jurre

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   by jurre 15y ago

   I wholeheartedly agree with your point and you make it very well, but I'm afraid your preaching to the choir. I don't think anyone that finds this article (either through hn or otherwise) disagrees with the fact that the practice of scannin
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   by jurre 15y ago

   I really hope you're kidding here and you did notify them. I'm very impressed by your skills but you have to realize that if you want people to take you seriously you have to be a little more responsible with these things. You have to give
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   by jurre 15y ago

   I was thinking the same thing, Rails (which is used by github and heroku afaik) has this by default. I guess they are still on old versions?
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   by jurre 15y ago

   Thanks, yeah I just tried one of my old projects (a counter to display how much money one/multiple people are wasting) and it worked!
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   by jurre 15y ago

   OSX also has both of those, although I'm not sure if you have VB support in osx, but I'm guessing that if you're using calc you don't need it anyway. If this set up works for you that's great of course!
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   by jurre 15y ago

   Very cool project and I enjoyed reading your notes. I'm going to look into using this for the project I'm currently working on.
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   by jurre 15y ago

   I agree, Excel is how I first got into programming and I think I'm not alone in that.
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   by jurre 15y ago

   It looks really great! I'm going to try and get my kid brothers to play this because I hope it will get them interested in the technologies behind games a little rather than just playing them. Only saw a windows version so far though? Any p
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   by jurre 15y ago

   I agree, usually theres also a ridiculous list of technologies a candidate is expected to be familiar with, most of which can be picked up by a competent developer/designer in a matter of days.
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    by jurre 15y ago

    I'll keep an eye on it and see if I can send you a pull request :)
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Fair enough! It's not up on github is it?
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Would be even nicer if the cursor also moved!
13. 253.▲
    by jurre 15y ago

    You can just keep typing while you're in the first text box :)
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Well, the app is open source so you will be able to check out how they implemented it. It's not a complete guide but it could get you started maybe?
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Hmm ok, well the first two days after you launched the editor had some lag for me on Chrome on my MBA, especially the time from clicking the editor until it expanded and let me type would last 1 to 3 seconds and typing itself had some lag t
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    by jurre 15y ago

    I remember the new Basecamp having the same problem just after they launched (it's gone/fixed now), maybe someone from their team could chime in on how they solved it?
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Can't you do A/B testing on it?
18. 258.▲
    by jurre 15y ago

    Fn+backspace to delete is a new trick for me! Thanks a million!
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Well I mostly use cmd or fn + left, right, up, down now and find it a lot more useful, also find myself using cmd+shift and the arrows a lot for selecting to the beginning/end. The thing that took me the longest to get used to is the delete
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Not sure if this is helpful but I was looking for the same thing about six months ago and ended up buying a macbook air, decided to give OSX a chance and stuck with it. As far as I'm aware most of the things are compatible but trackpad supp
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    7 tips for working remotely in a coffee shop(blog.worksnug.com)

    2 points by jurre 15y ago|0 comments
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Yes I think you're right, it is legal but it can hardly be used anymore because most casino's use an automatic shuffling machine where they refill the cards after every deal and that continually shuffles.
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    by jurre 15y ago

    I think you could use something like like selenium? Should be fairly easy to test the basic things you would normally do manually.
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    Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann’s Lesson for Start-Ups: Go Your Own Way(allthingsd.com)

    3 points by jurre 15y ago|1 comments
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    by jurre 15y ago

    css3pie[0] fixes most of that! [0] http://css3pie.com/
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Well you can't create PNG images with free form outline I'm afraid (if I'm understanding you correctly, you're talking about ignoring the transparant parts of a png right?) so that won't be possible, the drop shadow would just wrap around t
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    by jurre 15y ago

    I don't think a lot of people are still slicing up photoshop mockups? At least I hope not as the need for it should be fairly limited with CSS3.
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    by jurre 15y ago

    Looks really awesome. I want to note I had to restart Chrome to get it to work though (before it was hanging at the 'we're uploading your bookmarks' part).
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    Hackers elect cartoon character to Washington DC school board(beforeitsnews.com)

    1 points by jurre 15y ago|0 comments
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    by jurre 15y ago

    I made one in excel a while back. Because people that love meetings love excel. Let me try and find it!