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by heyjonboy 15y ago
There's a Bootstrap-ified version here: http://www.eyecon.ro/bootstrap-datepicker/
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
New York City, NY - ParkWhiz Lead Designer: http://www.parkwhiz.com/about/jobs/designer/ ParkWhiz creates software to help parking owners manage and market their parking using the ParkWhiz website, mobile apps, and data APIs. Our platform
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
From the FAQ: I'm on Windows. What do you recommend I use to work with Less/Sass/CoffeeScript, etc? A Mac.
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
Yup, the time inputs just need a common parent element for the datepair example, and it doesn't have to be the direct parent. You could use a table or do something with floats.
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
Very true, mobile wasn't really taken into consideration with this plugin. One option would be to use a <select> dropdown as the element you attach $.timepicker() to, and only initialize the timepicker for certain screen sizes. Othe
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Timepicker for jQuery inspired by Google Calendar(jonthornton.github.com)
123 points by heyjonboy 15y ago|18 comments
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StatHat - track statistics and events in your code(stathat.com)
2 points by heyjonboy 15y ago|0 comments
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Sublime Text 2 Package Manager(wbond.net)
2 points by heyjonboy 15y ago|0 comments
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Has the home button on your iPhone 4 stopped working?(37signals.com)
3 points by heyjonboy 15y ago|0 comments
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
Chicago, IL - ParkWhiz ( http://www.parkwhiz.com ) We're looking for back end developer who wants to join a small team and have a big impact. We work mainly in the LAMP stack, and offer a competitive salary, benefits, and stock options. Mor
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
"Note: Many pre-HTTP/1.1 user agents do not understand the 303 status." The fact is there really aren't any pre-HTTP/1.1 browsers still in use. See: http://serverfault.com/questions/110932/are-there-internet-u... Given that many web apps
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
I've noticed older versions of Firefox trying to resubmit form data when refreshing after a 302 redirect. Granted there aren't many people running old versions of Firefox, but why risk it? Even if 302 is generally interpreted like a 303, it
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
Ha, hadn't thought of it that way, but I can see what you mean. I added it to play around with Canvas, while tying in with the half-tone dot motif in the header. It could definitely stand to be a bit more subtle, though.
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Preventing form re-submission with HTTP 303 redirects(tumblr.jonthornton.com)
76 points by heyjonboy 15y ago|27 comments
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The Hidden Cost of Letting Workers Telecommute(online.wsj.com)
105 points by heyjonboy 15y ago|59 comments
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by heyjonboy 15y ago
Another method is to automatically serve certain file extensions as static: location ~* ^.+.(jpg|jpeg|gif|css|png|js|zip|ico|xml|pdf|html)$ { access_log off; expires 30d; break; }
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
http://www.parkwhiz.com - We started in 2006, when it seemed like TechCocktail was the only startup community in town. Ended up bootstrapping the company, and we recently opened an office in Roscoe Village.
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
Interesting analogy. The gist seems to be that for both startups and motorcycles, momentum is more important than it is for cars and large companies. Any idea if there's a correlation between motorcycle ownership and startups? I happen to b
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
I've been asked to do this for a couple non-tech founder friends. All I really do is have a fairly casual 20-30 minute conversation with the job candidate about the state of whatever tech the product will be built in - "what's the quirkiest
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How did the 2011 Super Bowl affect the price of parking?(blog.parkwhiz.com)
9 points by heyjonboy 16y ago|0 comments
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
David Foster Wallace wrote a very similar essay about television and how it makes people depressed. He argues that TV makes people feel lonely by showing other people having fun. At the same time, TV is a short-term cure for loneliness beca
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
You're already getting something for free - you get to use Facebook to communicate with friends and share photos, free of charge.
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
http://www.unfuddle.com It's basically a hosted, prettied-up version of Trac, with hosted SVN and Git integrated. It's not as pretty or collaborative as GitHub, but the issue tracking is much beefier.
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
ParkWhiz ( http://www.parkwhiz.com ) is fully bootstrapped and paying full-time salaries to both founders. It took us 3 years of being ramen-profitable to get to that point, though.
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
Based on a personal experience, it seems to be some sort of data fragmentation problem. I had similar problems with Gmail a few weeks ago - sending a message would take ~30 seconds, accessing labels took up to a minute, messages were appear
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Calculate Latitude/Longitude Distances in MySQL with the Haversine Function(tumblr.jonthornton.com)
16 points by heyjonboy 16y ago|29 comments
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Request Rate Limiting with Nginx(tumblr.jonthornton.com)
1 points by heyjonboy 16y ago|0 comments
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
"Groupon’s $3 was almost pure profit" Completely wrong. Just because Groupon doesn't have any variable cost doesn't mean all of their revenue is profit. Credit card processing, bank fees, and chargebacks will eat up 2-5% of the (gross) re
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Could a Peanut Paste Called Plumpy'nut End Malnutrition?(nytimes.com)
16 points by heyjonboy 16y ago|3 comments
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by heyjonboy 16y ago
Why wouldn't you just use Linux for embedded systems? Seems wasteful to use a GUI-based OS for something that will most likely be a single-purpose device.

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