imjared

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by imjared 14y ago
On things to fix: While I appreciate the use of history, I promise you I don't need to hold my position on the page for every single letter I type in the search box: http://screencast.com/t/1qFwxlz5 I ended up with a history entry for "se
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by imjared 14y ago
Slows the loading of the site to a crawl.
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by imjared 14y ago
I'm not really surprised to read this. These cases, I'm sure, are a dime a dozen. I did the same thing in middle school; I pirated Photoshop and started to learn the ins and outs. Led me to getting an internship which led me to getting a jo
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LivingSocial Reportedly Cutting As Many As 400 U.S. Jobs(forbes.com)
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Corporations Want Obama's Winning Formula(businessweek.com)
54 points by imjared 14y ago|52 comments
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by imjared 14y ago
Really? I see it more as a framework, similar to any other language's or technology's. To make a bit of a reaching analogy, I don't think HTML is weak just because Twitter's Bootstrap is useful. If you want to roll your own solution every t
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by imjared 14y ago
If you use Google, you can add w3schools.com to your list of sites blocked in search results. I did this and it makes MDN my top result almost 100% of the time when searching for spec-related information. link: http://www.google.com/review
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by imjared 14y ago
Bit of mudslinging going on about a "clipper chip." I was much too young to really know what was going on with this (can read up on it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_chip ), but it's interesting to see that there were security
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by imjared 14y ago
It's not. It's just a novel, somewhat funny use of github.
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by imjared 14y ago
Right, that's what I went to. I figured I'd give their tool a whirl but it's just an obfuscation of git. I guess it might be easier for some but it just gave me error after error.
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by imjared 14y ago
I wanted to use PHPFog for an ExpressionEngine site but deploys seemed to take an unreasonably long time. Their pseudo-git (CLI task `pf`) is also kind of silly. If you're not going to be doing a lot of dev work and making a lot of commits,
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by imjared 14y ago
1) If you're in the US like you say you are, this is a resume, not a CV. 2) The "website" link for Food Trucks Near Me does not work. Also, I'm a bit baffled by these graphs. While they look nice, I'm not sure what they're conveying. Is the
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by imjared 14y ago
"Planetary Protection Officer Catharine Conley" ... Best job title ever?
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by imjared 14y ago
This seems like a typical "gotcha" story. TSA has approximately 60,000 employees and to show that one stole something, or even one hundred have stolen things, doesn't raise any real red flags to me. I wish it didn't happen but I don't think
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by imjared 14y ago
It's a Twitter project, it's not like bootstrap isn't being used by "giants" already.
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by imjared 14y ago
Looks good. Minor minor minor nit-pick: Twitter logo needs to be updated :) https://twitter.com/logo
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by imjared 14y ago
IRC still has a huge foothold in dev/geek communities. Email is something I use every single day for communication and business. Maybe there's more you'd like to explain but if I'm to just taking this at face value, I have to say you're hor
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by imjared 14y ago
I worked with the guys who built this (we're a DC design studio) and can tell you that it doesn't gracefully degrade simply because it's not supposed to. As some people grasped, this was for a frontend conference where everyone would be exp
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by imjared 14y ago
Cool plugin. Would be great if the definition would load in the bubble instead of an entirely new window.
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by imjared 14y ago
My highschool "hack" involved downloading the contents of our school's website hosted at ourschooldistrict.com domain, buying the same name at ourschooldistrict.us, and then rehosting so we could put up any press releases we wanted. We wrot
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by imjared 14y ago
When a friend of mine moved to New York City, he started reaching out to top-notch designers (there are quite a few there) basically saying "Hey, I'm new to the town, here's what I do, here's what I've done, would you be interested in getti
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by imjared 14y ago
This is default behavior for the placeholder element in your browser, not an issue with this site's UI.
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by imjared 15y ago
Really like the use of page visibility API for putting the game on pause. Wasn't sure of a good use case for it but this definitely counts. Nicely done!
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by imjared 15y ago
Pretty amazing that the one repeated pain point here seems to be the icon.
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by imjared 15y ago
The idea of email not going away after I've read it and being a to-do list sounds slightly terrifying. I'll stick to my Gmail for now.
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by imjared 15y ago
It's not. I was referring to Understanding Parameters - argument types, part 1. It seems to have been fixed since I mentioned it this morning.
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by imjared 15y ago
Glad someone pointed this out. Several of us are doing this at the office and I've watched our design team struggle in similar ways. If you're not used to the the kind of errors you'll see in coding or javascript, it can be incredibly confu
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by imjared 15y ago
The whole article seems to hinge on the following line: "For every five people who authorize an app, I'd guess five will turn away..." The author doesn't seem to have any data to back this statement up so I'd put this in the bucket with the