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by jenius 14y ago
I feel like everyone expects a reaction and increased security and such, but sometimes this type of reaction won't be fruitful. What could we learn from this -- check every trash can for a bomb at every big event? There are an unlimited n
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by jenius 14y ago
This is my #1 complaint about angular - I keep hearing good things about it and going to try it, then I see markup like this and can't get myself to
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by jenius 14y ago
Other than Ember Data, it seems like all the pieces here are things that marionette has. I was super interested to read this, swinging more towards marionette myself, just to get a perspective on what convinced you to change. But there real
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by jenius 14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but can't you just make a twitter list containing only your VIPs and check that when you want to find out? If I'm not mistaken, all this service does is email you the contents of a twitter list once a day...?
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by jenius 14y ago
You absolutely nailed it with this comment. Was reading pieces of the debate out loud to my girlfriend, who is rather rational and intelligent but for some reason still wants a diamond ring (and I couldn't really figure out why) - when I re
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by jenius 14y ago
This is absolutely true and I agree, but you also totally missed the point of the post, and this criticism is totally off-base. OP wrote this post as a demonstration of how to get a native ios app prototype up and running quickly using tool
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by jenius 14y ago
Also agreed here. I started really getting into programming on rails, and really regret it. The only reason I made it through was because I was an intern full time and had the guidance of a bunch of really smart people available the entire
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by jenius 14y ago
Well, we all know that the best people at writing code happen to be ninjas (have you read any job descriptions or got any recruiter emails lately?), so I think this may perhaps be the reason. Still open to explanations of why ninjas have an
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by jenius 14y ago
This is how you get more women involved in tech, by actually taking action. I hope that we see more initiatives like this rather than hateful articles, which we've seen so many of recently.
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by jenius 14y ago
They did, check out the watermarks on every image haha
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by jenius 14y ago
Also note that all the watermarks on the images are papyrus
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Let's Change the World(s.jenius.me)
10 points by jenius 14y ago|2 comments
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by jenius 14y ago
I think this is a pretty sweet idea, just would take a lot of cash to get it started and marketed
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by jenius 14y ago
+1 for the DOM dump - never seen this before but great way to report a front-end error
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by jenius 14y ago
Whoo! Agreed. A little less 'vanilla css-y' than the other ones here, but there are a bunch of people using it regularly at this point : )
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by jenius 14y ago
It also looks like total junk on a retina screen and the responsiveness is there but very lazily done...
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by jenius 14y ago
If you're hosting some sort of blog post, the best way to ensure that all goes well with high traffic is to make it static. Something like jekyll works great for this (publishing especially), and you can host any static site with a node ser
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by jenius 14y ago
I cannot agree with this more. This guy is just totally missing that one incredibly important equation: more passion = more practice = more skills = more money Doesn't matter what you do, you can make money at it if you are good. There are
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by jenius 14y ago
I think where this article falls flat is in it's assumption that there are many hobby passions with which you can't make money. I don't believe this for a second - if you are good enough, you can make money off anything. And being really go
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by jenius 14y ago
open source it and we'll send in pull requests : )
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by jenius 14y ago
This is really awesome work Shay - I love your intro to html and css guide as well, and have used it as a resource for many of my students (they loved it too). Fantastic work. If you ever need help with any piece of this, I'd be more than h
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by jenius 14y ago
I feel like if there was a gradient fade (white to transparent) above the black line it would make me feel much better. immediately revealing more text just above where I was reading when I scroll kind of confuses me
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by jenius 14y ago
Allow me to clear up some confusion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster_(contemporary_subcultur...
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by jenius 14y ago
I started programming with ruby, and was really pretty reluctant to move to less clean languages - it was just hard on my eyes when I was used to reading and writing clean and understandable ruby code. But javascript won me over in the end,
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by jenius 14y ago
It will be the default in rails 4... so soon : )
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by jenius 14y ago
My answer to the parent comment is more or less exactly this. If you're just trying to ship a mediocre quality product, that's fine. I know there's a place for that and let's face it, sometimes it ends up happening at work because of contra
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by jenius 14y ago
Hey, if you ever come back to this comment thread, I've got a great conversation to add to this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5002037
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by jenius 14y ago
Same here. I usually spend hours going through PSD files and correcting little things like this all the time, and it drives me crazy.
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by jenius 14y ago
I read this article and immediately jumped into the comments, praying that there would be a comment like this - thank you. Very well put -- details are what separate an amateur from a master. To add what little I can to this, the reason tha
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by jenius 14y ago
I think this has descended into you making ad hominem attacks on me, so I'm not going to reply anymore, since it's no longer an argument. I feel as if my point has been made and there is no need to continue this back and forth. Again, I'm s

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