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Barba.js – Badass, fluid and smooth transition between your website's pages
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Grav – A Modern Flat-File CMS
(getgrav.org)
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10y ago
I switched to Google Drive a while ago; if you use it in multiple contexts (professional and personal), it's a much saner setup. And if you use Google Docs and Gmail, the integrations make it worth it. I'm curious: what did you th
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10y ago
Sorry for that Sir_carma, I just liked your work and didn't think I'd cause that trouble. I'd suggest you look into CloudFlare [1]. [1] : http://cloudflare.com
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Voxel art
(saymygame.com)
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Runbook is shutting down
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
I'm pretty sure the VC money is marginally impacting ad spend; there are real, established business in much greater scale and numbers that use online ads.
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10y ago
Yep, but even that mystical "lifestyle business" (otherwise known as "a business") is a lot of non-coding work. For a healthy dose of realism, I suggest you watch some of the MicroConf videos [1] (and definitely go there
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10y ago
The first featured post from the same author reads "How I fell in love with a programming language" [1] and dissect his "love" for Kotlin (the same way DHH "loves" Ruby). Being a dad, I'm pretty sure he&#x
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A business will consume you in ways you'd rather not think about. If you're a founder, you won't be sitting coding all day long for happy customers. You'll be juggling tons of crappy responsibilities and shipping code th
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W3C’s Authoring Practices for Design Patterns
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Beijing is Silicon Valley's only true competitor
(recode.net)
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10y ago
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10y ago
As stated at the end of my comment, a fair price is what they decide to charge. I simply don't like people to try and spin a price increase into a freebie.
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10y ago
1. Take a gazillion dollars in funding on an over-hyped valuation, 2. Go through significant organizational changes that end up with the departure of a co-founder (and more suits in the building). 3. Notice that a significant segment of you
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VLine has joined Airtime
(blog.vline.com)
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11y ago
I can't help but notice that Ms Holmes is now wearing a hair loose and a shirt. Having only ever seen her with hair tied and black turtle necks, I'm wondering if this is an attempt at softening her image in the midst of a deluge o
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Why you shouldn’t use jQuery but plain JavaScript
(lennydevelops.com)
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11y ago
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PageSpeed Insights for Google.com
(developers.google.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Google.com also fare poorly on its own performance test: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=...
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11y ago
The UN and many similar organizations in the non-profit/non-governmental/humanitarian/development space simply lack the incentive structure to do the right thing. Add to this the administrative weight of large organizations a
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Subcurrent: Polling and feedback on Slack
(getsubcurrent.com)
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11y ago
The cynic in me can't help but notice that this post seems to reframe Basecamp and similar solutions as the central collaboration hubs, with team chats being additional tools. Given the fact that 37Signals refocused on Basecamp a coupl
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11y ago
My experience has been somehow similar. What I think these organizations mostly lack is a clear incentive structure. Money flows in on one end and is spent on... stuff. There's not a strong incentive for tracking performance or impact.
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Tipping Point: When Buying Beats Renting in New York City
(streeteasy.com)
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The Profit Imperative
(sethlevine.com)
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Speak.io is closing down
(blog.speak.io)
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DC Fire and EMS medical director resigns, calls department 'toxic'
(fox5dc.com)
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I can't remember seeing anybody using anything but pinyin input, foreigners and locals alike. You can compose entire sentences and let the software pick the correct hanzi in bulk.
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I doubt the author has a first hand experience with the Chinese market: - Typing Chinese with a keyboard isn't hard... at all. Pinyin input is about as straightforward and fast as typing in English. - Internet in China isn't slow.
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11y ago
Not sure I understand the focus on the dancing classes and vegan food. I thought this was targeted at digital nomads, I may have misunderstood.
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