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by enobrev 9y ago
I second the recommendation for 3camels, and not just for Prime Day. I bought quite a bit on Prime Day - all of which I'd had in my cart / wish list for months and all of which were well below their actual price (per 3camels). I
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by enobrev 9y ago
That may have been my issue with it. I stopped reading somewhere within the first chapter because I couldn't bring myself to care. Maybe I'll give the book another shot with this in mind. Reminds me of the show Parks & Rec.
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by enobrev 9y ago
That's true, but the GP posted a link to the source of the browser plugin, which is to assume that could be avoided in this case.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I've been wanting to try this for a while. This looks great! Nice to see some excellent suggestions in this thread as well, that I definitely never thought of. I hope this is successful, as I'm a huge fan of the idea.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I'm a fan of his recipe card as well, though I convert it to a standard recipe for sharing with friends who don't see the format in the same light. Also, a friend and I made enough of his Mac and Cheese[1] to serve 150 people at m
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The $5,000 decision to get rid of my past(polygon.com)
4 points by enobrev 9y ago|1 comments
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by enobrev 9y ago
This looks like an exceptionally useful tool! Thanks for making and sharing it. The video is excellent. It reminds me of a feature I've always wanted, which would be a code unravel-er. Basically I'd like to be able to select a
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by enobrev 9y ago
I occasionally wonder if something like this would significantly improve our education systems, where part of our schooling includes tutoring / teaching someone from the next year.
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by enobrev 9y ago
That's really well written and presented. Thanks for writing / sharing it.
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by enobrev 9y ago
My highest rated answer on Stack overflow, by an enormous margin, is a simple jquery question (How to get the value of a textarea).
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by enobrev 9y ago
I remember when dvcs really started taking off, I went with bzr because of the simplicity of the UI. I was also on Windows at the time (wow, that was a while ago!), and git didn't have native windows support back then while bzr did.
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by enobrev 9y ago
I have an experience very much related to this, which is to develop for a platform I cannot use. A couple clients in recent years have hired me to develop the backend system(s) for clients that were meant to be built for Android and IOS. So
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by enobrev 9y ago
I agree with the gist of your reply. Different strokes, and so on. But I also found khazhoux's comment quite useful. Also, your comment seems to try to differentiate as to whether an opinion should begin with "I think" (spe
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by enobrev 9y ago
> whatever dumb writer that knows nothing about my toolset I consider Steve Yegge to be one of the smartest writers I've ever read on the subject of programming. You might disagree, but I would recommend looking for his previous wr
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by enobrev 9y ago
I remember a few years back - I don't remember exactly when, but i'd say around '07-ish, definitely a couple years before MongoDb appeared - some of my peers who were highly proficient in Relational Databases began denormaliz
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by enobrev 10y ago
On one really large project with lots of microservices that generated requests to lots of other microservices, we ended up using JSON logs and some convention. We had libraries in all the languages we were using (php, node js, go, python,
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by enobrev 10y ago
> Flying is a lot more complicated than driving. “With a car, you have many fewer axes of control,” Tilleman says. “We already lose 30,000 people a year in automotive accidents and you’re only having to worry about two basic things: Is t
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by enobrev 10y ago
Semantic-UI does allow this. If you look in the build folder, it has CSS files for every component, and you can include whichever you need.
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by enobrev 10y ago
I have no opinion about their app on those platforms, but as an Ubuntu user, I very much appreciate their electron app.
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by enobrev 10y ago
> ReactXP currently supports the following platforms: web (React JS), iOS (React Native), Android (React Native) and Windows UWP (React Native). Windows UWP is still a work in progress, and some components and APIs are not yet complete.
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by enobrev 10y ago
That looks great! I was about to comment that you can still see a large one in use, but apparently NY Penn Station took theirs down earlier this year. https://nyti.ms/2kqiicj
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by enobrev 10y ago
This article and thread reminds me of how lucky I was for being a stubborn idiot after graduating high school. I, too, was told I was too smart to skip college and that I'd be wasting my life. And since I graduated HS at seventeen, my
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by enobrev 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Incentives for Non-Linux Software Developers to Reconsider Ubuntu / Linux - DESCRIPTION: I have three tools (or groups of tools) that I still use other OSs for: Adobe Tools (primarily Photoshop and
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by enobrev 10y ago
I've been using baobab[1] which is: > a JavaScript persistent and immutable (at least by default) data tree supporting cursors and enabling developers to easily navigate and monitor nested data through events. It's a fairly sim
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by enobrev 10y ago
I think discussion is absolutely essential. I already saw this one coming, but I learn about political issues like this from here and other forums fairly often. Of course, said discussions are pointless without action.
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by enobrev 10y ago
For me, the larger screens made for either more wasted space or more effort to figure out placement of windows on each screen. With my three wide screens, I'm almost always running one window per screen - not necessarily full-screen, b
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by enobrev 10y ago
I can hardly imagine being productive on a single monitor anymore. After having three 19" monitors for a couple very productive years, I tried switching to two 27" monitors. It added up to more space, to be sure, but I spent way
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Beyond the Browser: From Web Apps to Desktop Apps(smashingmagazine.com)
2 points by enobrev 10y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 10y ago
I lived in Venice, CA in the mid 00's, about 2 blocks from the Ralph's on Lincoln. They used to let us leave with the shopping carts. Then they'd send a pickup full of guys to pick up shopping carts every evening. So we wo
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by enobrev 10y ago
Yes, Pocket saves a snapshot of the original, as well as a slimmed down version that's ideal for reading (akin to a "readability" version - maybe exactly that). The mobile app also syncs the slimmed down versions so you can r

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