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by emp_ 7y ago
I'm not logged in anything google on vanilla Edge at all, this is not coming from the Edge history.
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by emp_ 8y ago
To the surprise of no one, its basically chrome. Even my google account came in logged in automatically, same recent sites etc. I wonder if the roadmap will include things like dark mode, I never used the annotations feature so can't v
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by emp_ 8y ago
To the surprise of no one, its basically chrome. Even my google account came in logged in automatically, same recent sites etc. I wonder if the roadmap will include things like dark mode, I never used the annotations feature so can't v
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by emp_ 8y ago
GRRM has a similar approach, the outline way mentioned above is really helpful for those not that gifted, Brandon Sanderson mentions it heavily talking about his fiction writing (if you're telling a story you know you already have an o
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by emp_ 8y ago
I'm working on something that, to this day, is inspired on circles -- I just think the execution was really poor, the UX of having to always decide who sees what is just too heavy and there are better ways to approach this lovely idea.
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by emp_ 8y ago
Those are closed price projects, they do use hours for reports and all but its really a fixed payout for a fixed amount of features.
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by emp_ 8y ago
Amazing how I wrote this post without typing anything in it, I bill by estimate so if something is estimated 40 hours and I do it in 2, I can get more work or just chill, I usually book my time around 200 "hours" a week and some g
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by emp_ 8y ago
The location.hash (#About...) is not sent to the server, which is where the content is rendered from.
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by emp_ 8y ago
Is this company revenue tied to the amount of denials they do, as in, they charge per check and if the hire is made they stop making money? Halon's razor and all.
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by emp_ 9y ago
Adding to an extensive reply list, violence seems to sprout when conversation ends, usually when people will protect ideas from being challenged is a big tell.
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by emp_ 9y ago
Just pushed live an app today that I had to cave and add babylon-polyfill so it would work in IE 11 after trying to polyfill a dozen missing es6 runtime features from various sources. That made the final JS output 25% larger, a 90kb increas
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by emp_ 10y ago
Its based on each split. Found a quora link with more details: [1] [1] https://www.quora.com/How-is-the-yellow-world-record-line-in...
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by emp_ 10y ago
This is a massive issue with the stateless aspect of HTTP, since the history API doesn't refresh the page and the state and components don't update (since its a React app) there's no magic needed to keep scroll position, but
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by emp_ 11y ago
The only thing not lasting more than 5 years in my 20+ years owning computers are Macs, other iDevices and PCs are much, much stabler. Macbook Pro 2008 (died in 3 years), iMac 27 2010 (died in 4.8 years), Macbook Air 2013 (dying) and Mac Mi
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by emp_ 11y ago
It also seems the Discord web client is built on React, which is oddly satisfying. Having trouble finding more info on their stack.
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by emp_ 11y ago
Experts Exchange was the SO before SO and it was so bad, so bad that I can imagine it was one of the reasons SO was built in the first place. When the Exchange name appeared I cringed because it always reminded me of the worst QA UX in hist
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by emp_ 11y ago
In the case of the IRC-like channels (public etc), the fact that you can ask something + close the browser, and when people reply to you buy mentioning your name you get an email follow up with the answer make it an ideal Q/A platform
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by emp_ 11y ago
Noobie question: what happens with the off the table cash?
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by emp_ 11y ago
I have one remark about live sports, I like the idea of listening live events that have no data costs associated.
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by emp_ 11y ago
Dapper was a great fit when we had a pretty ugly Entity Framework 1.1 (eek!) build a few years ago, so all the heavy duty of writing and handling entities trees was left to the ORM and pure SQL queries materialized by Dapper were used for c
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by emp_ 11y ago
While the opposite of your suggestion, the side by side editor -> preview (like Atom has) is so elegant to me.
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by emp_ 11y ago
It might have to do with the USD being close to the EURO lately, so it opens more options.
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by emp_ 12y ago
I had a similar issue, tfw "responsive" means adapting to the site rules, not the other way around. Reminds me of "This site is best viewed in 1024x768", just poor web dev work.
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by emp_ 12y ago
In the past 8 years I've been involved in more projects to remove Telerik than to use it. The performance and long term maintenability of these drag and drop with no code! components are never well advertised. But I guess it solved a
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by emp_ 12y ago
I love that direction. Recently stumbled upon "Microsoft Ajax Minifier" which is a prime example of the old way of naming things. What does compressing files have anything to do with async requests? At some point they were just gi
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by emp_ 12y ago
Just spins the loading animation without showing any video in the camera screen. Wondering if there is any server work and it might be under heavy load due to HN and whatnot. Edit: iPhone 5s. Edit2: its working now!
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by emp_ 12y ago
2 years ago I was looking into the VC culture here in Brazil but all I kept hearing was that investors were looking for "Local Innovation" which is a pretty way of saying "Just clone sucessful US startups" and that the o
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by emp_ 12y ago
Brazilian here and I got 1. US Black Vernacular / Ebonics 2. Singaporean 3. American English Native: 1. Dutch. 2. American 3. Greek
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by emp_ 12y ago
I wish there was more info on the CS 1.6 demo, is there an address to look at it? EDIT: found it at http://socket.io/demos/computer/
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by emp_ 12y ago
I heard about it on Joe Rogan's podcast with Graham Hancock (especially the oldest one) and the stuff is mindblowing. Having animal bones not from the region and deliberately bury the entire site about 10 000 years ago (making it intru

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