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bnferguson
13y ago
As an early backer of the Kickstarter it's not my reaction at all. The Kickstarter was only about getting a single product delivered: the dev kit. Once they did that, any obligation they had to me was filled. Basically, that already da
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bnferguson
13y ago
Chat is completely open, anyone can join any room and anyone can see the full history of that room. This isn't just development, even Legal and HR have rooms. If you need to have something that exists as institutional knowledge Issues
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bnferguson
13y ago
You'd be surprised how often that happens at GitHub. Seriously, next time you wanna express excitement about something just drop a little :boom::camel::shipit:. Weirdly addictive and hilarious. Also on a more serious note, emoji can se
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bnferguson
13y ago
AFAIK it should be in the next major release (330)!
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bnferguson
13y ago
I think those that use Mt Gox aren't so concerned with anonymity. They've had some level of verification for a couple of years. For those that are concerned with it, they use other means.
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bnferguson
13y ago
In the case of Cinder "creative coding" is in reference to a very specific thing and using that term tells me exactly what sort of library it is. Namely being familiar with other "Creative Coding" frameworks such as OpenFrameworks, Processi
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bnferguson
13y ago
Yup! Many do. Github just wrote about it here (replacing the Rails default HTML escaper with a C one for a 30% increase): https://github.com/blog/1475-escape-velocity and I think the Judy Arrays they're using for code classification are i
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bnferguson
15y ago
Agreed! Hell, at meetups and conferences here in Indy it seems to be tough to even put a dent in a keg (since I bring the Dorkbot one home with me I get a pretty good measure each month). Most barely have a beer. Even at the larger conferen
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15y ago
This, to me, is why at very least a web designer should know HTML/CSS. I think it's a feeling that web designers can relate with: https://img.skitch.com/20110901-xwygj4ursxfk4hu461jjy8j21k.j... :D (more seriously, as adjustments need to