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by blorenz 10y ago
This is nice, though I was hoping to find a framework for print-based layout when I saw this. I have projects that utilize the printer as an output and I struggle to find the proper way to lay out the content effectively. I have had hopes
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by blorenz 10y ago
Not being of the Ruby world, I did not understand what his licensing method would entail. Amazingly simple, yet profitable. I guess the fear of missing out is what keeps the annual subscriptions re-upped.
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by blorenz 10y ago
Agreed and confused. Interested to find what would be wrong with this? (from my docker-compose.yml under the db service) volumes: - ./data/postgresql:/var/lib/postgresql/data
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by blorenz 10y ago
This guy has taken a page right from Ryan Lochte. He should have owned up to it instead of deflecting.
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by blorenz 11y ago
This is something I have been looking for with this type of interface. Markdown support seems the easiest, but why not use something more robust like AsciiDoc http://asciidoc.org/ ?
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by blorenz 11y ago
This is pretty awesome though I would like to see the ability to pull in JS and CSS libraries and frameworks into a project. This could gear some tutorials around certain technologies.
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by blorenz 13y ago
It seems that 95% of the time was spent in making the video rather than building the product.
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by blorenz 13y ago
I don't feel that this solves anything that a label + placeholder could accomplish in this demo. The space for the floating label is available the entire life of the form - before, during and after field focus. I just think that this s
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by blorenz 13y ago
With a higher-end stretch goal of $20,000: Python native extensions, it is apparent someone doesn't understand Python. On a humorous note, isn't import apngasm part of the batteries included?
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by blorenz 13y ago
The ruby interface is plain offensive https://github.com/apngasm/rapngasm
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Changing the Way We Engage Poverty.(indiegogo.com)
4 points by blorenz 13y ago|0 comments
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by blorenz 13y ago
Noted. Great to see the performance increase. Obviously pop() is for the last element so a FIFO would have to be constructed with this in mind.
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by blorenz 13y ago
Agreed. The context of this problem was a discussion with a colleague about using this in the order of a queue where the items array would represent transformations to apply to another object. Point taken, though!
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by blorenz 13y ago
I disagree with you saying this isn't a valid test but added http://jsperf.com/while-vs-for-queue/4 for your convenience.
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by blorenz 13y ago
Thanks for the additions. I particularly like the forEach addition because it 'reads' better but is very unperforming. I can foresee this being unknowingly abused.
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JavaScript Loop Performance(jsperf.com)
19 points by blorenz 13y ago|32 comments
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Maximin - Changing the Way We Engage Poverty(indiegogo.com)
3 points by blorenz 13y ago|0 comments
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by blorenz 14y ago
Imagine taking what a user sees in their browser when they view-source and giving them that. Let's take a blog, for instance. What you effectively do is pre-render all your blog posts into ready-to-be-served HTML. When you visit a Wordpre
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by blorenz 14y ago
Sure, the situation is not ideal. Trello is a boon to my productivity and has been a gift at being free. Spolsky has given so much to the community that I, personally, can tolerate this inconvenience to my workflow.
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by blorenz 14y ago
+1 for succinct statement of why DVCS are great.
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by blorenz 14y ago
Good use of 101 bytes! I'm attracted to it.
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by blorenz 14y ago
I hope that PadMapper does not back down. Craigslist is making their data publicly displayed. Consumers consume it - be it people or machines. It will be interesting how this plays out. Screen scraping is analogous to the analog loophol
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Enough with sexism in tech - Now the head of Groovy and Grails?(twitter.com)
4 points by blorenz 14y ago|0 comments
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by blorenz 14y ago
I don't think this is much of a stamp of approval as it is curiosity. I wouldn't read into this as signing-off from Safari but just to see what Chrome offers.
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by blorenz 15y ago
This is very humbling to read. I live in America, land of opportunity -- mostly taken for granted. I take for granted the freedom to jump on the internet at almost any moment I choose. I take for granted that I have constant access to a
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by blorenz 15y ago
I am sorry that I don't have an implementation of a Django-site that would leverage this, but it is a truly awesome idea. Where I work, we have a site that is managed by Wordpress. We serve it from Akamai so we have to flatten it out. Ou
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by blorenz 15y ago
Searching out some information about mail service providers, I found the resource section of mailchimp. This section houses short articles about the use of their system or best practices. What makes it incredibly engaging is the amount of
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Enhanced presentation by design(mailchimp.com)
1 points by blorenz 15y ago|1 comments
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by blorenz 15y ago
I'm hoping this becomes my source of front-end reference goodness! It is quite usable in its current state and has potential for reference of jQuery and other library/API inclusion. Great work!
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by blorenz 15y ago
I'm having an extremely hard time wrapping my head around the usefulness of this product. The Little Printer is generating hardcopy of snippets of temporal events. These snippets are reduced to headlines without content to put them into c

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