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by indubitably 10y ago
Christ, I get it.
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by indubitably 10y ago
I get it, you don’t like my choice of adjective.
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by indubitably 10y ago
Since you _italicized_ I guess I better answer! The tutorial is ostensibly about flexbox, not about CSS precompilation. So, if the you happen not to know SCSS, then it’s obfuscated. Er, then it’s _obfuscated_.
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by indubitably 10y ago
This is a great tutorial, but why obfuscate the CSS as SCSS? In most cases here there’s essentially nothing gained.
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by indubitably 11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/BIy8fcj.jpg The rest of the images are in: Sjöberg, Åke W. 1972. “He Is a Good Seed of a Dog” and “Engardu, the Fool.” Journal of Cuneiform Studies 24(4). 107–119. doi:10.2307/1359629. http:/&#
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by indubitably 11y ago
I routinely drop into the console and say document.body.style.margin = '20%' on disastrous layouts like this.
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by indubitably 11y ago
I've tried so many times to read that book, but I can never get past the packs of communal-brain dogs.
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by indubitably 11y ago
rich people with too much free time
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by indubitably 11y ago
A lot of what is now called Native comes from Javascript — every time we use `querySelector(All)`, for instance, it’s because of jQuery’s influence. Which makes me a bit less nostalgic than this author: every time I use qsa I think “Thanks,
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by indubitably 11y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/badlinguistics/comments/46zwse/lati...
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by indubitably 11y ago
Me too. Up there with the first Cosmos.
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by indubitably 11y ago
Grammar isn't a set of strict rules.
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by indubitably 11y ago
Well, the recent shift in proportion to more obese people than starving people is at least someone relevant.
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by indubitably 11y ago
I've been thinking about Gattaca a lot lately too. It's interesting to me how in the film the mechanism for controlling genetics was to create a bunch of zygotes and then to pick the best one. But what seems to be happening now (t
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by indubitably 11y ago
> Open Emojoy. FTFY: > Open Emojoy. In Chrome.
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by indubitably 11y ago
Looks like K-nearest neighbor does pretty well.
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by indubitably 11y ago
What's a "pleb"? Someone who doesn't live in San Francisco?
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by indubitably 11y ago
The people complaining about this are programmers who don't understand CSS anyway. Their sites will still look like crap even if they do everything via Javascript.
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by indubitably 11y ago
That’s nice CSS but the HTML is so borked… why not <div class=card data-value="A" data-suit="︎">︎</div> Or something?
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by indubitably 11y ago
Ah yes, the convenient argument that the world is truly a meritocracy, and that those in positions of power, who evaluate merit, have no biases. I do not know whether you are in a position of power, but I note that this argument is often ad
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by indubitably 11y ago
Because srsly Array.from(document.body.querySelectorAll('em')).forEach(em => em.style.fontStyle = 'normal')
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by indubitably 11y ago
Why does this author italicize in weird places?
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by indubitably 11y ago
circle: complete.
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by indubitably 11y ago
javascript is awesome
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by indubitably 11y ago
Javascript can also do DOM nodes…
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by indubitably 11y ago
This notation, like XML and unlike JSON, doesn't handle arrays.
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by indubitably 11y ago
The New Yorker is not Reuters.
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by indubitably 11y ago
the second layer of mountains flickers on and off for me on Firefox38/Mac
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by indubitably 11y ago
There are millions of people in the Americas that don't speak English or Spanish. (Even ignoring the 200 million speakers of Brazilian Portuguese.) If you combine just Mayan, Nahuatl, Mixtec, and Zapotec you're already in the mill
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by indubitably 11y ago
To do what?

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