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by bunkat 11y ago
Nothing is missing, the library does what it does. If you need keyboard accessibility you are free to add it.
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by bunkat 11y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | LevelStory | Senior iOS/Android Contractor | Seattle, WA | REMOTE | 2 - 6 months | levelstory.com We're an online project management service for general contractors focused on the remodel and renovation indust
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by bunkat 11y ago
LevelStory | Senior iOS/Android Contractor | Seattle, WA | REMOTE | 2 - 6 months | levelstory.com We're an online project management service for general contractors focused on the remodel and renovation industry. We're curren
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by bunkat 12y ago
So if a group of people wants to change the fundamental focus of this site from technology to animal evolution we're not allowed to say anything about it? Flagging doesn't do anything because too many people take your approach of
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by bunkat 12y ago
Why are there so many random NY Times articles ending up on the front page lately? Back 6 months ago I never remember seeing these articles and now there seems to be one hitting the front page every day. I could understand if they were rel
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by bunkat 12y ago
From what I hear, the roles are quickly collapsing at Microsoft. In the service orgs especially, the role that was previous done by a Test team is now handled by the Dev team. They are also increasing the ratio between PM and Dev (less PMs
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by bunkat 12y ago
When I say engineering is about making it work, I mean it mostly in the sense that nobody gets to see how the sausage is made. No customer is ever going to critique your code or double check your cement pour. As long as it works, that'
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by bunkat 12y ago
You call it pigeonhole but a lot of people call it specialization. Some trades require it, others don't. I don't think you can generalize it and call it a problem. It's almost like expecting an expert plumber to wire up your
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by bunkat 12y ago
I think you're confusing visual design and UX design. I agree that UX design is mostly about making things work. Visual design (fonts, color palettes, use of white space, emphasis, etc) is mostly arbitrary, touchy-feely stuff. Some peo
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by bunkat 12y ago
While there might not be anything stopping somebody from being both a great developer and great designer, I've never come across somebody that is (though I've come across people that think they are...). I've seen exceptional
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by bunkat 12y ago
I would save yourself the trouble and create a separate domain now for customer subdomains. The problem with your current path is that it is impossible to tell the difference between a 7sheep.net subdomain that is owned and operated by 7she
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by bunkat 12y ago
This project is a mess. The boring has stopped until 2015 due to damage done to the drill and the cost has been steadily increasing. You can read more at http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2024187017_berthade
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by bunkat 12y ago
I'd be interested in this as well. Is it D3?
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by bunkat 12y ago
Most developers already have a build system to concatenate and minify javascript and css files, plugging in the html minifier is straight-forward and doesn't add any additional complexity really. And since the minification is done at
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by bunkat 12y ago
I've never understood why people put Scientology in a different bucket than other religions such as Christianity. I wonder why you didn't comment 'The 79 Christians are trolls, right? ...right?'
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by bunkat 12y ago
As opposed to on the ceiling where all of those other cups live.
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by bunkat 12y ago
This was my exact impression whenever I heard him speak at internal Microsoft meetings. He always says so much without ever actually saying anything. We would leave the meetings realizing that nothing he said had any impact on us. He'
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by bunkat 12y ago
Every time I come across one of these color generators it just reminds how much a good designer is worth. Putting together a pleasing color palette with the appropriate amount of contrast, interest, and color quality is really hard to do. I
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by bunkat 12y ago
Whenever I hear about these I always wonder what the people that found them are thinking. I mean, what type of person would you have to be to decide to try and screw over the restaurant industry (which already has historically low margins)
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by bunkat 12y ago
Exactly. How do you raise a funding round after 1 month? Easy - just launch a successfully funded start-up first.
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by bunkat 12y ago
Fast disks are also important for write performance since Neo4j syncs every change - big RAID arrays of SSDs help.
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by bunkat 12y ago
This video is pretty disingenuous in my opinion - it appears this woman remains in the home when people rent out a room (such that she share experiences with them according to the video). Looking through listings in NYC, this is not the co
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by bunkat 12y ago
Or basic economics. Or a bank. Or a change jar.
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by bunkat 12y ago
If somebody told you to mail them $13.50 and they will mail you back $10, you would think they were crazy. But in today's world this is a valid idea for a startup?
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by bunkat 12y ago
It doesn't seem like they really did resurrect it. Typing in any zip code results in "Sorry - Prim is not accepting any new customers. Thanks for visiting"
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by bunkat 12y ago
Of course there is. They have to draw the line somewhere and there is always going to be an applicant that fell just below the line. I doubt Quora will take up as much bandwidth as other startups, but I'm sure it still figured into th
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by bunkat 12y ago
This was a comment I made a while back. YC is only looking for companies that have already shown growth or meet some diversification goal. There are so many applicants with traction there is no need for them to invest in completely unproven
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by bunkat 12y ago
Even then - Airbnb is a souped up Craigslist that is breaking laws everywhere and Pinterest is yet another photo sharing board. They just happen to be very successful at the moment. Is that work really more interesting and engaging than cre
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by bunkat 12y ago
But if he works at Microsoft, then the VCs won't be able to extract value from him and make their money (especially painful when they lose a 20 something willing to work 90 hours weeks). Sure he might be happier, but think about the VC
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by bunkat 12y ago
Wow, first time I've seen Virtual Machine Manager mentioned in the wild. I was on the original team that built that product at Microsoft. How long I fought for a real, native API :( Worst part was that there was a decent one hiding ben

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