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by fourstar 14y ago
How much have you used it?
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by fourstar 14y ago
Sensationalist headline but I can conclude that Google and SpaceX are the tech leaders of our generation. Love hearing about companies focused on the future. To think that potentially this guy who has to depend on other people to take care
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by fourstar 14y ago
Initial thoughts: Way too much stuff going on. Why are you forcing my scroll to be messed with? Most sites that have *ninja in the name I immediately think of as immature. On /browse/ you have just WAY too much javascript happening. I'm tet
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by fourstar 14y ago
That's when they turn into Entitled Googlers.
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by fourstar 14y ago
Holy crap. I had this same idea around the same time (Christmas break). Unfortunately I didn't get further than setting up the scaffolding and a name (NoClass), but I'm glad you did. Awesome and thanks!
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by fourstar 14y ago
I'm not a fan of Dart, however Lars Bak was a guest on Javascript Jabber some time back: http://javascriptjabber.com/008-jsj-v8-and-dart-with-lars-ba... Interesting listen.
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by fourstar 14y ago
I'm from Berkeley. Had to sneak those in there for anyone actually interested in venturing out to the east bay ;)
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by fourstar 14y ago
> Pro Tip: Oakland gets a bad rap, but there’s tons of great concerts and other events there worth checking out. Or, you know, the multitude of world-class restaurants and great bars such as: Chez Panisse, Gather, Boot & Shoe, Cafe
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by fourstar 14y ago
If you keep using plugins, you're probably going to want to understand how they work since you can't always rely on the person developing them. That said, I'm STOKED that this is finally back!
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by fourstar 14y ago
The initial flashy transitions that are happening are seriously slowly the overall page load. I don't know why intro/index pages do this so often. It just deters me from going further into the app. That said, it's a great domain name and it
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by fourstar 14y ago
If you are so against the plugins that are there (when they come back), consider contributing some better ones. It doesn't make any sense for an open-source project to not exist simply because you personally don't like the way the code is
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by fourstar 14y ago
Well if you consider that the support for IE6-IE8 is dropped, it's pretty realistic.
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by fourstar 14y ago
Not trying to be facetious here, but are there some kind of statistics somewhere out there that show how effective suicide hotlines are? I always hear about them, but have yet to hear about someone who used one successfully. E.g. X% of peop
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by fourstar 14y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. This is a classic foot-in-mouth case where he didn't understand the implications of his actions. Isn't pretty obvious that acting like a brat was going to blow up in his face? To a fairly regular YC member at th
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by fourstar 14y ago
Consider talking to eddiemonge or one of the other team members on freenode about this: Getting involved ( http://docs.jquery.com/Getting_Involved ): Additionally most of the jQuery core development team can be found in the #jquery-dev IRC
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by fourstar 14y ago
Then opt out. This happens on any social network in which you have a public profile that gets a lot of exposure. Hell, my brother who works at Google explicitly lists Google as his employer on his public G+ profile, and he's been added to t
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by fourstar 14y ago
Has been in development for awhile so I'm glad to see the team finally got it live. Although the jQuery UI docs page is still pretty ugly.
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by fourstar 14y ago
Also: http://webcreme.com http://patterntap.com
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by fourstar 14y ago
You'd probably have more success posting this on Flippa if you haven't already.
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by fourstar 14y ago
With honesty, I'd hope.
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by fourstar 14y ago
Everyone should be aware of http://webplatform.org . Most of the stuff from MDN is being imported to webplatform (I contributed to a doc sprint for this very purpose), and soon that will hopefully be the go-to resource guide for web develo
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by fourstar 14y ago
I'm not a Rails dev at all, but I do use Python, PHP, and now Grails with Sass.
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by fourstar 14y ago
I disagree. I used to use LESS since I could use node, but quickly realized it's inferior to the Sass/Compass combo. 99.9% of the servers that you are able to run node.js on will also allow you to install/run Ruby. What are the other reason
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by fourstar 14y ago
The CSS preprocessor that lost the popularity race to Sass.
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by fourstar 14y ago
I'm not surprised since Jeremy Ashkenas works there. They've got probably some of the best front-end web developers and they're extremely smart for realizing that those kind of people are what it takes to keep them relevant today.
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by fourstar 14y ago
It can be easily done (with any svg/fonts you have) using this awesome tool if you're interested: http://icomoon.io
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by fourstar 14y ago
If you have the proper skills, I couldn't care less what race you are in this industry.
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by fourstar 14y ago
Constraint-based UIs are not something I'm familiar with, but sound interesting. Can you expand on that for me please?
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by fourstar 14y ago
Good to know. I'm not a heavy G+ user so thanks for the explanation.
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by fourstar 14y ago
The problem with this I feel and one of the advantages of Twitter is that if a certain company controls their community page (e.g. Audi USA) and I go to post some sort of customer service complaint, they have the option of removing it. With

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