alttab

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by alttab 9y ago
How about rails?
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by alttab 9y ago
This is almost nihilistic.
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by alttab 9y ago
You want me to go back to windows - don't you?
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by alttab 9y ago
We trusted him with our data, and he's spent the last 12 years selling it, making billions, and manipulating news/views/free speech to fit his agenda. How is this an off-the-cuff comment? It is his mantra. Are we somehow not
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by alttab 9y ago
Seriously this right here. This reason alone he will never get my vote. His argument would have to be that he is reformed. I'd rather vote for someone who doesn't have to come back from that - especially since it's the reason
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by alttab 9y ago
He will barely meet the age requirement by 2020
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by alttab 9y ago
Thank you!!!
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by alttab 9y ago
They are probably trying to focus on the content first - and the discussion second. It might be a resource issue, because of all the content publication outlets there are they have to make that the best. Right now, someone can easily post a
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by alttab 9y ago
A web page about Worms 2 hosted on Tripod.
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by alttab 9y ago
Simply by looking at a product will build a user profile. It's not about making this sale, but maybe about the next 100 sales.
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by alttab 9y ago
Google gives you the content for free via search as long as they get your search queries. Facebook gives you your friends content for free but could allow publishers to charge for access to their streams. Virtual currency will run the new i
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by alttab 9y ago
"Tools are for pussies - I only code in vim." All jest aside - it's true that Flash is way more productive than the "true" web environment today. It has its drawbacks, but developer tooling was awesome.
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by alttab 9y ago
This would be difficult to determine - as running tests without some changes in non-deterministic way could affect testing or the program's ability to run properly.
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by alttab 9y ago
You can hide individual posts, posts similar to it, and posts from individual groups or people. That solution doesn't require defriending or unliking a page. Facebook uses this feedback when recommending content
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by alttab 9y ago
Ah - you just don't work at Amazon anymore.
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by alttab 9y ago
Awesome, which org?
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by alttab 9y ago
Clearly.
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by alttab 9y ago
Based on information, I'd argue Michael Roberts isn't his real name so we will never know.
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by alttab 9y ago
So... let's write everything in Javascript. Got it.
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by alttab 9y ago
Imagine the case where button color is embedded into the implementation of every component. If a UX designer decided that the new apps' brand will be partly new button colors - congrats, you'll have to change every button componen
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by alttab 9y ago
If CSS is a stopgap, then HTML is a stopgap. What other technology for styling HTML and browser web pages do you think should exist? What do you think should replace it? Keep in mind that even Rebass uses CSS to style.
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by alttab 9y ago
Yes - more than one. The complexity is also a function of team size. I ran an SPA by myself for an entire organization and didn't have a single problem writing raw CSS.
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by alttab 9y ago
While I don't necessarily disagree with the benefits of encapsulation - not even native Android applications behave this way. What are your thoughts on that system, and is this simply because CSS is unreliable, or is your stance that t
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by alttab 9y ago
Why the hell are we now putting CSS in Javascript? I'm losing my mind with web developers trying to control everything in the world with client-side javascript. What a mess.
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by alttab 9y ago
So, don't go to college and become a regional manager of a lumber company. I feel like the only reason they can even joke with a headline like this is technically the entry level positions don't require college degrees. My second
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by alttab 9y ago
When distribution is bottle necked to a single or few locations, the difference between content creation and content consumption blurs significantly. If its not distributed - its not seen. The same net effect as not ever being created.
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by alttab 9y ago
I mustache him what he was thinking!
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by alttab 9y ago
Would you say the webpage is hard to vue?
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by alttab 9y ago
Sadly, this will only incentivize government to loosen credit standards and increase debt.
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by alttab 9y ago
Employer and language has a lot to do with how much you make. Imagine that half of those interviewed worked at Google.

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