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by dlbucci 8y ago
I like this! More and more, I think about making my CSS sheets element only and moving more complex "component" styles into JavaScript. This makes me attempt to find semantic HTML representations of components before coming up wit
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Basically saying any valid-format JSON is valid JS as well. But JSON doesn't have any programming features (or the nice things like non-quoted keys/trailing commas)
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Wasn't it a different Bill Lumbergh that she had actually seen?
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. The lesson on the surface is that you need to practice/work to become good at anything, but the deeper message for me was that everything is basically preordained. People are acting based on what's lo
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Any support for Stylus? I see it supports SugarSS, which I had not heard of, and that looks sort of close...
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I thought this would be useful for purchasing tickets, since I don't always have exact change when I don't have a pass, but that's not available yet...
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I don't particularly care for pull to refresh, given how frequently I refresh without meaning to because of it, but I do wish I didn't have to open the dropdown menu to get a refresh button to refresh the page.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Copyright length has been increased several times over the past century, so before any copyrights can expire, they get extended. "Oddly enough", each time, the extensions "coincidentally" tend to happen right before the
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Jesus Christ, what the fuck is the point of having a security guard at a school if they aren't obligated to protect those inside? They say exceptions to the "in custody" rule exist, such as a crosswalk guard being responsible
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Surprised to see this, but good on them for fixing the XSS issues!
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by dlbucci 8y ago
For anyone looking for a simpler recap of the event, there's been a 4-part series running at Deadspin that has been an awesome read for me. The last part covering the last 4 matches is here https://deadspin.com/armagedd
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Half-Life 1, you mean? 2 didn't come out until 2004, I think, and this comic's from '98.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Cool article, but isn't the point of a palette that you limit your options so it's easier to pick a color and the colors on your site are more consistent? This article suggests every palette should have 6 colors and 9 shades for e
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I can see this, but I feel like it would depend on the person. Some people constantly learn and improve as they grow older and those people become wise as their life goes on. Other people just do not ever learn, so why would they be wise wh
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Why not approval voting? It's much easier to explain to people and is way more compatible with the current system. You simply approve of any number of candidates, and the candidate with the highest number of approvals wins. Maybe in pr
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by dlbucci 8y ago
The purpose of the change is to move away from a two-party system, where people are forced to vote red or blue, because green and grey are too small to have a real chance. Only making the change within parties wouldn't fix that at all.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
As a Pittsburgher living in Seattle for the past few years, hearing this gives me hope. I know NIMBY isn't the best philosophy, but I make an exception for Amazon, who I think has done a number on Seattle and its culture.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I remember the author, Richard Davey, was super helpful on the flixel forums back in the day (the AS3/flash game engine), so I have no doubt that Phaser must be a high quality project!
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Glad to see that adding properties to functions will be easier now. I've been tripped up by that a few times before, and was always surprised at how painful it was to type such a relative common JS pattern.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
What happened on 1/1/17 to make you stop using it?
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Would using defer instead of async fix this issue? The latter allows the page to continue parsing, but will still run as soon as it's loaded (possibly before the rest of the page is parsed). The latter always waits until the page is fu
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I'm not seeing how those two things are related. Google could have still developed Instant Apps/Google Now without restricting users choice of search engine. And if those users missed out on those features because they use duckduc
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by dlbucci 8y ago
God, I used to go nuts with defineProperty and such back in the day. Kind of a bummer that it's even easier to do with ES6, cause that code was usually bad news.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I recently revisited some of the earliest web code I ever wrote, which was in PHP 5.5 (about 7 years old, I think). I wasn't surprised by all the mistakes I made, both from being a newbie programmer and from making what I think were f
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by dlbucci 8y ago
> Pharma companies lend themselves to human-interest tragedies, and we did get Dallas Buyer's Club. Don't forget the Fugitive!
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Question: why am I constantly hearing about RSS and never Atom? Isn't Atom newer and supposedly better? Are the two basically interchangeable, or did Atom never catch on enough that people want to revive it?
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by dlbucci 8y ago
I have heard that as long as elements aren't actually in the DOM, they are as fast as fragments, so you can use document.createElement instead of fragments. No idea if that's true or not.
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by dlbucci 8y ago
Scrabble-apples sounds like a clone of Bananagrams, even down to yelling "peel!" I wonder which came first...
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by dlbucci 9y ago
Oh my. My first site was also a little embarrassing, but this was 2011/2012, so it wasn't quite so flashy :) http://www.foodthechildren.com/default.php
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by dlbucci 9y ago
One of the example forms has a honeypot input. Any submission where that field is non-empty is discarded.

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