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by err4nt 10y ago
I feel like there was a smile that turned into a frown between those two statements as they realized what it meant
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The common thread running through all of this was that what seemed to drive these women from their own roles in tech were the incompetence or inexperience of management. I'm young enough (born in the late 1980's) that during my en
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I view debt as gambling against future prosperity. It's a faustian deal you make with yourself to steal your own future earnings to use today. What a bittersweet deal (most of the time)
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by err4nt 10y ago
I won't comment for software developers, as I'm sure there are plenty of options other than JavaScript for that type of work. This comment is specifically for designers and web developers who work on websites and web apps: Five ye
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People with understanding can also design things that push the envelope, why do you think the term 'sadist' exists ;)
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by err4nt 10y ago
If they are inside the <head> you have to display: block that first, try something like: head, meta, style, script, link { display: block; }
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by err4nt 10y ago
And I've heard organ diseases and organ health can sometimes be immediately evident to experienced dental workers that doctors inspecting other areas of the body might not see as well!
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by err4nt 10y ago
> He could not hire US citizens as workers because nobody that is born here wants to climb trees all day picking fruit for minimum wage. Then he may have to pay over minimum wage!
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by err4nt 10y ago
You did a really good job illustrating the idea we're all talking about this with the Uber/Lyft metaphor. It's hard being a 'value add'-only business, ultimately when things get competitive those people are going to
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I'm productive on my iPad (and android tablets) but it's almost always in situations where I can't pull out even my Macbook. When I find myself being creative on a tablet, it's because it's what I have available. I&
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by err4nt 10y ago
Strangely missing from the article is any mention of http://containerqueries.com or the CSS Element Queries spec that's being drafted up, or really any the stuff we've been doing over the past 2 years… Here's a li
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by err4nt 10y ago
Do you mean filtering explanations by reading level, or displaying the answers that best match an audiences comprehension level of certain things?
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by err4nt 10y ago
Reminds me of (web) spider traps! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_trap If it's an extension of this idea, then it's been around for a while already (close to 20 years?)
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by err4nt 10y ago
A very common mantra you'll find repeated everywhere if you visit the US is 'If you see something, say something' They have it on posters in transit hubs, stadiums, airports, all over the place. Americans live in this constan
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by err4nt 10y ago
I took graphic design in school (so I've seen plenty of business card concepts) and I just wanted to say that's the most creative card I've seen in years! I'd cherish something like that if you gave it to me - no matter
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by err4nt 10y ago
You already know they're dang fast :P Version B was noticeably slower for me on desktop, but still 100% okay in my book. Version A was near-instant. My eye caught that the image didn't magically appear fully loaded, but after a sp
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by err4nt 10y ago
This article seems really out of touch, and anybody mentioning the 'UBI' experiment in Manitoba Canada as a success or in a positive light I can hardly trust about the experiments I haven't read about. When we Canadians did a
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Writing Element Queries Today Using EQCSS(sitepoint.com)
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The first time I saw this project I went on an emotional roller coaster from shock & horror, through to laughing until tears fell out of my eyes :)
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It breaks the moment you type in with()
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by err4nt 10y ago
This article starts out making a case, then about halfway through it takes a weird turn and gets pretty surreal. Am I the only one who got lost there? I think within 'coding' there is such a vast range of different pursuits - code
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Show HN: EQCSS – a plugin for scoped CSS and element queries(github.com)
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Microphone could be one possiility, what about additional knowledge from GPS (knowing you're at a location people have checked in on Facebook as being at the optometrist/glasses store, as well as being in locations where people po
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by err4nt 10y ago
So does mine! Have you ever met anybody else with a phone that can do these things? Maybe we should start a club where we can share tips and tricks!
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I see them get used all the time! Some of the most common layout tags I see are: header, main, footer, section, article, aside, nav Other things can have <footer> tags too. I've seen plenty of <footer> elements inside <b
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by err4nt 10y ago
sounds like your approach complimented his as much as his complemented yours!
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by err4nt 10y ago
I think 'one' would be better than 'their' as one is undoubtedly singular, where 'their' hints at being plural. The entire sentence could be rewritten to use 'their', but I think simply swapping our &
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by err4nt 10y ago
In english you can use the male form for cases where gender isn't specified. This still works for either a man or a woman.
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That seems like it would be a big roadblock to doing much useful with it. Is it impossible, not yet supported, or supported but not easy to do?
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by err4nt 10y ago
Isn't posting a bowdlerized word when you desire to also perfectly OK on HN?

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