jenius

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by jenius 13y ago
If it helps, I can assure you personally that it will. Roots is being aggressively developed right now and is already in use for several high-visibility projects at the company I work at full time. If anything, in a couple years roots will
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by jenius 13y ago
hey man, this looks great but will it reduce your sex drive?
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by jenius 13y ago
Note that this is a documentation page for a stylus-based css library, not the homepage. The homepage is at http://roots.cx
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by jenius 13y ago
It's a much larger and more comprehensive library, most of nib is included in it, and it's actually developed, maintained, and documented.
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by jenius 13y ago
Thanks riquito - I'll work on these. They show up very clearly on my screen, but I totally get that not every screen is mine, I'll try to bump up the contrast a bit. For the simple button, I don't disagree, it's more of a base to build on t
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by jenius 13y ago
It's not intended to be responsive. The fact that it's somewhat fluid was added as an afterthought. This page is documentation for a css library, which is not something you would be using on a tablet (unless something crazy has happened and
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by jenius 13y ago
Hey jbm, author of roots here. Really glad that you ended up using this (probably quite a few releases ago), and thanks for the feedback! I don't quite understand what you're getting at here though, because the libraries you are comparing i
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by jenius 13y ago
you found that video on the real homepage ; ) the page that had been posted here was the css library documentation
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by jenius 13y ago
Hey wow didn't realize this had been posted on hacker news - I'm the author of roots and here way too late to field comments. Thanks so much for the feedback Ian! No need to assume such a critical tone, I'm open to any and all feedback, so
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by jenius 13y ago
What kind of founder doesn't think this? "In the future everyone will be using this ____ that I'm making" - whether it's a virtual pet app or a new distribution of ubuntu. The problem is that just thinking this is the case is so far from
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by jenius 13y ago
glad you're enjoying it! feel free to reach out and/or contribute any time <3 ref: http://roots.cx/axis
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by jenius 13y ago
I'm working on getting there with axis css. It pushed back the design opinions to a css level and makes them modular and easily customizable: http://roots.cx/axis/
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by jenius 13y ago
Really like this little framework, was just checking it out a week ago. To the author or anyone else interested, I'm making a little tool that does something very similar ( http://roots.cx ) and am aggressively adding functionality in order
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by jenius 13y ago
This is insane and very impressive, but I have to ask -- how does he have access to all these tools, and all this expertise? Is this a product of his job as an engineer? These seem like a lot of very expensive and large metalworking tools a
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by jenius 13y ago
First of all, this is awesome. Great idea, can't believe it hasn't been around till now, and will definitely be using it. The only thing I could change here is the "x" icon when expanded. Someone mentioned here that they would be unnerved h
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by jenius 13y ago
Really good response, and you're totally right. I was applying my own personal bias to the comment, and that wasn't fair.
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by jenius 13y ago
> I don't think soylent is a solution to that problem. I don't think a formula will have the nutritious benefit of a manually prepared fresh meal. This is a silly thing to say, honestly. It's unscientific in every possible way, and hone
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by jenius 13y ago
I think that depends on what your startup is. If it's some silly app solving a first world problem that will honestly be replaced by something else in a year, I couldn't agree with you more. On the other hand, if it's something that really
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by jenius 13y ago
I would absolutely love this. Can't get enough solid sysops info - as a dev I find the docs, tutorials, etc out there fairly esoteric. Anything written recently and actually finished helps a ton : )
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by jenius 13y ago
"you are 43.78% as high as snoop dogg is right now, david"
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by jenius 13y ago
Wait, how is he doing this? Wish there was a tiny bit more explanation in the post...
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by jenius 13y ago
Git never forgets: https://github.com/cwales/cwales.github.com/commit/ebbfa228f...
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by jenius 13y ago
Friday morning: looks like the spree is over, I'm going to compile them all into a single pdf and post that as well. Will be up in a few minutes EDIT: nvm, someone else did already. no need to repeat!
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by jenius 13y ago
ah nice work! the only issue here is the upside down ones, which i fear takes a bit of human touch... either way, when they are all done, i'll compile them all together into a pdf and post that so it's easy to read through. like a little bo
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by jenius 13y ago
Sorry guys got way behind. Updating with all of the new ones now EDIT: Updated all the way to the most recent. This is crazy that it's still going...
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by jenius 13y ago
That would be sweet. I'm not sure if scribd has some sort of api, but I would happily set them to convert and drop them in a public folder, could be a lot easier
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by jenius 13y ago
imperson up: http://www.scribd.com/doc/136764612/Im-Person
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by jenius 13y ago
dphase got it. i'm updating with new ones within 5-10 minutes at the moment to this collection : )
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by jenius 13y ago
Slightly nicer PDF versions versions of all of them: http://www.scribd.com/collections/4230124/-why-s-return
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by jenius 14y ago
totally agreed that this hardly helps with hiding a bomb, but still a really interesting response, upvote from me : )

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