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   by dfischer 15y ago

   Back up now!
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   by dfischer 15y ago

   Heroku down...
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   by dfischer 15y ago

   My role is exactly this. I find it more the case because I like to be a "jack of all trades" and understand the entire spectrum. My true expertise lands in the front-end development side of things but I can do it all. I prefer not to though
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   by dfischer 15y ago

   Yay, I'm glad it's happening. I've been saying this for a while now (yes, I should be doing more than saying)... CSS needs a modern agreed-upon community standard for implementation. This is really important at the front-end development lay
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   by dfischer 15y ago

   We like to say development is a marathon, not a sprint. http://www.kanbanpad.com - Had to :). P.s nice site design.
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   by dfischer 15y ago

   This. More of this. I can't wait for this to be more accessible and natural.
7. 787.▲
   by dfischer 15y ago

   Oh man... same exact issue. Your comment saved me from insanity. Thank you!
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   by dfischer 15y ago

   "A simple, modern, framework-independent, well-tested, unobtrusive, notification system." Design wise, the default is pretty obtrusive . Nice library though. Thanks.
9. 789.▲
   by dfischer 15y ago

   Show me the best ratio to winning when playing Blackjack. WIN!
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    This is so awesome. More space programs please! Anything to lower the cost and make the possibility of mass space flight more true...
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    Are you an American citizen? Can you do this if you are? If I say... just wanted to move to Berlin; how would I do it? How do you get paid? How do the taxes work?
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    I assumed list would do better. There's basic underlying usability rules that permeate through everything. The human eye scans like an F. It's almost the golden rule of design. Always build your layouts in an F structure for the most import
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    Wow this is an excellent find and it sounds right. They had something as arbitrary as "pets.example.com" counting for "www.example.com" so then "blog.example.com" should surely be the same as "www.example.com" and "example.com" Can anyone c
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    If everything were arbitrary then there would be no agreed upon standards and semantics. By having an agreed upon structure you allow the internet to get smarter. Data mining, search engines, usability, etc... E.g <phone> tag that i
15. 795.▲
    by dfischer 15y ago

    OP here. I had a typo in my blog post. It's "show item info" not "show item preview."
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    OS X Lion. I've noticed it in Snow Leopard too.
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    Sorry, a typo. It's "show item info."
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    Wow, I just found a major performance bug in OSX. (blog.danielfischer.com)

    4 points by dfischer 15y ago|12 comments
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    Great use of SASS. I approve!
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    By any chance do you know if there's anything like this in L.A?
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    I want to point out that your "gig" which you quit was bat-shit insane and not an environment to be in. You quit it because it was fucking awful. They made all your staff work consistently overnight and completely forsake your sanity and ha
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    I think it's 3 cents per a stream. 33 songs for a dollar. 330 for 10 dollars. Let's say 11 hours of music for $10 a month? I think they're losing money on how many songs people listen to vs subscription cost. The advertisement isn't offsett
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    We just browse HN instead of Facebook. :)
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    Ask HN: How do competition patents affect something you're currently working on?

    1 points by dfischer 15y ago|1 comments
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    Many it seems. And the penis slaying dragon.
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    I do. Thank you. Good point. We try to lower the barrier to entry so much so, that if you just type your e-mail and hit "let's go" you can already start playing with it, instead of having to watch a video. However we are putting together a
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    http://www.kidsruby.com
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    I'll just leave this here: http://www.kanbanpad.com
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    I'll be doing a talk in October covering this topic and front-end development in general at Magmarails. I think this article is a step in a good direction whether or not you agree with it - main reason being that front-end development NEEDS
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    by dfischer 15y ago

    The web needs this. To those that say "I don't need another programming language"; I say "polyglot."