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by jenius 14y ago
I'm learning so much reading through this. Absolutely fantastic, love it.
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by jenius 14y ago
So you just look at the tablet and don't consume any content on it? I buy a tablet not to get a tablet, but to do things with it, just like you buy a console to play video games. Of course everyone caters to who's paying the bills, if not y
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by jenius 14y ago
We desperately need something like this. I just finished a large ecommerce project built on another open source system and it was so incredibly difficult to customize anything. It was more or less "do it the way we have in the template or y
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by jenius 14y ago
I might be on board with this if the author even began to discuss why what Google and Amazon are doing is less than ideal for the consumer, but the main point he's trying to make remains totally unexplained, and in addition I don't agree wi
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by jenius 14y ago
I have been using this theme for years and I absolutely love it. I'm surprised it got upvoted so much on HN since it's not new at all, but by all means I would upvote this 1000 more times if I could. Amazing theme
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by jenius 14y ago
Good post rebecca and nice job getting to the top page for hacker news!
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by jenius 14y ago
You apparently did not read my comment. I mentioned that I am an experienced front end dev working at an agency - I have in fact implemented quite a large amount of css in the context of both specs and designs. Even for personal projects an
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by jenius 14y ago
I have honestly never heard of anyone not liking CSS before reading this thread, except for maybe people just starting out who don't understand it. I am an experienced front-end developer an agency and I love css when it's enhanced by a dyn
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by jenius 14y ago
Boom, there we go - that's the term I was looking for. Awesome!
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by jenius 14y ago
ah, i forgot about bigrams - that's a really great idea. I wonder if it's packing a huge machine learning library though... wouldn't that take a ton of space? I saw in another comment that it takes a while to start up - maybe that's why
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Feedback For Recruiters(blog.jenius.me)
2 points by jenius 14y ago|1 comments
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by jenius 14y ago
Can anyone explain how this works? Seems like total black magic to me... the dude is typing random gibberish and it still figures out the word? Then he's just tapping randomly on the screen, gibberish comes out, then turns into the word he
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It’s Not The Environment, It’s You(blog.jenius.me)
1 points by jenius 14y ago|0 comments
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by jenius 14y ago
haha was totally tounge in cheek, but seriously i wonder what the verb will be? if it does well there will have to be one eventually...
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by jenius 14y ago
I would like to publicly admit my total wrongness and congratulate Dalton on his success with this project. You have won my backing and I'll be there 'apping' with the rest of you guys. This was the somewhat popular but incorrect comment I
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by jenius 14y ago
Command-K also clears the console, just like it does in terminal. Awesome stuff. Unfortunately the `x = _` trick to save the output of the last command to variable x does not work, but that would be really awesome if they put that in!
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by jenius 14y ago
Looks really great overall - props! One small design thing in there that bothered me was how the gradients reverse in the buttons on hover - this should never happen. Just lighten or darken the color on hover (move the gradient up with back
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by jenius 14y ago
How is this junk on the popular page of HN? This post is poorly formatted, not very informative, and why is it not just a link to the actual service's home page? This definitely looks like spam to me.
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by jenius 14y ago
Pretty fun idea, does anyone know of a good way to make this work on osx?
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by jenius 14y ago
I think Dalton is in it for a cause, and a belief. A belief that he has strengthened and reinforced in his mind for months. One that he is totally convinced is true. And right here he demonstrated the strength of that belief and of his caus
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by jenius 14y ago
I would agree if the criticisms were super nitpicky and obscure, but honestly any site a front-end professional made in a day or a week would not include may of these errors. These are pretty strong signs pointing to the fact that at least
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by jenius 14y ago
this comment thread reminds me of reddit
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by jenius 14y ago
Totally agreed. They might not be the original inventors of a computer technology, but their implementations are always groundbreaking. From the start, they took things other people did poorly and dominated on implementation, totally shakin
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by jenius 14y ago
Hey sorry this is so late. Didn't realize what you meant by contextual input or how that could be useful, but you're right - I can't deny such a fuzzy statement. It's somewhat possible that this could help something sometime in the future,
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by jenius 14y ago
Is this a serious comment or are you trolling? Don't tell me you think hand writing is faster than typing...
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by jenius 14y ago
This is totally incorrect, eye tracking is not sufficiently advanced to be in any way useful in terms of entering input. There exist 'visual keyboards' for people that are paralyzed which allow them to select a key based on where they are l
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by jenius 14y ago
Sometimes opening a keyboard and typing is just too efficient. Sometimes you need a technology that will slow your life down and make it more prone to errors. Google handwrite: why type when you can awkwardly scribble?
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by jenius 14y ago
Perfect timing on this, right after the demise of sparrow. I was starting to really get down on the idea of having no really nice desktop mail client for OSX. Really looking forward to checking out this app, and I really hope Tobias is eith
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Eagle scouts stand up to the Boy Scouts of America(boingboing.net)
6 points by jenius 14y ago|0 comments
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by jenius 14y ago
I didn't mean to argue with you about this Dalton, just to offer my shot at a reason why it's not taking off like you wanted it to. I am in support of what you're doing and hope it's successful, on a personal note. Twitter in the beginning:

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