mrbogle

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by mrbogle 14y ago
The hard part about using the browser's layout engine is that it is limiting to the designer. We'd have to snap things into say, floating position, etc. And we'd have to know exactly what the designer was thinking when they're dragging some
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by mrbogle 14y ago
You can use the hand tool to pan around. You can press the space bar to enable it. Then just drag the canvas around.
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by mrbogle 14y ago
Yes, there is a snappable, customizable grid. Under the grid menu, you can show the grid and grid system.
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by mrbogle 14y ago
re: absolutely positioning, definitely not ideal. We're toying around with different code generation techniques. We feel at this point, that generating layout html isn't really a good idea. So we're focusing on getting the colors, shadows,
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by mrbogle 14y ago
It generates chunks of html. Select one of the buttons, right click, 'export to html/css'. We figured this is the way people work -- they only want small pieces exported, not the whole page.
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by mrbogle 14y ago
Yay. Thanks Max. Can't wait to have you guys in it more :)
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by mrbogle 14y ago
Which browser? Will look into...
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Show HN: Easel, web design in the browser(alpha.easel.io)
346 points by mrbogle 14y ago|120 comments
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Bill Watterson Commencement Speech (1990)(graduationwisdom.com)
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by mrbogle 15y ago
Just out of curiosity, what kind of car hacking? I used to do a bit of Honda ECU hacking. It was a lot of fun.
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by mrbogle 15y ago
Cool. I have a nit: 91 for Mac meta/command is the left-hand button in webkit only. It's 224 in Firefox, and the right-hand one in webkit is 93. Also, how to I bind to page up/down?
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by mrbogle 15y ago
Forgot to mention an easy email address: careers@adroll.com or me directly at ben@adroll.com
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by mrbogle 15y ago
San Francisco (Financial District) AdRoll is hiring for a number of positions: http://www.adroll.com/why/careers Scalability Engineer: http://adroll.jobscore.com/jobs/adroll/scalability-engineer/... Front-end Engineer: http://adroll.jo
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by mrbogle 16y ago
Networking. I live in SF and go to tech events/parties, but I rarely feel like I'm getting the most out of them. Large events and events not focused on mingling (presentations, conferences) are tough for me to crack. I often don't meet anyo
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by mrbogle 16y ago
I use this very method for dealing with validation (though mine returns a HTTP 400 on validation error). Trivial stuff, like a field being required or not, I check on the client; everything else is checked on the server. I've written a smal
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by mrbogle 16y ago
It seems the article is talking about having some search interface call some data providers, then display the data returned by the providers. I imagine what your parent was trying to say was that the search interface cannot generify the dis
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by mrbogle 16y ago
workflowy? Gmail tasks?
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Show HN: Critique Quaid, my small JavaScript library(benogle.com)
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by mrbogle 16y ago
This is awesome. I have something similar as a project on the back burner because I haven't been able to find anything really simple and generic like this. I was trying to solve simple creation of lists and the zoom in feature is exactly wh
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by mrbogle 16y ago
How many of you can do all this (linked from OP http://www.menshealth.com/mhlists/be_fit/index.php?cm_mmc=MS... )? * Bench 1.5 Times Your Body Weight * Run 1.5 Miles in 10 Minutes * Touch the Rim * Leg-Press 2.25 Times Your Weight * Swim 7
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by mrbogle 16y ago
The little bump at oct 2 is $240, so it looks like each major horiz line is 2k/day. It seems the day he posted this, it made just north of 9k/day.
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by mrbogle 16y ago
Tropisue\u00f1o has epic burritos. They haven't quite figured out how to get the right thing to the guy who ordered it. The burritos, though, whether or not you ordered them, make up for it.
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by mrbogle 16y ago
I'm definitely not suggesting making up some fantastical story in the 'PUA' style, or using a canned opener, or generally treating the girl as some machine that has a set of locks you need to open. At some point you have to have some shit t
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by mrbogle 16y ago
First: >Go up to a woman that you feel drawn to and stand there and say "I have to say. I'm very nervous to talk to you but I had to walk over and say hi." Please don't. That is, unless you have material after this line, which is unlike
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by mrbogle 16y ago
My dad owns a fab shop, so I grew up making stuff. I was into cars for a long time. In college, I built strut/tie bars and sold them on the web. I turboed my car and built the downpipe and the charge piping. I also made and modified numerou