hellerbarde

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by hellerbarde 14y ago
why don't you? I assume they don't exacly have a huge community of active devs. combine that with the fact that user interface design is hard and needs experienced people working on it and you got the reason for cloning a perfectly function
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
it's not the things they did or any particular word or formulation that ticks me off. It's the sentiment and (if it succeeds) the baseline of emotions it seeds for that event or evening. Now we can all say that everyone needs to grow thicke
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
if the someone with the idea has enough pull, (s)he probably simply shuts down any red flags with "it was my idea, do it now!"
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
actually, anygender playing dumb to get help from the teacher/TA seems to be common. especially in a TA/student situation is where I see that a lot.
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
Nobody has the right to never be offended. Y u no understand that, Turkey?
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
From that link, this brilliant visualisation: http://i.imgur.com/X1Hi1.gif
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
I forked the gist and did something similar. Would you mind if I took some of your suggestions into my fork? https://gist.github.com/2843375
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
I can't possibly understand the deepness of knowledge you had to acquire to deal with your condition. No way. This being said, unfortunately, for every awesome, smart and knowledgable person, there are tens and hundreds of people researc
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
Yay, this is heartwarming. David, you are awesome! :)
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
this! It's essentially the Ubisoft Route (Assassins Creed 2 et al) that everybody was incredibly critical of, and they actually removed it by now. But when golden boy Blizzard pulls shit like that, suddenly everybody is like "Awwww, yeah Di
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
That is a very good point, coming from the developer's view. I think that Jeff's point is more valid if you look at it from the customer's view.
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
Uh... what about this one? https://github.com/Kronuz/pyScss It seems to support compass. Could you report whether it's good, because I would like to get into SASS as well and I'm a python-guy. edit: in the readme there is even a django ex
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
spot on +1
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
He clearly said, "I have no idea how dotCloud is doing.", making his comment simple speculation. interesting situation, the whole thing (i'm saying this as someone standing completely outside, looking in)
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
He probably meant ambient music for space. But even that is probably not true.
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
That is truly humbling! Thank you for this experience.
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
I just voted on Sheldon vs Priya. "The Big Bang Theory" flashback ^^
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
jep, see Eiffel. Convention is indexing from 1. (but it allows you to do it in whatever way you want, start from 3 if you want, because hey why not -.-)
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by hellerbarde 14y ago
Except for the fact that she should absolutely _not_ have engaged and/or acknowledged the stalker, I don't see a problem at all with the formulations/rhetoric in this response. She kept the vocabulary clean[1], and the content should not bo
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
I agree with you, I like the main project page a lot as well. One improvement could be to either fade out (and fade in on mouseover) or darken the 3,4,5 block (numbers from the link). This would have the effect of either hiding the block so
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
I call April Fool's.
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
well, it didn't. this is not a bug filed against the stable version, as far as i understand. This is in the dev/beta channel.
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
indeed :) Competition breeds innovation, competition breeds excellence!
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
this is brilliant :D
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
oh, wow, yeah, i never thought about it that way. good point!
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
You, sir are correct. Incidentally, daenz is also correct. Albeit with a little addition to what he says: "There is no changing everyones behaviour in a matter of days." Which means that daenz's suggestion is the "best" (as in "highest gain
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by hellerbarde 15y ago
I think it's more a matter of context. In fact, I do believe in hand coding HTML. but this is a link for a simple wysiwyg editor. I would assume that this attracts mainly people that have _some_ need for a wysiwyg editor for _something_. So