creativeembassy

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by creativeembassy 14y ago
You raise a good point. If I attempt to print it, Chrome has a terrible time rendering it for print; it's completely unreadable. I think that may just be the custom fonts used. OP should figure that out with a print stylesheet.
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by creativeembassy 14y ago
Actually, I'm going to reply myself as I'm looking at it again. I built this when Bootstrap was hot shit; it's now a bit cliche-looking, so to speak. I may play with the styles. I've also gone back and forth on having a picture or not. That
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by creativeembassy 14y ago
If we're doing feedback on version-controlled-via-Github "interactive" resumes, my I present mine? http://judy.github.com/ - It parses via the hResume microformat, although I've never been able to fully test that. Is there a way to do tha
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by creativeembassy 14y ago
I had this problem with Windows 8 and creating a Microsoft Account. When creating the account, they had a hard limit of something like 15 characters. (My passwords are pretty long.) Which got automatically truncated. So when I rebooted my c
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
Clinton Judy. I have several years of experience with Ruby on Rails, EventMachine, Arduinos/embedded programming, databases (including SQL, NoSQL, and key-value stores), information architecture, user interaction design, information visuali
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
Clinton Judy. I have several years of experience with Ruby on Rails, EventMachine, Arduinos/embedded programming, databases (including SQL, NoSQL, and key-value stores), information architecture, user interaction design, information visuali
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
But I think this is the hope that everyone has for the Raspberry Pi. It has network connectivity, it's easy to program (HDMI port for audio and video, USB for keyboard and mouse), and (so far) it's easily expandable. I'm watching the GPIO v
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I tried Trello a few weeks ago, and although I love its interface, I just can't find a use for it. I already use Omnifocus for keeping track of lists of things that I have to get done. I use Google Docs for spreadsheets, and SimpleNote w/ N
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I used responsive design for my resume site (shameless plug): http://judy.github.com It's not perfect, but I wanted to make sure that potential employers could at least read my site anywhere, even on mobile browsers. And I think that's mo
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
This is a neat analogy. The biggest hurdle to using Bitcoins now is the (lack of) ease of use. There's a potential startup culture here that takes transaction fees from Bitcoins, and presents them in a easier formats to use and transfer. On
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I would wager the bitcoin. I can't believe the euro will last that much longer. Bitcoin's downfall of not being tied to any other currency or institution is also a huge reason to adopt it for the same reason. Because code and ideas behind i
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I've been working hard at being this guy. HTML+CSS+JS(coffee!)+Ruby, years of professional experience doing UX and website design on whiteboards and Photoshop and Illustrator, successfully launching brand-new projects. I also know a few guy
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I agree with your later points, but Apple themselves have demonstrated over and over that "first to mainstream market mindshare" is not important. Just because they're first on the market with Siri doesn't mean that the leader of this niche
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
Good find! Here's the link to the Solarized color theme for iTerm2 as well. https://github.com/altercation/solarized/tree/master/iterm2-...
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I believe most of the features in their feature list were added since 0.2. I'm reading this now, and finding features that I've been needing and didn't realize they were done already. http://www.iterm2.com/#/section/features
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I've been using this replacement for Terminal.app while it's been in beta, and it's fantastic. It natively supports splitting, windowing, and tabs, and it has great keyboard shortcuts for navigation between all of your windows. It also has
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ITerm2 1.0 Released(iterm2.com)
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I've been predicting for years that it wouldn't work. And then OnLive finally launched, and... well, it's a teensy bit laggy compared to PC/console gaming, but it's amazing nonetheless. For people who have been wanting to game but never got
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
Bitcoins are a digital currency without a bank. If you kept all your money in cash at your house, and failed to secure your house, then someone could steal it. Sure, you could try to catch them based on the evidence they leave behind (finge
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I had a hard drive crash on me once, and I wasn't that worried about it, because I had setup network-based backup to the server in a different room. I remember thinking, "Restoring this backup will be sooo much easier if I can just connect
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
Great article. Not really hacker news-worthy though, is it?
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
I'm a big fan of anyone who's blatantly honest, and CEOs especially, since they have their (future) careers on the line. Admit your faults? What a novel idea! I agree with the sentiments made by Schmitty, except for this line: > Schmidt
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
Highly unlikely. It's more likely that the value of bitcoins goes up slightly with each minute loss of bitcoins, and people start using them in smaller fractions.
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
How about we stop investing with eggs, eh? How about that?
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by creativeembassy 15y ago
"Mothership Reconnection" is technically a Thomas Bangalter track (one-half of Daft Punk). Everything else _is_ a Daft Punk track. /hipster
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by creativeembassy 16y ago
I don't think a single rule in that stylesheet is IE compatible. If your goal is to get people to switch back to that browser, then this would work beautifully. This is truly evil on multiple levels.
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by creativeembassy 16y ago
I'm somewhat ignorant of superconductors. I know that it's a material that has zero electrical resistance, so a current flowing along a loop of superconductive material will flow forever, or something like that. But what are the implication
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by creativeembassy 16y ago
See the "How it Works" page, step 5: Craft your Rejoinder http://thetreasureblog.com/how-it-works/
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
If anyone is looking to get an e-book reader for CHEAP (to see if you'll even enjoy reading a book without paper), I bought my wife an eBookwise at Christmas. Her (and I, haha!) have been enjoying it since. It's old-school (still uses smart
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by creativeembassy 18y ago
I would recommend Ruby because its loose syntax is more forgiving, good for new programmers. Then on top of that, learn Shoes for a graphical interface for creating games. Ruby+Shoes is the modern Basic. Then again, just have him learn Basi

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