codyogden

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by codyogden 5y ago
Look, I've been building stuff for the web for over 20 years now, and I started with learning basic HTML/CSS/JS. I fondly remember the days when we had to for-loop through the DOM in order to find every element we wanted to m
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by codyogden 5y ago
Yes. They are very ‘into it.’ I’ve spoken with plenty of execs at Google Cloud to know that it is a serious piece of Google’s business, that they are committed to GCP, and customers have no reason to doubt its longevity. This coming from so
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by codyogden 5y ago
Correct. It’s been utilized in a highly limited capacity in enterprise conditions, like manufacturing. The Community Edition (aka consumer version) was killed.
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by codyogden 5y ago
No. “Dollar General” is a trademark/proper noun, not a common noun. When pluralized, trademarks are typically paired with a common, pluralized noun since one is typically referring to the mark’s owner entity. “Dollar General stores” “D
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by codyogden 5y ago
I’ve been using Umami for Killed by Google for the last eight months. I’m very happy with it. Provides me with just enough data for insightful decisions. Here’s the public analytics page (all time ~675k page views, ~575k visitors). https:&
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by codyogden 5y ago
Be prepared to expect to send a photo of your drivers license and a selfie basically any time you want to interact with customer service.
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by codyogden 5y ago
This. I can’t understate that, despite its reputation and general mockery from HN commenters, good WordPress dev skills beyond theming (and even theming in some cases) are deeply valuable in the job market if you’re looking in the right pla
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by codyogden 6y ago
I like Numi. It’s a handy, unobtrusive math scratch pad. I dislike the two computer license limit that isn’t disclosed prior to purchase, and the need to contact the developer in order to get that license reset if I crash my Mac mini or my
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by codyogden 6y ago
I learned this in a Linguistics of ASL course as a part of my degree in ASL. My understanding is that classifiers exist in every natural signed language and isn’t exclusive to ASL. https://www.allenisd.org/cms/lib/
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by codyogden 6y ago
Correcting myself: The classifiers used in my example are "semantic and locative," not "element."
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by codyogden 6y ago
All sign languages use much more than handshape and position. And even outside of facial expression grammar (ie non-manual communication) there is a whole host of other complexities that make parsing sign language difficult. Take classifier
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by codyogden 6y ago
Hi. Yes. Degree in American Sign Language. Lived at a deaf school two years. Fully aware of glosses, etc. OP was posting about Subject-Verb-Object order which changes based on the subject or object being the topic of the sentence or active&
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by codyogden 6y ago
You're asking about Subject-Object-Verb order.
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by codyogden 6y ago
> Sign language only has a few (thousands) of signs. For the rest the signer finger spells the word they need, if they will use that word again they make up a new sign (often the first letter in a specific position). I'm not sure wh
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by codyogden 6y ago
Kind of. International Sign[0] is a pidgin language that came together in the early 1950s at the first World Deaf Congress. It was more formalized in the 70s. However, it's never used in a day-to-day fashion (like at home or school), s
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WordPress 5.7: Big ol’ jQuery Update(css-tricks.com)
1 points by codyogden 6y ago|0 comments
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by codyogden 6y ago
> give a few trusted people your phone number if they absolutely must reach you My last team sent me a desktop IP phone they could call me whenever. I should have realized then it wasn't a great fit. heh.
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by codyogden 6y ago
I started using Umami (Node/Next) to replace GA on my major site (70k/30days). It provides the data I care about seeing, and nothing more. Public preview: https://analytics.kbg.rip Project: https://umami.is
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by codyogden 6y ago
Sin preocupaciones. You're not wrong! But I was not praising things like Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, etc. I hate them all equally for various reasons. I meant that those third-party plugins filled a market need, and Auto
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by codyogden 6y ago
I agree. We sent out three quotes to clients who were daily engaged with and using their site who kept themselves informed on Gutenberg/WordPress news, etc. They were very excited at the prospect of a native editor...until they saw tha
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by codyogden 6y ago
Gutenberg was just too late to the game. Automattic sat too long, let third-parties come in and solve a critical user experience problem, and now they’re reaping those consequences. When Gutenberg shipped, we had to install Classic Editor o
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by codyogden 6y ago
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (US) Remote: Preferred, Open to Local with Flex Willing to relocate: Yes/Maybe Technologies: React, Node, JavaScript/JS, Typescript, HTML/CSS, Front End/Frontend
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by codyogden 6y ago
It’s called Real Time by Maarten Baas. https://youtu.be/e_3KY2gWDwg http://maartenbaas.com/real-time/schiphol-clock/
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by codyogden 6y ago
This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Prr-K12RJxI
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After over 15 years, my Google account has been permanently disabled(twitter.com)
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by codyogden 6y ago
Creator here. My intent to keep things minimal is often criticized, but when you visit a graveyard you don't often go looking for the names of successors, the reason they died, or if someone 'Frankensteined' them into an alte
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by codyogden 6y ago
> It would be fun if Google published this list officially using the domain killedby.google. Google, if you're listening, please acquire me. hah.
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by codyogden 6y ago
AngularJS is dead (or will be). Angular (in TypeScript) is not.
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by codyogden 6y ago
Creator here. I was just trying to gather updated information on Hangouts a couple days ago. I try to keep the list as accurate as possible. I'm probably going to move it (or even remove it), but haven't had any solid info either
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by codyogden 6y ago
Nice list! Glad Killed by Google was an inspiration. :)

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