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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
@lostboys totally agree, but thankful someone is at least offering me more than serf rights
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
I agree. It was in fact my first thought that it was associated with Hexo.
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
I agree. A skeleton is good practice because you are progress and a spinner is great because it's allowing the user to understand the webpage is still loading which isn't always obvious.
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
We hosted the only Olympics in history that I've heard of that turned a profit. I live in Calgary and we still talk about how unique it was compared to other Olympics around the world. There are definitely some winners post-Olympics, b
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
There are some great ideas on here and the back and forth between ideologies is informative, however if we are honest with ourselves then we have to admit first that we can't possibly know the best end solution, what we can do though i
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
It's also possible he had the a related idea, saw yours, felt that it validated his thinking, then mostly stole your content and personalized it to himself.... however who knows what he'll do next. He could have done all those thi
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
I like your integrity man. Even after you fixed it you own the error when other people question the original comment. Good on you. Ownership, transparency and integrity are key to a service of this magnitude. FYI. I do more front-end work a
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Is anyone going to talk about what this means for Python and Django? I read the first 30-40 comments and they are all about off topic stuff related to Django, but still the core premise is the committed move to Python 3.x going forward. Wha
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
While I'd say that's true as a general rule, an aging system requires a disproportionate amount of time as it ages and the diversity of the platforms underlying stack changes and evolves. This is an issue that would grow exponenti
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Wow paying $10k+ to network, that's great value. I might as well go shoot myself now, because that's just idiotic. Sorry for being harsh, but that's something I couldn't disagree with more and sounds like someone coming
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
I'm taking some Udacity courses now and mine are free, from what I understand the courses themselves are all free unless there is an inherent cost, however if you want a nanodegree or some other mentoring etc, then those added value op
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Why would France chase an engineer in Germany? That has to be considerably more expensive then acquiring talent from abroad. Just eyeballing this would indicate going after a German or Fin would likely cost more, because 1. They have simila
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Turn it on them and declare it was stolen. Either they accept the transfer or you are legally the owner and declare it stolen. Go to the police and report the car stolen. That would create such a cluster$uck for them maybe they'd be mo
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Firstly this is a complex issue because from what I understand these papers validate and ensure quality in the publishing of the article. This is a value add because it filters the garbage found on the web and I for one don't want to s
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
No idea how many are out there, but there are quite a few I'm sure. I was looking for years to partner with someone and found a couple nibbles, but ultimately no one was as serious as myself about being an entrepreneur. Let's be h
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
If only I ever had found people that valued my work, I may have stayed in marketing. Now I'm a former strategist that is converting to programming.
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Can you send me some links to good authors or books, or whatever you recommend? @misterhtmlcss on Twitter Please and thank you.
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Ever wonder why Apple, Microsoft and Google keep billions of dollars on hand for no reason? Now you don't need to wonder.
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Glad someone is doing this, because the hope is obviously it'll massive increase the efforts anti-democratic individuals or orgs need to invest to determine the outcome of an election; which isn't al
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
I think addressing the salary too directly e.g this is how much money give or take $5k makes the hunt overly focused on financial benefits, which as has been commented has substantial downsides. I think that a standardized band should be se
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
NASA got the guys home safe from Apollo 11 because brilliant and I mean brilliant minds worked together. My uncle was one of them and he's the craziest, yet most intelligent person I've ever known. Teamwork is different than colla
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Not a comparable nor relevant statement. Almost like saying I paid for a first class ticket, landed 2 days latter and flew coach with everyone else. Give your head a shake man. If we pay for 2-day shipping and the service isn't being p
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I loved how they did that! They actually invited the other experts to review and feedback on their declarations to ensure their work was honest and had integrity. Never seen that before. Have you? Also I wished it was clear if this doc was
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They openly talk about how they took what was successful in those platforms (React and Angular) and others, then built Vue with that in mind. Plus their goal from what I've heard was to also remove what other platforms did poorly (bene
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
It's still pretty ripe big guy. You keep promoting it like you are further along. I kept looking thinking there was more and there wasn't. Great start and I'm even happy to assist you, but ease up on the promo unless yare inv
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I don't see why not. Their customers appear quite loyal and their product features continue to expand in a way that hasn't added too much complexity for people new to the platform and since their brand recognition in their vertica
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by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
@jeanlucas what's the link to that slack group?
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Isn't React (probably Redux too if wager) basically version 2 of what Coldfusion accomplished 20+ years ago? I was skimming through it the other day and right away I thought this looks like somebody just wake Coldfusion a concept and b
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Everyone discounts before they launch a new product. You don't need to follow Tesla to know a new product is eminent when you walk into a show room and they knock $10k of the price because you look pretty or walk nicely. Big deals and
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JavaScript. Hands down. And here is my reasoning. I was trying to learn Python btw and can agree, it appears to be an easy language to learn, but being as I gave up on it I can't comment further comparatively. What I can say is why I c

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