drinchev

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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Thanks for your reply. I've been working with maven and make so far. I'm not used to do much stuff in Ruby, so that's why I don't consider Rake files for a big benefit of my working process. Anyway I consider your points
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   680+ free icons inspired by OS X Yosemite. Consistent and retina optimized(iamraffaella.com)

   2 points by drinchev 12y ago|2 comments
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Sounds very good. But I would like more info on : > but I personally have had poor luck getting Grunt to work reliably in practice.
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Yep, but that doesn't mean much. You can take a look at : http://www.infoworld.com/article/2608454/web-development/goo... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dart_%28programming_language%2
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   When you put "Google" in a sentence with Dart, "Monopoly" starts to sound different. I read your sentence as : "Google is changing the monopoly of JavaScript by implementing the Dart VM in their own browser." A
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   NodeJS Project has already a similar issue about recursive route matching. https://github.com/strongloop/express/issues/2412
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Totally agree, but in this case I can say for sure that the benefits of using IDs are so impractical, that with no doubt I will add a class name to the target element style the class not the ID. In my development practice I've found th
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   Another Google alias(localhost.com)

   4 points by drinchev 12y ago|1 comments
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Actually I think the default answer for this is "Send a confirmation link to the email", because you skip almost all the impossible edge cases, like "catch-all address" or using public e-mail address or whatever. Most im
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Bigger size of the timeline : http://i.imgur.com/MgwWMFU.jpg
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    Do you still limit line length in code?(stackoverflow.com)

    3 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I'm also curious. First things that pop up in my mind : 1. Hiding javascript one level more ( slightly harder to find what is going on than uglified JS ) 2. Avoiding some script blocking scripts ( imagine ad-blocker that is not configu
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    That rocks so much. It will fit perfectly to my workflow, where I write my commit messages with "Closes #[ID]." text at the end, which actually triggers github to automatically close the issue. Totally awesome!
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Previous discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8529274 Not sure how HN allowed this, since the urls are actually the same.
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Is this app available only in UK app store? It seems I can't find it on my iPhone.
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I think the author takes this too seriously. I live in Berlin where drinking a beer or two on Friday afternoon in a company is like a ritual. I've seen a lot of people that got drunk afterwards, but I've never seen they do somethi
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    +1. I event didn't know that I can flag comments until now. I don't have flag link since I don't know when.
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Thank you very much for the time spent on your answer and for the useful links. I'm giving you my feedback 1) Regarding Brombone is actually a service that indexes your pages with probably a headless browser ( similar to PhantomJS ) an
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    Note to Apple: Innovation shouldn't cost stability(imore.com)

    1 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I remember when the first Cable TV operator started operating in my town. Back then I was 8-10 years old and I remember how Cartoon Network was the only channel that grabbed my attention. I'm glad it wasn't dubbed or subtitled. Be
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Yeah I confirm that. It happened to talk about the rent price with some of my german friends and some of them claim that there is a upper rent-price limit set by Berlin government that keeps the right of poor people to still live in the cit
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    Ask HN: Contemporary 2014 resources on SEO

    16 points by drinchev 12y ago|5 comments
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I bet this is because most of JS compilers are optimized in lower level for certain "popular" tasks, developers use to do.
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I'm working on a shell tool for managing tinydns + git + Apache + daemontools. Long story short. It's a nice frontend written in Perl that parses your configuration files and based on templates modifies them. So this gives you the
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Also I think most of the rules might drop out with having in mind the scalability problem. If you do reduce CSS, HTML files to the very limit you might have a hard time later when you try to implement another feature. Same applies for JS wh
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I totally agree. It would really make more sense if they put their effort and resources into releasing IE 9 or why not 10 for Windows XP [1]. I assume this would really eliminate the purpose of testing to those older IEs. I rarely open IE 1
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    Why does modern Perl avoid UTF-8 by default? (2011)(stackoverflow.com)

    3 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Interesting for me, I get 404 for the bit.ly links for the new trackers. Are they available only for US?
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Really neat. Thank you!!!
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I wonder why Google released an iOS app before releasing one for Android.