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by kennytilton 8y ago
Just tossed in some responsive CSS to get content to wrap on narrow pages. Lemme know what else would help.
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Found the phone. Looks like I need some -- what's the word? -- adaptive CSS?
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Now fixed. I did the same for REMOTE and INTERN, but suspect those do not come up as often. Thx for the suggestion.
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by kennytilton 8y ago
OK, tabbing off kicks off the regex search now, or anything else that moves the focus and triggers "onchange". I still think a "Search Now" button making that explicit is a good idea. And then we can add an option not to
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Location: NJ, Greater NYC area Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Reactive/data flow, Common Lisp, Clojure/CLJS, Javascript, Postgres, GraphDBs, ElasticSearch Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in&#x2
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by kennytilton 8y ago
I lied. I will create the issue myself and fix that. Please file issues for any other mobile unfriendliness (and I will test myself if I can find my phone).
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Thanks. All credit to JS RegExp: my code splits on || and then && to get to search expressions. It splits those on comma, using them as term and options in "new RegExp( term, options)"
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by kennytilton 8y ago
ps. You are welcome! And file an issue here and I will get a little tighter on those selects: https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/issues
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by kennytilton 8y ago
The value gets recorded "onchange", so tabbing off also submits the form. We could also add a "search" button and clicking that would have the same effect. Lend me your thoughts here and I will do something: https:&#x2F
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Oy, I am a post-mobile dinosaur, never tested there. Please expand a little with specific issues on the over-arching Github page and I will do what I can: https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/issues
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by kennytilton 8y ago
enter "taipei,i" without the quotes and you should get the Taipei listing. But maybe as a convenience I could add that as a checkbox since it would really be a good default? Please create an issue here and I will knock that off:
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by kennytilton 8y ago
ha-ha, those listings also get me when I use browser page search! Maybe the directions should specify not to do a "no" if there is no such option?
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by kennytilton 8y ago
The Flux Challenge is "tailored to touch Flux's weakest spots", especially "coordinating multiple async data sources", so Flux solutions are sought, but other approaches to state management are welcome. The Challeng
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Show HN: The Flux Challenge in 139 Lines of JS(github.com)
3 points by kennytilton 8y ago|2 comments
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Yet another HN Who's Hiring Browser. It has various handy filters and sorts and lets us assign and sort by "stars", flag as "applied to", and record notes. Uses localstorage so stick to one browser! Tested on Opera,
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Show HN: Yet Another HN “Who's Hiring” Browser(kennytilton.github.io)
60 points by kennytilton 8y ago|23 comments
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Ask HN: Is there a delay on Show HN stories?
2 points by kennytilton 8y ago|1 comments
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by kennytilton 8y ago
Yet another HN Who's Hiring Browser. It has various handy filters and sorts and lets us assign and sort by "stars", flag as "applied to", and record notes. Uses localstorage so stick to one browser! Tested on Opera,
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Yet Another HN “Who's Hiring?” Listing Browser(kennytilton.github.io)
1 points by kennytilton 8y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: TodoMVC Using Web Un-Framework (JS and HTML and Dataflow)(github.com)
1 points by kennytilton 9y ago|0 comments
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by kennytilton 10y ago
I guess it becomes a noun when usage commonly drops the implied "methodology", as in "Agile is honored more in the claim than in the practice."
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by kennytilton 10y ago
Location: Fort Lauderdale Remote: Yes, or... Willing to relocate: yes. Technologies: Common Lisp, Clojure, Postgres, PL/pgSQL, Qooxdoo JS, NoSQL, C, Ruby?Rails Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&#x2
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Show HN: Intelligent Algebra learning site with humor, social, and gaming spects(tiltontec.com)
3 points by kennytilton 11y ago|0 comments
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by kennytilton 11y ago
I do not see where you have a problem. You do not mention him accosting you, all you describe is having to listen to him rag on others. Perhaps the problem is you being too tuned into his unpleasantness. In which case moving on will not hel
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by kennytilton 12y ago
It got me right, anyway. I would think it would be useful for filtering out broadcasters, since I am post interested in players. Klout shows me a score (thanks to some add-on I apparently agreed to). Something like that? The option to filte
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by kennytilton 12y ago
By "implementation" I mean everything that followed the authoring of CC. (But I do have a big problem with the few authors and absence of meaningful feedback from educators.) The thing is untested, mandated, used as a threat, and
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by kennytilton 12y ago
Ah, but if you check out the Common Core page they go on and on about student performance being comparable between states, which is why the two standardized tests in effect are inseparable from CCSS. btw, I know what you meant by the rhetor
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by kennytilton 12y ago
"there is no "CC testing standards and format"." I see two. One is called PARC, one is called Smarter Balanced. And they want to use them to close schools and fire teachers, so look for everyone to teach to whatever samp
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by kennytilton 12y ago
(a) my analogy with the New Math was not meant to equate the two, only their conceptual cart before procedural horse qualities (which would also be my pedagogical concern); (b) don't get me wrong: I agree with the "deeper understa
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by kennytilton 12y ago
Only the worst teachers failed to motivate math procedures. Granted, the curve may have been skewed to worst. :) But CCSS does not suggest a little professional development to get teachers to explain the "why" behind the procedure

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