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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   I ask this as an honest question, and not as a form of bait. But the virtue of using “they/their” is that you’re being respectful of the fact that you’re not assuming anything. My problem with this suddenly becoming offensive is that I
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   “And at only five times the cost of a Jetblue shuttle from JFK to Logan!” Having lived between NY and Boston for most of my life, and being a massive fan of trains, I am always so disappointed this isn’t a more realistic option.
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   You can! :root { --header-height: 5em; --container-height: 25em; --other-height: 2.5em; } div { height: calc(var(--container-height) - var(--header-height) + (var(--other-height)*2)); }
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   No, I believe the OP is referring to abolishing the "first past the post" system that the US currently has in place.
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   They absolutely can and will say it's all of those things - and for the most part the client will be none the wiser. It's practically the first step in relationship building for most agency pipelines.
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   I find this article and it's premise interesting, mainly because quality actually isn't my primary metric when buying clothes. I'm a raving fan of Uniqlo. I love that they offer simple, unbranded merchandise and that they&#x2
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   Good question. The biggest difference is that we're not relying on specific embeds, particularly iframes, to display products. We've tried to go a step above generating one off "Buy now" buttons, and instead you get a fu
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   by kaishiro 7y ago

   I've been building out a product with two other developers for over a year now - and we're finally just a couple of weeks from launching. It's a drop in e-commerce system that allows people to start selling products on an exi
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   The Grid sites are all returning 503 errors(thegrid.io)

   1 points by kaishiro 7y ago|0 comments
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    by kaishiro 7y ago

    To each their own. I adore this atmosphere.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    I find this comment fascinating. I actually love your passion for the lib - I think any tool that makes a person feel productive is a positive thing. But it also makes me realize just how diverse the front end ecosystem is. Since moving
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    To be fair, you get 100 submissions/month for free. And since you get drop in honeypots and reCAPTCHA those are typically valid submissions.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    I don't want to live in a world where feelings are only valid when backed up with a spreadsheet.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Sorry - are you asking the parent for a citation on how it made them feel ?
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Where is your neighbor getting their butter?
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    I feel like the argument is more for a shift in hours rather than an addition of hours.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Completely agree - being able to just add rote attachments to a journal entry is a huge miss. Hoping they rectify it soon.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    I've personally tried several different online services but ultimately landed on Wave ( https://waveapps.com - no affiliation). I used it for personal consulting and lately have used it for somewhat more formal (bit still fa
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    If you're actually looking for an answer, then you hit the nail on the head for me personally. For someone who spends 90% of their day working with Firebase/Cloud funcs, I really don't want to go back to promise handling. Cal
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    GraphJS: Make Any Website Social(graphjs.com)

    5 points by kaishiro 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Can I ask - and this isn't just me being glib because I want to believe what you say is possible - but can I ask if you know of any consumer collective actions in the past decade that have succeeded?
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Oh man, you and I remember 90's Linux very differently.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    So very few of those web interfaces used by half the population of the planet actually utilize semantics, standard composition rules, and generic UIs - even though they're available.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    While you need to use IE11 specific props it's actually fairly easy to get CSS grids working back in IE11. For page or regional layouts it's been my go to for the past year now.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Chris Coyier is pretty well known in the front end community. He created CSS-Tricks and co-founded CodePen. If anyone can claim to be an expert it's him. But if you're just trying to have a laugh at CSS - well, that's fine to
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    About which part?
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    Superhuman: The Fastest Email Experience Ever Made(superhuman.com)

    1 points by kaishiro 8y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: How to extract location data while traveling

    2 points by kaishiro 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    While I agree there seems to be a significant amount of negativity on display, I'm not sure I'm shocked by it. The ticket response by joaofnfernandes is remarkably tone deaf and reads as fairly dishonest.
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    by kaishiro 8y ago

    Just out of curiosity, why? Why would I want to do so much more work?