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Rules of Thumb for HTTP/2 Push (Google 2016)(docs.google.com)
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by mawburn 9y ago
Right, but I meant more along the lines of dedication in that the employee spends their free time outside of work, studying, experimenting, and learning. This can drastically reduce the ramp up time and has nothing to do with natural abilit
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by mawburn 9y ago
While I totally agree with the things you said and that talent does play a factor, but I feel like playing devil's advocate here a little bit and point how that you can replace every instance of "talented" with "dedicate
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by mawburn 9y ago
The whole point of a social network is to connect with friends. If it was a paid service, nobody would be on it. Considering that every other startup has wanted to build "Facebook/MySpace/Twitter BUT FOR XXXX " for the
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by mawburn 9y ago
Np, just to be clear my experience is "insider's experience" in the sense of being involved with others in the tech scene in the area, not the first hand experience with the company myself. I've known and worked with ple
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by mawburn 9y ago
If you're talking about their main recruiter for YEARS , she went somewhere else a few years ago. I think everyone even a little related to the SD/IT field in the state has her on their LinkedIn or has at least talked to her befo
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by mawburn 9y ago
They are also notorious for low salaries (even for the Little Rock area) and for consistently having yearly lay offs that aren't performance based, only to rehire the same people a month or 2 later. If you think a culture of fear is a
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by mawburn 9y ago
That doesn't happen to everyone. They are just a minor irritation for me, the bite itself is the worst part. Sometimes it'll itch for a couple days with a little pimple, but even that's rare. I know people who bruise and brea
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by mawburn 9y ago
Why would you follow politicians on Instagram in the first place?
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by mawburn 9y ago
For the most part for common tasks supporting IE10+, yes. There are still some things it will do for you that can be tedious with vanilla and arguments could still be made to use it as a dependency. But imho, it should be treated more of as
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by mawburn 9y ago
It's ok to dislike something and recognize how poor it is compared to better implementations it helped inspire, but still respect what it did for us in the past. Flash, Java Applets, and jQuery all changed the web for the better and we
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by mawburn 9y ago
Might be an ancedote, but this is exactly why people are escorted out of the building. As much as it sucks, I understand why it's a necessary evil.
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by mawburn 9y ago
Leaving this here for anyone curious like me. >I received an offer of $20 per hour, no benefits, to work 40 hours per week.
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by mawburn 9y ago
Ok... I might have been wrong. Native MD support is kind of nice. It might have been a little while since I tried.
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by mawburn 9y ago
As a veteran and a developer, I think this is a good thing. This title is just clickbait nonsense. The amount of "schools" preying on young veterans for their juicy GI Bills and student loans was sickening. It was basically theft
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by mawburn 9y ago
We use Discord on my team for voice chat, and it's amazing for that... but the text chat and integrations are seriously lacking. Talking code in it just downright sucks.
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by mawburn 10y ago
It sounds like you're talking about UX. There is quite a bit of intersect, but you can have fantastic UX and still be aesthetically gross. You can't have a weird interface that doesn't make sense and still claim to have a go
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by mawburn 10y ago
At the same time, it's hard for people to learn about those things in any real way without some understanding of how to put it into practice.
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by mawburn 10y ago
UX != Design
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by mawburn 10y ago
There are lots of products that don't have great design. We're on one now. But there are tons and tons of B2B products shipping from full stack developers every day that don't have great design. But they work, and because the
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by mawburn 10y ago
>First of many iterative design changes coming https://twitter.com/mdo/status/830138373230653440
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by mawburn 10y ago
Why would you disable zooming on mobile, if you publish articles that are infographics?
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by mawburn 10y ago
Yeah, it's a little weird and out of place. I thought it was a page about PWA Fundamentals. You'd figure they would start off with an opening statement of what "Web Fundamentals" means exactly, instead of some random fea
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by mawburn 10y ago
...thank you. I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt this way. I kept backtracking thinking I missed something. It's reads like a random stream of thoughts.
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by mawburn 10y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/15/11679394/chrome-to-block-f... Nails in the coffin.
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by mawburn 10y ago
I can't be the only one who keeps reading it as: Whitest Kids U Know.
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by mawburn 10y ago
I never really understood the system requirements for FreeNAS. It would be something that would work great on some small old system, but at 8gb Recommended the system requirements is basically the opposite of a small old system. Can anyone
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by mawburn 10y ago
> If something is quick to learn, by definition there can't be much substance to it. That's as wrong as 2+2=5.
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by mawburn 10y ago
What if he doesn't want to spend the next 6yrs learning Emacs? c9 has a very low entry bar. It's not reinventing the wheel, it's improving it. You can't really compare a terminal based editor, with an extremely high lear
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by mawburn 10y ago
Screeps seems similar too. https://screeps.com

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