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by muchcomment 11y ago
TIL
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by muchcomment 11y ago
Great resource! The scrolling is weird on mobile safari. May be missing some -webkit-overflow: touch to the scrolling element.
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by muchcomment 11y ago
Had my first encounter with \v doing an import of a legacy database just a few weeks ago. The data was passed on to us in a batch of XML-files. For some reason our XML parsing library would just ignore the rest of the file when it came to t
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by muchcomment 11y ago
There's a 30/70 split for most online music services (both streaming and purchase). The major labels negotiate to get a better deal, but for most artists there's a distribution fee of 30%. I don't have the details for th
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by muchcomment 11y ago
I fiddled with an SPA for personal finance, and I used the js file API in combination with a <input type="file" /> to load a local file and Papa Parse [1] to parse the CSV. You could do all this stuff client side, then
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5 points by muchcomment 11y ago|2 comments
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by muchcomment 12y ago
Products is listed twice under features.
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by muchcomment 12y ago
Not sure what you meant with _most folks_, but I'm under the impression that most people on mac, who use the Terminal on a daily basis, use homebrew as their package manager. edit: typo
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by muchcomment 12y ago
To me, this was annoying. I was interested in "trying" the product, i.e. seeing what kind of questions I would have to answer. You should just highlight empty, required fields when the user hits submit.