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by jenius 15y ago
Regardless of article quality, I'd like to mention that Squarespace is an amazing company and absolutely deserves more attention that it's getting right now. I'm not an employee of squarespace, but I have been in touch with many people who
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Try pressing 'm' on github(github.com)
85 points by jenius 15y ago|16 comments
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by jenius 15y ago
Totally agree here. While I hope youre right, it's very tough to push these ideas right now. I've been trying to teach advanced front end technologies to front end guys for a while (haml & ruby logic, sass & sassscript, controlling
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by jenius 15y ago
Yeah I really like this, and I also like how google is not giving up. I do think it has potential, and if google can hit it, it will be huge for the company. I think the piece that's missing is integration from other third party services -
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by jenius 15y ago
Yeah really, this is absolutely dumb. How did this get to the front page of hacker news? Knowing those words will literally get you nowhere if you are trying to learn spanish. This is like trying to learn a javascript and finding that in re
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It's the community(blog.jenius.me)
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by jenius 15y ago
yeah agreed - way easier to type what you want than scan like 10 pages to try to find it
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by jenius 15y ago
Hate to be that guy, but this isn't actually less than 200 lines... perhaps "about 200 lines" would have been a better title?
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by jenius 15y ago
This is the winner. Clean edges, simple implementation.
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by jenius 15y ago
It's not going to happen...
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by jenius 15y ago
Holy shit something that has been around for a while and works in all browsers now with coffeescript is now something we may be able to use with regular javascript in like 10 years! What's next, a for loop? Am i pushing it too far? (flame p
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Google graphs equations with WebGL(google.com)
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by jenius 15y ago
Not sure if anyone realizes this anymore, but 'that's what she said' is a shortening of "that's what your mother said" - a generic jokey insult (sleeping with someone's mom has been a way to show someone up since the old days). It's not re
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(NYC Class) Dive into haml & sass(skl.sh)
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What do you think of my new blog theme?(blog.jenius.me)
2 points by jenius 15y ago|1 comments
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by jenius 15y ago
I went to this site and left immediately after seeing a combination of bootstrap and really poor design. Regardless of how nice the backend may be, a project like this needs a designer to be successful.
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by jenius 15y ago
Certainly agreed with the above. It's really frustrating to have issues like that - while you can understand and control logical things, psychology and emotion are not totally logical and are often out of our control. I'm sure as a smart an
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by jenius 15y ago
I could not agree more with this. I feel like this is a huge business opportunity, to have a stripe-like api that lets you add bank accounts and do transfers that way. I know that Venmo ( http://venmo.com ) just switched over to paying and
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The Learning Exchange (idea)(blog.jenius.me)
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by jenius 15y ago
The most ironic part is that this new app's UI sucks as well. High res photos != UI
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Roots: A better framework(roots.carrotbeta.com)
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by jenius 15y ago
Awesome idea, but this one is better: http://dribbble.com/shots/424152-Markdown
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by jenius 15y ago
For fucks same am I the only one here thinking that this literally takes 2 lines of css? Set the background color, set a super high border radius. Seems a little ridiculous to me. At the same time, I'm strongly of the opinion that the exten
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by jenius 15y ago
Absolutely brilliant - I have been mulling over this problem in a very abstract way for a long time, knowing what it was but not how to express it, and wishing I could come out with a comparison as accurate and eloquent as this, and here it
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by jenius 15y ago
This is interesting to hear - thanks for posting. I've taught a number of people to use git and got them to the point where they are moving quite quickly through command line aliases within a very short time. But I can see how if you are to
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by jenius 15y ago
Fair enough. I'm going to check out the two you mentioned and give them a shot when staging/committing, and see how I like it. I assume they will slow me down since I commit very atomically almost automatically, but it's more than worth try
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by jenius 15y ago
Mostly github for mac, with a sprinkling of other random ones I have tried. Since I can already smell followups saying "you have to try every single one before you write an article like this!!1!", let me counter by saying exactly what I sai
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by jenius 15y ago
Quick clarification - I misunderstood the original argument here. Yes there are local repos and a github repo, absolutely. I almost ignore the local one because it only exists (for me) in order to be pushed up to github. This is correct. Th
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by jenius 15y ago
If you don't know how to use the command line, that's fine, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that most developers here do, and it's not because they are all dumb. The overwhelming point of my article is that you should be learning
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by jenius 15y ago
I don't think it's a highly debated point that it's important to have a knowledge of vim. I didn't say you'd better be using it for all your coding (and I don't in fact), but it since a huge percentage of developers use it and it's installe

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