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by jscheel 12y ago
Heh, they added PSD just in time for a large number of people to jump to Sketch. All joking aside, kudos for adding this. It's great, if you can get people to store these large files in github.
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by jscheel 12y ago
Using contenteditable was an important decision for us at populr.me. We've put a lot of work into making the pages you create look the same in the editor as they do when published. Definitely difficult at times, but it is totally worth
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by jscheel 12y ago
Now we just need a static site generator generator.
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by jscheel 12y ago
My 18-month-old daughter's name is Evelyn (though we often call her Evie for short). Her name comes from two totally different places. First, she is named after my grandmother who passed away shortly before she was born. I wonder if th
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by jscheel 12y ago
Wow, the author must have sprained a wrist throwing his racist card that hard.
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by jscheel 12y ago
Confirmed, you are totally crazy.
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by jscheel 12y ago
I'm going to refrain from commenting, as I live in a place where people have more than enough room for all their crap, and driving across town just means hopping in the car in my driveway, not plunking down $30 for a cab. Different wor
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by jscheel 12y ago
I know Sketch is mentioned in the FAQ as something that may come later. But, Sketch is quickly becoming the darling of the web design world, and the development world just hasn't adopted it yet. Want to corner the market? Support Sketc
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by jscheel 12y ago
This article does a great job reinforcing the fact that the w3c has made an absolute mess of the css spec, and that browser vendors continue to implement crap. It's disheartening at best to think about css. I say this as I am wrangling
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by jscheel 12y ago
Interesting. It shows the distribution of genders that follow me. I wonder if it matches the distribution I follow, the distribution for twitter as a whole, or if it's unbalanced.
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by jscheel 12y ago
This is good news for my fellow Tennesseans. The only thing that still bothers me is that we use lottery, with all it's baggage, to fund these schooling initiatives. Well, let's be honest, I don't like that we have a lottery
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by jscheel 12y ago
I read this in my college sci-fi lit class. It's still as amazing now, as it ever was. When WALL-E came out, I couldn't help but think that the screenwriters were heavily influenced by it.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Props for cleaning things up. Startups have enough difficulties to overcome, without having to spend time and brain cycles navigating a complex funding structure.
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by jscheel 13y ago
I was considering signing up for Loom a while ago. It was great value prop for a problem that pretty much everyone runs into eventually. However, there were a few red flags that made me think they were going to go the way of Everpix. Good t
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by jscheel 13y ago
Normally you would expect marketers to know that when you are dealing with a low amount of traffic (probably from a low spend), one or two errant clicks or a bot can totally throw off your numbers. This article does a great job of showing p
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by jscheel 13y ago
Hmm, I hadn't thought about them using cloudflare. I wonder what the costs are at that scale.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Well, duh ;) I'm just impressed, given the significant bandwidth, that the advertising has been capable of sustaining itself so far.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Blugh, that would be unacceptable. I'm guessing the advertisers are doing some shady crap to get past the filters, but still...
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by jscheel 13y ago
I'm really interested in this deal. It's always been a bit of an enigma to me how imgur makes money, especially since they have been bootstrapping. I wonder if the numbers looked good to a16z, or if they saw the incredible growth
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by jscheel 13y ago
Everything in adwords seems designed to dump more money into google than you want to. Ads going to wrong places, "enhanced" campaigns that make it impossible to ignore mobile and tablet traffic, questionable quality score rating,
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by jscheel 13y ago
Yep, Autodesk just recently announced that they were shutting down Softimage, after promising they would not shut it down post-acquisition. They are a plague on the VFX software industry.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Intuitive, form-conscious interfaces are definitely needed, but I think the hardware problem is the biggest hurdle facing wearables. Especially the battery design. I own a Pebble, and there is something significantly different about how I l
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by jscheel 13y ago
I am finding that it's better to just leave the stupid computer off when I get home. It gives me more time with my wife and daughter, and I feel more rested and ready for the next day. For example, last Saturday was filled with bike ri
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by jscheel 13y ago
This is quite tempting, but the Google Drive client is just too terrible. I've never once had a single problem with the Dropbox client. Ever.
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by jscheel 13y ago
The tiny avatar is terrible. I want to quickly see who is calling. Facial recognition is the absolute best way for that to happen.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Oh look, I'm go glad they changed the way I answer phone calls... again. :\
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by jscheel 13y ago
Hear hear, Nashville is a great place to live and work if you are in the tech community. We have a great tech scene, and some big players, like Google, are really starting to take notice. We are one of their inaugural Tech Hub cities, and t
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by jscheel 13y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out!
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by jscheel 13y ago
My last math class I ever took was plane trigonometry in college. Our professor was Russian, a genius, and a total jerk. He hated that he had to teach us lowly morons. He told us, on many occasions, that we were "stupid Americans"
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by jscheel 13y ago
Well, looks like I'm deleting imo right now. I have absolutely no need for their own chat network.

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