jscheel

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by jscheel 13y ago
Honestly, I'm not interested in providing details. The parties involved have already kissed and made up (for the most part), and it serves nothing for me to prove myself on HN. Suffice to say, I took, and still take, the position that we ea
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by jscheel 14y ago
Likewise.
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by jscheel 14y ago
After a blow-up in my town a few months ago, I tried to encourage a few notable female tech proponents that negativity was not the way to win the fight. I was publicly lambasted, called denigrating names, had false information spread as far
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Twitter Removes Whitelist Requirement from Widgets(twitter.com)
1 points by jscheel 14y ago|0 comments
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by jscheel 14y ago
Nil is definitely my favorite ST2 theme. Just have to always remind people to set "highlight_modified_tabs": true in their prefs though.
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by jscheel 14y ago
Browsers blocking insecure content has been a challenge for us. Users can add embeds into their pages, unfortunately, no two embeds are alike. There are way too many services that don't offer secure versions of their embeds, and on top of t
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by jscheel 14y ago
That's good to hear. I always hate to see good projects die because their creators are super busy. Good luck with taking things over!
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by jscheel 14y ago
I used to use tmuxinator, but it's pretty much abandoned. There are pull requests that are over a year old. On the other hand, I submitted a pull request to teamocil and it was merged the same day.
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by jscheel 14y ago
If you like tmux, also check out teamocil ( https://github.com/remiprev/teamocil ) to really enhance your use. It enables you to define tmux sessions via YAML, which is great for programmatically setting up a complex dev session. Mine, for
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by jscheel 14y ago
Thank you for bringing some sanity to these comments. Assumptions are abound, and they aren't going to benefit anyone trying to understand the machinations of this purchase. Stockholders will demand an answer if they are skeptical. This blo
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by jscheel 14y ago
I'm not so sure I am all that excited about Ive getting into the UI design that much. Flat, reductionist design sensibilities are good, but not when they go unchecked. Is there anyone at Apple with the weight to say to Ive, "that looks sexy
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by jscheel 14y ago
Many congrats and thanks to Jeremy and the other contributors. Backbone's opinion-less approach has been so great for our startup, even if it took me a solid 3 months before I really understood why it was so great. Seriously, coming from wo
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by jscheel 14y ago
Heh, I would love to, but between co-founding a startup and having my first child, I find that I no longer have much free time anymore!
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by jscheel 14y ago
Looking at this code really makes me wish I had taken an OS design class in school.
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by jscheel 14y ago
I'm not looking forward to the day I have to open up gmail to chat with people. Using Adium to collect all of my chat under one place is absolutely essential to my daily workflow.
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by jscheel 14y ago
Yep, that's usually how I start my render() method (using triple-quote strings). Then I wrap it in jquery and do dom manipulation on it.
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by jscheel 14y ago
I used coffeekup back in the day, but I just can't stand the jade-style declarative html. I also used eco for a while, but it got pretty messy too. I'm picky, I know :)
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by jscheel 14y ago
It can get pretty messy at times.
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by jscheel 14y ago
I absolutely love Backbone, but the biggest issue for me has been dealing with complex logic in the templates. Most of the time now my render() method just builds the darn elements right in there.
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by jscheel 14y ago
Sort of, the can's bottom is flat (potentially with specific varying thicknesses) after the drawing. A punch then shapes the bottom to what it needs to be.
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by jscheel 14y ago
Ok, bit of a bragging moment here: my grandpa, with two other gentlemen, created the process for machining seamless cans that is described here. Before them, cans had a lead seam in them. They discovered that you could draw down the aluminu
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by jscheel 14y ago
It seems like the author's beef is with the fact that ST2 hasn't really seen any incremental updates, not that ST3 will be a paid upgrade. Honestly, I haven't really had anything to complain about with ST2, but I do understand those hoping
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by jscheel 14y ago
Yeah, I was a little confused by what they were saying too. They really want to build something that is essentially the exact same thing a grunt? That just seems like the devs are bored with what they are working on and want to shave a yak
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Nashville, a Burgeoning Tech City(nashvillescene.com)
1 points by jscheel 14y ago|0 comments
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by jscheel 14y ago
Ok, I get the complaint, and I understand and sympathize with the author. But just doing a simple search for "spring 3 hello world" was enough to remind me to stay away.
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by jscheel 14y ago
I've generally written off Quora because of their poor growth hacking techniques. What struck me about this article is the the data usage. I didn't realize they load the entire answer onto your phone, only to cover it up with the "use our a
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by jscheel 14y ago
I feel a bit dumb, but I never would have thought about this one. So, is this best practice for any kind of validation regex?
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by jscheel 14y ago
Technological innovation in a competitive free market has nothing to do with the original point. Meh, I'm over it. At the end of the day, I feel that copyright infringement is stealing, and other people don't. I am fine with a legal distinc
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by jscheel 14y ago
As soon as the straw man steps in, I have to step out. Good conversation, but I think we are not gonna see eye to eye here.
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by jscheel 14y ago
Honestly, I wasn't reading this very closely and started to wonder what in the world pg had to do with Canadian government agents.

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