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by colept 10y ago
v2.0.0 released this on Feb 10, 2016 v3.0.0-alpha.1 released this on May 19, 2016 v3.0.0-alpha.3 released this on Aug 2, 201 v3.0.0-beta.1 released this on Sep 16, 2016 v4.0.0-0 released this on Sep 13, 2016 v3.0.0 released this on Oct 24,
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by colept 10y ago
I liked the website for it's minimalistic aesthetic but the ease-in animations need to be faster.
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by colept 10y ago
I look forward to the day when people can criticize a product for churning an API twice in one year without receiving the obligatory "if you don't like it, don't use it" cliché remark. Improvement or not, to buy into a p
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by colept 10y ago
I look forward to the next API revision. Churning your API frequently turns me off as a developer who would rather not be deprecated out the gate.
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by colept 10y ago
I suggest watching this talk: https://creativemornings.com/talks/mike-monteiro--2/1 The speaker is eccentric and sometimes unhinged but many freelancers need to hear it.
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by colept 10y ago
I am perfectly okay with GMO coffee. If they could make a coffee bean that also contained theanine I would buy.
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by colept 10y ago
The biggest source of conflict with Citibike is that they removed the feature to report bikes as broken. So they take twice as long to be replaced. Since then I've moved to a position where it's cheaper to have my own bike or walk
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by colept 10y ago
Sure they're lighter, but the old ones were resilient and didn't fall apart as easily.
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by colept 10y ago
How is this better than docking stations? I tried bike sharing and gave it up because the bikes were poorly maintained and replaced with cheaper bikes (thanks Citibike). Bikes fail, sometimes missing brakes, other times a flat tire. Why are
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by colept 10y ago
Separate tasks into smaller bites - trying to do too much at once will feel overwhelming as if nothing is being accomplished. This way I can do at least one thing a day and feel like I'm making progress.
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by colept 10y ago
There are plenty of channels for this sort of thing, for example on reddit you have sub-communities like /r/AskAVegan and /r/AskDocs
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by colept 10y ago
As someone who lives in South Florida it's bad enough we have to deal with Rick Scott denying rising sea tides in his own back yard. Now we're up against a POTUS who denies the disaster we will face in twenty years yet owns proper
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by colept 10y ago
As someone who lives in South Florida it's bad enough we have to deal with Rick Scott denying rising sea tides in his own back yard. Now we're up against a POTUS who denies the disaster we will face in twenty years yet owns proper
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by colept 10y ago
Everything causes cancer with enough dosage.
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Sriracha Also hijacking this to ask for a good BBQ sauce? :)
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by colept 10y ago
Isn't the whole point of Slack to reduce friction and make teamwork easier? The name is Slack after all :) IRC in it's heyday was alright but I think Discord has replaced it's function. The last few encounters I have had with
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by colept 10y ago
For mixed teams, where tech and non-tech types interact - this is brilliant. Each channel has a purpose, but threads allow more efficient cross-talk. For example I work with another team in a different channel because our projects use the s
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by colept 10y ago
In my opinion, they've already violated the trust of publishers. Take Google Lyrics for example: http://phandroid.com/2014/12/31/google-lyrics-search/ In all fairness, lyric sites were terrible. Slo
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by colept 10y ago
I'm glad AMP's weaknesses are finally gaining attention and making their rounds. Google should not be allowed to steal publishers' traffic and strong-arm them into going along with it.
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by colept 10y ago
1. Do something constructive: Clean the dishes, do the laundry, or vacuum. 2. Do something destructive: Play a video game, break an egg and cook an omlette. 3. Do something connective: Talk to a friend, call a relative, or join a chat room.
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Let your customers cancel(blog.cole.codes)
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by colept 10y ago
It does siphon traffic by serving it from google.com, and adding a frame to the top that when clicked will take you back to Google.com. When you swipe left or right, it takes you to other AMP links from different results. AMP links are give
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by colept 10y ago
Nobody is particularly against having a site that loads quickly. The problem is AMP is a double-edged sword and its implementation siphons traffic from sites and hurts publishers.
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by colept 10y ago
AMP is devastating blow to Publishers because not only does it marks Google's intent to steal away traffic, but also punish publishers for not allowing that to happen. What choice do you have? Reject traffic from Google? Every time I h
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by colept 10y ago
> but it's in things that aren't necessarily obvious to the end user until there's decent levels of adoption by developers Which ironically doesn't happen until browsers agree on innovation.
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by colept 10y ago
Love the idea of symbols in any language but they really should be implemented as syntactical not functional. Ruby does this well.
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by colept 10y ago
What is there to gain by changing the name?
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by colept 10y ago
ZenHub is nice but it's also overwhelming with information that's not pertinent or contextual.
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Can think of three easy reasons why they missed their goals: 1. Phones are reaching their peak hardware and people are upgrading less. 2. New customers refusing to buy in a fragmented ecosystem where it no longer "just works" and
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by colept 10y ago
When the original Indiegogo campaign launched I was sold, and it has been a pleasant ride since. I have funded a couple crowd-source campaigns, and several have been alarmingly stale in their updates - while the Daskeyboard team has provide

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