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by mac1175 13y ago
I gave him more hair http://cssdeck.com/labs/e8djo69n
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by mac1175 13y ago
Yeah, that was annoying to deal with when I posted because I would have to use Chrome's Dev tools to extract the image Url. For the average user, this wasn't so helpful if they didn't want ads.
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Mousefart.js - Based upon The Onion's fartscroller.js(mitch-cohen.github.io)
3 points by mac1175 13y ago|0 comments
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by mac1175 13y ago
I find this amusing because I went through this same ordeal last week. The problem was to code up a small interpreter. The interviewer seemed to be suffering from either a cold or allergy based upon the constant sniffling. Anyway, here I
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by mac1175 13y ago
Thanks! This is much helpful.
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by mac1175 13y ago
I have seen this in the HTML5 Boilerplate code in line 27-28 https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/master/index....
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Graceful page rendering during page delays(mitch-cohen.com)
2 points by mac1175 13y ago|0 comments
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by mac1175 13y ago
I also saw it as a cautionary tale to people in our line of work.
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by mac1175 13y ago
Has anyone read The Bug ( http://www.amazon.com/The-Bug-Ellen-Ullman/dp/B000HWYPSE/ref... )? After reading it and experiencing all kinds of work environments, I can see how a person's sanity is tested.
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by mac1175 14y ago
Your comment made me look up reduce(). Just when you think you know javascript, good code like yours throws me back to researching. If I didn't see this, I would have continued to use underscorejs to do a reduce().
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by mac1175 14y ago
This was one of the reasons why Backbone was my first choice compared to the other "MVC" frameworks. The documentation was simple and I think some the handling of Views helped you mentally organize your DOM manipulation code versus having
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by mac1175 14y ago
I work for a city agency in the US. I saw and heard such stories of insane tax payers' money used for affordable technology like adding responsive design to a website (talking close to $1m).
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by mac1175 14y ago
Wow. This reminds me of a time in which I used to work for a consulting agency. It was back in 2003 and I was working on a some database development for one of the company's biggest clients. One day, I noticed the msdb database had a st
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by mac1175 14y ago
I remember being bullied every day my freshman year. The bully was on my cross country track team. I wonder what would have happened if I never joined track.
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by mac1175 14y ago
This is so damn true! My grades suffered in high school because of occasional bullying. This caused frequent feeling of uncertainty if I was to run into people who I would rather avoid. I remember sleeping when I got home from school bec
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by mac1175 14y ago
Thank you for this. I feel the same exact way. Every needs programmers but won't respect them. That has been by sentiment at many places I have worked at. At my job, the CTO got on the cover of a magazine that involved tech in government
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by mac1175 14y ago
I think relativism does play a role on outcomes regardless of the parallels you are drawing here. However, you do make a point on a person's competence based on how well they can handle a situation but I don't think you can group one's rol