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by jacobr 15y ago
Great article, I learned a lot from http://blog.jcoglan.com/2011/03/05/translation-from-haskell-... as well.
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by jacobr 15y ago
Stylus' very liberal syntax feels nice at first, but when you start using more complex selectors, @media queries, etc, you come across bugs and ambiguities. Sometimes bugs where the fix is not obvious at all due to the syntax being so relax
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Facebook, Google, others circumvent Safari privacy restrictions(osnews.com)
2 points by jacobr 15y ago|0 comments
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Functional Reactive Programming concepts on top of Backbone.js(codeslashslashcomment.com)
1 points by jacobr 15y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 15y ago
HTML5 does not mean that any markup is valid. The specification simply defines what a user agent should do when it encounters invalid markup. Previously user agents had to guess what others (IE) did when they encountered a piece of invalid
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by jacobr 15y ago
Performs better in Opera than in Chromium for me.
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by jacobr 15y ago
Isn't that annoying in insert mode?
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by jacobr 15y ago
Do you not even use local branches? I recently evaluated different CSS-preprocessors for one of our projects. This included not only changing and renaming a bunch of CSS-files, but also adding new dependencies, updating Makefiles, etc. We e
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by jacobr 15y ago
Indeed it does, thanks!
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by jacobr 15y ago
It's a neat project, but you should really use feature detection rather than UA string sniffing. Both IE9 and Opera have canvas support, but they are not supported. I am pretty sure Opera has dynamic favicon support as well, not sure about
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by jacobr 15y ago
I also sincerely wonder if it's not possible to just slow down a bit? If there's no parental leave where you live, take time off and then return to your job after 1 year or so, at 80% speed?
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by jacobr 15y ago
I would use Ender and pull together various micro-libraries/modules. http://ender.no.de
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by jacobr 15y ago
A 2.0 release would be a reasonable point to potentially break legacy code.
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by jacobr 15y ago
I don't like idealizing 50s and 60s parenting, and I firmly believe most things have gotten better (as described by other commenters), but the article was a good read. A single family cannot change everything though. Traffic has increased s
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Unicode 6.1 released complete with emoji characters and a pile of poo(geek.com)
45 points by jacobr 15y ago|13 comments
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by jacobr 15y ago
The error messages you get from the command line less compiler are.. less than helpful. Say you have a typo and use an undefined variable - if you use @imported files, which you will do for any site of a reasonable size, it's just a JavaScr
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by jacobr 15y ago
Oslo, Norway. Full time. Opera Software is looking for a Senior Perl Developer for the Core Services & Operations department. Opera has over 200 million users every month, and our browsers are dependent on the web-based systems that we
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by jacobr 15y ago
Even if you won't use it for your project, the less source is a great source for best practices regarding browser quirks and rare rendering bugs.
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Point Size and the Em Square: Not What People Think(thomasphinney.com)
3 points by jacobr 15y ago|0 comments
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Why does that QR Code go to justinsomnia.org?(justinsomnia.org)
309 points by jacobr 15y ago|72 comments
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Remote Pair Programming with tmux and Vim(remotepairprogramming.com)
2 points by jacobr 15y ago|0 comments
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Who is censoring the Internet? [infograph](open.youyuxi.com)
2 points by jacobr 15y ago|0 comments
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Why tabs are clearly superior(lea.verou.me)
3 points by jacobr 15y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 15y ago
And with good version control practices, there's really no reason not to remove any code you don't _really_ need right now.
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by jacobr 15y ago
Few people seem to contribute to the actual Vim code base though, considering the amount of coders using the software. Several complete rewrites have been started - with a better code quality perhaps the efforts could've been put into Vim d
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by jacobr 15y ago
I don't nap (yet), but we get relaxing 30 min massages every other week at work. After that I'm a new person, and the thought of getting only a small portion of that relaxation every day... I have a colleague who regularly meditates, he sim
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by jacobr 15y ago
If you compared the iPhone with Samsung and HTC premium devices at similar prices as the iPhone, I believe the results would be slightly different. Detailed statistics might be in the full report, but it's $499.
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IPhone satisfaction at 75%; closest competitors Samsung, HTC at 47%(changewaveresearch.com)
1 points by jacobr 15y ago|1 comments
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by jacobr 15y ago
Induction is hardly new, and the touch screen interface is probably just going to piss you off massively. For an interface like this, you need input feedback and should be able to utilize muscle memory.
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by jacobr 15y ago
You might want to get involved with Telecomix, they've done just that. See http://telecomix.org and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecomix

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