kaonashi

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by kaonashi 15y ago
Hey, you have a problem with the VanDerVosses?
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by kaonashi 15y ago
So it's not possible, in your opinion, for something to be both legal and unethical?
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by kaonashi 15y ago
The thing I like most about using bootstrap together with less is just how easy it is to override the default styles. You can use bootstrap just to get something in the ballpark, and then just tweak it to get to something that's final.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
SEO can be a nightmare if you're going totally single-page (you really have to go with a solution where you can render your javascript templates server-side if someone directly requests a page); though we've found that bounce rates go down
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by kaonashi 15y ago
To be fair, DOTA isn't great because the code is well-organized (and I believe you that it isn't), but because of the balance and design the heroes and items produces fun matches.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Which ones?
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by kaonashi 15y ago
The biggest wtf is why he is even going into a paper bookstore in the first place. He should be able to just navigate some sort of hierarchical list of all published works and have a copy sent to his e-paper reader. There are no technolog
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Reminds me of an MMO version of SunDog ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SunDog:_Frozen_Legacy ).
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by kaonashi 15y ago
The internet must be a very dark place for you.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
>Is monkey-patching still considered cool in the Ruby community? It can be useful in your particular project to overcome library incompatibilities, but it probably shouldn't be used in library/framework code.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Gee, thanks for that completely empty gesture there guys.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Probably similar to the Obtiva acquisition in that regard. I know it's extremely hard to find competent unix/ruby/python/node (not-java-c#) devs in Chicago.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Naw, it's just so the 'right people' don't have to put up with the hassle that the rest of the rabble do.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Rape and murder victims just don't have any pull, I guess.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
How does it accomplish that better than say, clojurescript+node?
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by kaonashi 15y ago
This reads disturbingly like a Thomas Friedman editorial.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
And the average turnover at Foxconn is still 2 months. Nobody wants these jobs.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Things like this invariable involve artificially crippling a product in order to create a market segmentation that does not naturally exist. I have a hard time coming to terms with the virtue of this model.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
No good programmer wants to, but does so anyways because of Facebook's marketing potential.
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by kaonashi 15y ago
Do you really want to start acting more like lawyers? I mean I get not doing anything that would require serious time investment on the whim of some friend, but not talking with friends about technical issues? Personally I usually end u
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by kaonashi 15y ago
No wonder the comment section now competes with YouTube for most inane on the net.