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by jjjjjosh 9y ago
Hands-down, Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby ( http://www.poodr.com/ ) - some of it I don't agree with but it's all wonderfully put-together: clear and concise, with wonderful examples. Much more about OO de
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by jjjjjosh 11y ago
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by jjjjjosh 11y ago
yeah, it's ES6 shorthand for `keyUp: function (event) {`; the new syntax is valid both in objects and class definitions.
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by jjjjjosh 13y ago
<em> and <strong> also have meaning. If I put some text in an <em> tag, it's because I want it to have emphasis, no?
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by jjjjjosh 13y ago
That switch isn't draggable. It becomes a UX antipattern – a false affordance – if you can't swipe it on/off.
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by jjjjjosh 13y ago
I just tested this with native copy-paste, and - at least on OSX - as long as whatever you're pasting has the same number of lines as you have cursors, you'll get that same line-to-cursor mapping. That being said, let me also recommend my f
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
"civil disobedience is not about sticking it to The Man, but about getting into the sort of vulnerable position that makes it possible to win people over with dialogue." I find that really beautiful, thank you.
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
I have one that reminds me to check-in to GymPact when I go to the gym, and then I set reminders like my example above a couple of times per week probably. I definitely wasn't intending to be sarcastic but probably could have expressed that
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
I'd argue that Apple makes it possible to create location-aware reminders, but not necessarily "very easy." Say I want to set up a reminder to pick up some dish soap next time I'm near my neighborhood grocery store. I could open the "Remind
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
Just to add: NP actually stands for "non-deterministic polynomial," meaning that if we had non-deterministic computers (like the NFAs you may remember from Automata Theory that can explore several different possibilities simultaneously) tho
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DOM Enlightenment: DOM scripting without the use of a library/framework(domenlightenment.com)
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
Re: hybrid pagination, I like the idea - but that particular implementation was a little wonky for me. Since the reading area was taller than my browser window, so I scrolled down to read the whole "page" and then had to scroll back up to c
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
If not for jQuery, I'd have probably never learned Javascript, because I would have gotten frustrated with dealing with weird cross-browser gotchas too much to ever get anything done. As I learned I wrote a lot of code I'm not too proud of,
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by jjjjjosh 14y ago
The VintageEx extension for Sublime includes vim-style search and replace, among many other things.
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by jjjjjosh 15y ago
I think there's a subtle but important difference between "what you wear sends a message" and "you'll judge me based on what I wear." You're shifting the agency away from yourself - to make a choice about what message you're going to send (
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by jjjjjosh 15y ago
Jesse Thorn on why how you dress matters: When you dress, you are making a statement; not a fashion statement, but a statement of identity. If you put on a jacket and tie, for example, you are signifying to others that you take the occasi
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by jjjjjosh 15y ago
Here's the whole talk: http://vimeo.com/36579366