kroosaidher

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by kroosaidher 8y ago
Dude, I don't know you and this is not personal. Breathe and remember there's always someone wrong on the internet. Far as I've ever been able to tell, HN is full of rudeness. It's why I don't have activity. Bigger
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by kroosaidher 8y ago
And guess which one is the priority for bug fixes? Hint: it's not the old, unexciting one.
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by kroosaidher 8y ago
Exactly! They spent time and energy on this new codebase without gaining consensuses on the value of the new codebase and without giving their accessibility experts reasons to feel invested. And without investing in training them. Why is us
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by kroosaidher 8y ago
Fixed it for you: "I'm super ignorant about accessibility, but I heard this one time. Here, accessibility experts, I googled this link for you. Should be easy to implement."
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by kroosaidher 11y ago
Hey, isn't a DSL your own language, strictly speaking? So any internal company-specific XML schema etc...
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by kroosaidher 11y ago
> Having a lot of information in your brain in itself has no value. If you think of it as inert info, the accessing of which in the brain is equivalent to reading it on a web site... But it isn't. Brains, especially in respect to de
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by kroosaidher 12y ago
I'm glad I didn't go to college, so I don't have to give any money out of guilt to a place which wastes so much of it on landscaping and sports. That's what I saw when I visited more privileged friends at Universities, a
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by kroosaidher 12y ago
Why are we black-and-white fallacy-ing this? It is indeed stupid and wasteful to deliver 40 KB of framework and 8 KB of templates and 14 KB of data and 20 KB of business logic and 15 KB of CSS to the client and then make the client do all t
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by kroosaidher 12y ago
Hold on there, cowboy. The innate superiority of strings over DOM based templating is not universally accepted. Because it's not unequivocally proven. In fact, a few years ago there was an obvious tide toward experimenting with alterna
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by kroosaidher 12y ago
Except "identity politics" aka inclusiveness are at the heart of their open governance model... Or did you miss the drama over their code of conduct; that they were going to one and how they solicited and followed advice from note