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by jscheel 14y ago
Chrome has some weirdness with it's text-aliasing when enabling 3d transforms. Sometimes it's fixed in the dev channel, sometimes not. I haven't really been able to find a pattern.
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by jscheel 14y ago
I'm a big fan of Aloha. I can't wait for them to get extjs out of the system. That, combined with the fact that they include their own copy of jquery (just in case you don't have it loaded) makes the payload beyond crazy for a wysiwyg edito
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by jscheel 14y ago
I wouldn't say those days are gone. A buddy of mine accidentally ran over his MacBook pro a few years ago. Granted, it was in his backpack at the time, but still... that sucker just kept on trekking. Looked awful though. Bent the whole thin
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by jscheel 14y ago
In my experience ROWE has been a pretty great success. It's really beneficial for people who are problem-solvers, not time-clock monkeys. One of the most important aspects of successfully implementing ROWE is accountability and awareness. F
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by jscheel 14y ago
Yes, because you have never written a post with an incendiary title.
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by jscheel 14y ago
First off, I am a big proponent of ROWE. Still, I don't like fully-distributed teams. The human factor is just too big for me. Go work from where-ever you want, come in whenever you want, work whenever you want, that's fine (as long as you
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by jscheel 14y ago
Although the URL says Yahoo, this article originally comes The Atlantic Wire, a sister site of The Atlantic. Content aggregators on major news sites cheapen the experience. It's bad enough that nearly every news publication merely regurgita
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by jscheel 14y ago
Good work on this. Personally, I tend to use Preboot ( http://markdotto.com/bootstrap/ ), which was the precursor to bootstrap, before they tacked on the kitchen sink.
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by jscheel 14y ago
I was considering a conference that will be happening next month. After researching it a bit more, I realized I would have been really ticked if I had actually gone. The conference was not expensive at all, but going to it would have meant
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by jscheel 15y ago
I'm partial to http://8tracks.com . Users have posted a ton of "study" mixes and "workout" mixes that I find perfect for when I an designing or coding.
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by jscheel 15y ago
Now that the shuttle program has ended, it would be nice to get the supposedly perfect code produced by the On-board Shuttle Group as well. I wonder if a FOIA request has been made.
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OAuth 2.0 (as a comic strip)(brentertainment.com)
2 points by jscheel 15y ago|1 comments
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by jscheel 15y ago
I moved to this project after a horrible experience trying to mash together two different projects (one for drag and drop, and one for opening a file dialog on any button click). I was able to replace weeks of frustration in about 45 minute
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by jscheel 15y ago
Interesting, how would your perception change if the email included a notice saying something to the effect of, "here is you password... rest assured, we have not stored it on our system. Please memorize it and delete this email for maximum
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by jscheel 15y ago
Wow, it's really nice to see an article that isn't a "my language/platform of choice is better than yours" rant. I'm especially surprised to see a Java developer embrace node.js so whole-heartedly.
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by jscheel 15y ago
I've been on Fab for a while now. I love the site, and have purchased a few things from it. That said, it's still a niche site. I'm a little confused as to how they are going to use a $40 million dollar investment. Is this to give them the
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by jscheel 15y ago
Seems to be another hidden (in addition to sudo, which is awesome btw) command called "init". Give it a whirl.
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by jscheel 15y ago
When I was a kid, I took apart an old VHS deck. One of the huge ones, from when they first came out. Not sure what I thought I was doing, but I proceeded to attach the output of the transformer into the transmitting portion of an old rotary
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by jscheel 15y ago
I too was a crotchety old, "get of my javascript lawn", type guy. I thought coffeescript was for lazy developers who just didn't want to write good javascript. Then I decided to use it when I was evaluating a framework, because that framewo
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by jscheel 15y ago
Google does seem to be trying the "one size fits all" approach. While it may work on a grand scale, trying to standardize the look across their apps, it definitely falls short when you get into the particulars of each platform's individual
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by jscheel 15y ago
Thanks, we'll definitely check it out!
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Ask HN: What accounting software do you use for your startup's userbase?
1 points by jscheel 15y ago|2 comments
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Tumblr Unveils New Customize Interface(staff.tumblr.com)
3 points by jscheel 15y ago|0 comments
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by jscheel 15y ago
Good idea! The only concern I have is that you are requiring additional logic checks every time you use it. Have you run any benchmarks to see what kind of performance hit you are getting?
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by jscheel 15y ago
I had never used capistrano before, and still managed to get it working for a node.js project, which also involved Mono, c#, several monit scripts, etc. My config file is pretty big, and the documentation wasn't awesome, but at least it's w
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by jscheel 15y ago
In the node.js project I just finished, I was also forced to write some "async" c# for a separate system that the node.js project communicated with. Now, I'll be the first to admit, I don't know c#... but, it was the first time I had used b
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by jscheel 15y ago
I think everything has been said that can be said about the ridiculously-long release cycle of textmate, but I still don't get what is so great about sublime. The only thing it seems to have over textmate is split panels and the code overvi
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by jscheel 15y ago
Yeah, it really comes down to implementation. I especially love the mobile apps that don't let you use your back button past their home page. Once you are there, that's it, you're locked in!
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by jscheel 15y ago
What I find more interesting is that the people who usually love to hate on flash are the same people who break these rules when building poorly constructed "html5/css3/javascript" (buzzword overload) sites. There aren't a ton of them out t
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by jscheel 15y ago
One look at how the author describes himself on twitter ( http://twitter.com/#!/bnonn ) clears this right up: "Direct response sharp-shooter D Bnonn Tennant—the dashing & debonair web copywriting ace & attention-thief for hire"

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