jackmoore

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by jackmoore 10y ago
“We trust the companies we work with,” Alec Asbridge, director of regulatory compliance at Georgia Department of Agriculture, said earlier this month. “We don’t see any reason they would submit information that wasn’t truthful.” I feel like
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by jackmoore 10y ago
What will this will cost once it's out of beta? Do you have any plan to open source the codebase?
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by jackmoore 10y ago
jQuery is still much more pleasant to use than native methods when working with collections of DOM elements. If you do much DOM manipulation, you'll end up writing helpers that replicate aspects of jQuery to grease your workflow. The
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by jackmoore 10y ago
I think this is true too, but it depends on how efficiently the utility company runs their business, and how much profit margin they are allowed to extract. Utility companies aren't competing directly with each other for the lowest pri
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by jackmoore 10y ago
http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/
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by jackmoore 11y ago
Maybe build in some system for followers to sponsor the accounts they like.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
I see you are getting some negative feedback, haha. I think the main problem at this point isn't due client-rendering, but the large prerequisite files. Gzipping your JavaScript would trim a MB or more. Putting the static assets on a
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by jackmoore 11y ago
Just wanted to remind folks that you can support the EFF through AmazonSmile.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
Saying it's cheap, tacky, and childish definitely sounds cultural, since all of those are emotional rather than practical reasons. A photo can add a lot of important information what you are buying. I would say try to be more objectiv
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by jackmoore 11y ago
Sure you can... there is no reason why those JavaScript styles can't be outputted to a css file in your preprocessing step.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
I'm surprised voter turnout isn't lower. Unless you live in a swing state, or Maine or Nebraska, voting for president is a waste of time. If you are in a swing state, it still might not matter unless you are in a swing district.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
I don't think anyone is claiming that vertical farming needs to disrupt all traditional farming. Vertical farms would bring food production to urban areas, where the people are. That benefit would be lost on growing livestock fodder.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
I believe Netflix's Falcor, which seems very similar to Relay, uses JSON.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
A lot of things may factor into that. Even if the increased police numbers are 100% responsible, we would still have to have a discussion about the diminishing return on that investment in order to maximize social good.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
Agreed. I mainly use React these days, and directly modifying the DOM is starting to feel dirty.
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by jackmoore 11y ago
DOM inconsistencies aside, a big advantage jQuery has over native API is that it is just as easy to work with multiple elements as it is single elements. Modifying your example: var d = document.querySelectorAll('div');
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by jackmoore 11y ago
I think this needs some text outlining it's differentiation from Zepto. Why would I use this instead of Zepto?
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by jackmoore 11y ago
> I should fork the library and annotate every method with its vanilla Javascript equivalent To save you some work: http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
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by jackmoore 12y ago
That was a beautiful response.
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by jackmoore 12y ago
I appreciate this comment. I think people hand-wave away the difficulties of running a small garden. Yes, sometimes things go great but often you are dealing with pests and diseases that require time, knowledge, and capital to resolve. If
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by jackmoore 12y ago
To be fair, we don't know how much worse the text was prior to bringing an editor on.
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by jackmoore 12y ago
In fairness, this time it was submitted by the author and he is responding to comments.
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by jackmoore 12y ago
Even though it feels very fad-ish because it's been used as a buzzword/bandwagon, I don't feel like it's actually a fad. My view is that that digital design has matured to the point where designers no longer feel they ha
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by jackmoore 12y ago
Webstorage is a bit handicapped for SPAs. There is a 5MB size cap, and you can only store strings. It's nice as a cookie replacement, but the limitations hurt for anything more advanced. IndexedDB resolves these issues while also be
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by jackmoore 12y ago
I second drinchev's comment. You have no way of knowing what all potential contexts people are going to want to use buttons for. Applying styling to the bare element means frequently resetting those styles. It's always better t
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by jackmoore 12y ago
Nothing is always an option. Including anything that is unhelpful dilutes focus on the things that are.
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by jackmoore 12y ago
I use Sip, a free osx app, give it a shot: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sip/id507257563?mt=12
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by jackmoore 12y ago
I thought the same thing, then noticed the only files in the repository are the readme and info for contributing. I'm not sure where the actual project source is.
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by jackmoore 12y ago
That's a lot of open issues…
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by jackmoore 13y ago
That's really interesting, how did you get these statistics (do you work for Bloomberg, or do they have this publicly available somewhere)?

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