal, others (like DHH) think aiming for 100% is detrimental. My company is at 89% right now, which I think is commendable
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acconrad
12y ago
Not really sure we need another one of these: Idiomatic.JS[1] is far more complete, and if you want an opinion, just seek the style of Google[2]. [1] = https://github.com/rwaldron/idiomatic.js/ [2] = https:/
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Mastering a Programming Language Using Spaced Repetition
(smashingmagazine.com)
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12y ago
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acconrad
12y ago
I would never recommend this arbitrary and excessively exclusionary diet plan to anyone. * It does not mention quantity. You will get fat if you eat too many sweet potatoes or too much beef, yet it gives off the impression that you can eat
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I'm A Thinker, Not a Do-er
(medium.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
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acconrad
12y ago
I use JavaScript daily and it is not immediately apparent to me what the advantage of this framework is over console logging and the Chrome Inspector tools. Perhaps showing the benefits of using the framework in your README file would reall
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acconrad
12y ago
I feel like I'm losing my mind having to justify that Yo is anything but Stupid Stupid. The technology is easy to copy, not defensible, and not novel. It does not move the needle in terms of bringing us closer to a technological utopia
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Improve Your Email Workflow with Modular Design
(smashingmagazine.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
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acconrad
12y ago
The sobriety of Or's emails to his "competition" makes him seem completely delusional to the absurdity of his application's popularity and existence.
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acconrad
12y ago
ICANN's new policies on long standing domains had flagged the site as being unverified.
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Declarative Programming and the Web
(smashingmagazine.com)
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12y ago
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acconrad
12y ago
This is scary - a prolific programmer acquires nearly 30,000 downloads and can't even create a profit based on the price of his advertising. What hope is there for newcomers other than to focus more on marketing than on the product its
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acconrad
12y ago
TLDR: recruitment letters need to have attached in them with a competitive (at or above average) salary number, personalized to the prospective employee. In other words, actually email the person and be transparent with what you're off
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acconrad
12y ago
I'm getting a 500 error on Chrome 36 from api.soundcloud.com, are you sure you haven't hit a rate limit on this?
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Social Influence: Incorporating Social Identity Theory Into Design
(smashingmagazine.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
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acconrad
12y ago
It depends on the size of your codebase. For small codebases, I separate folders by object type (e.g. apps/, /controllers, /directives), but as codebases grow in size, we have adapted to the style you mention, separating by f
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How Do You Design Interaction?
(smashingmagazine.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
I was really excited about this until I got on the front page and it missed the two insurances I actually use: home owner's (condo) insurance and health insurance. Would love to have advice and comparison shopping on those.
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acconrad
12y ago
The conclusion I'm drawing here is that you can be a fortune 500 company with or without twitter, and that social engagement is ancillary to the core fundamentals of your business. Of course, I'd like to see where on the Fortune 5
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Authoring Critical Above-the-Fold CSS
(css-tricks.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
This scares me so much. I'm 28 and I'm upset that I haven't done anything notable yet. I just haven't found my magnum opus yet, and I don't know how to.
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How To Profit From Selling Digital Products
(smashingmagazine.com)
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12y ago
I'm surprised you didn't point out that the diet itself was flawed. The basis of the plant-based diet was vegetables and fruits, and yet they explicitly excluded fructose. You can't have any fruits then! Nearly every fruit co
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A Better Way to Request App Ratings
(smashingmagazine.com)
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Five real problems I really think need solving
(startup88.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
I think the issue buckles down to someone saying "I'm working on this important thing and I can't raise $1MM, while this trivial, non-important app just raised $1MM, WTF?!" It just doesn't seem fair that a pointle
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acconrad
12y ago
The price of success isn't censorship, it's maturity. If anything, being successful / famous means you have even more of a voice of influence, but you just have to be more careful of how you choose to impart that influence.
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