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   Conan O'Brien says "Hello, LinkedIn"(linkedin.com)

   3 points by kaeawc 13y ago|0 comments
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   They seem to be having some odd errors in the signup that prevent it from showing it actually processed. Did get an email asking to verify the account so it sounds like its only a client side problem... seeing an error from jquery validati
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   Please do share, would be interested to see it.
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   Seconded on the hours bit. Its not about working harder (more hours), its about cooperating and coordinating with the team. We all require communication with our teams and reports etc, but that communication only needs to happen for part
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   It doesn't sound like you have mastered any one particular language. I would recommend pursuing one of the ones you have some experience in (Rails, PHP, or JavaScript) and making projects from scratch. Being able to build an entire a
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   "HTML tags lea͠ki̧n͘g fr̶ǫm ̡yo​͟ur eye͢s̸ ̛l̕ik͏e liq​uid pain" http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-...
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   Thanks ^_^ personally I like the results I get.
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   It seems to be the best way to get new ideas across to people. How would you describe them in a clearer way that as many people would understand?
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   by kaeawc 13y ago

   Fine here (Leadville, CO)
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    May the lulz begin.
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Its funny how many people spend so much time supporting old browsers out of a sense of superiority towards web devs who ignore them. I've even heard some of these guys call us "Apple fanbois".
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    2.1.x and forward has settled down a lot. They're still doing a lot of work under the hood to improve HTTP pipelining and other fun things. Worth reading their future roadmap. https://docs.google.com/document/d&#
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    If you have a Windows server and you're writing .NET code the only option (of you want the latest .NET version) is to use Windows workstations. That's like saying OSX runs great on Macbooks. It is designed to do that.
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Views can all be straight html if you want them to be, and there are plenty of plugins for other types of templating. The Scala templates just attempt to leverage the language since you're using Scala with Play anyway (unless you&#x27
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    Tiny Mechanical Insects Made of Watch Parts(mymodernmet.com)

    2 points by kaeawc 13y ago|0 comments
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Ditto
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    They're just using the data they have in a new way... you're not giving more.
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    Sbt with sound(github.com)

    1 points by kaeawc 13y ago|0 comments
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    > so trivial it's not even worth mentioning If it is so trivial then it 'is' worth mentioning. Give an example or reference. Personally I like Angular, but I'm learning and finding articles like the OP's are great to read to have othe
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Ridiculously cool. Thanks for posting this!
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Ditto on this haha.
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    I third you on doing this.
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    If learning multiple disciplines is your thing then keep going for it. I've gotten similar reactions being on the opposite side -- I'm a dev that has some business and design knowledge. "Why don't you just stick to back-end data crunching
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    I'm basically seeing lots of things I love in Scala, but in Python. Makes me want to go learn Python now ^_^
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    For someone who doesn't want to customize everything and have a quick UI flushed out, its a good showcase for developers. I like the idea I have a hoverboard...
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Maybe a maintainer can mark a repo as orphaned and others can bid to adopt it using their karma? Then the maintainer has a list of people to talk to about the future of the project... just helping make that transition easy would be nice.
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    Literally IPv6(labs.apnic.net)

    10 points by kaeawc 13y ago|1 comments
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    Its also a pain for every website serving jQuery because of increased data for every single page load. Cutting out the support for old IE should also help with performance.
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    Echo360 acquires ThinkBinder to add online collaboration tools(thenextweb.com)

    1 points by kaeawc 13y ago|0 comments
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    by kaeawc 13y ago

    The only major issue is with using CSS3 for animations (not transitions). IE generally handles it by adopting the new style state instead of animating. http://caniuse.com/#search=css3