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by nc 12y ago
I wonder if this leak is aimed at putting pressure on Twitter to buy.
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by nc 13y ago
Yes. It updates per keystroke rather than per save. We've found that makes it perfect for sketching in code and tweaking a design.
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by nc 13y ago
Surely paper money has 'production' as well by that logic. Printing, distributing it and preventing counterfeiting all count as 'production' for paper money. I think you're essentially comparing fiat currencies guar
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by nc 13y ago
IANAL You're right you'd own full rights to your work. That doesn't make a difference though - you'd realistically never sue them.
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by nc 13y ago
Anything more than an hour or two should be paid for. That's been my experience interviewing across London and SF. Completely agree with the author, being asked to create potentially production-izable work is ethically wrong. On the fl
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by nc 13y ago
Hmm, seems like something product manufacturers should pay for not consumers - see http://www.knomobags.com/uk/register-your-knomo/
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by nc 13y ago
Foundation 5 looks incredible, might be worth checking out too.
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by nc 13y ago
You waive that when you work for an investment bank.
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by nc 13y ago
Check out UberX. 20-30% cheaper than most mini-cabs.
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by nc 13y ago
You're right that we should all strive to build UI that responds instantly. Unfortunately sometimes, for reasons out of a designers control there might be a legitimate reason for a site to reach that level - for that, adding a subtle p
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by nc 13y ago
This is awesome - any plans to charge for it?
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by nc 13y ago
It's hard enough figuring out a product in the early days, even harder if you've got to support multiple platforms.
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by nc 13y ago
Bookmarked. This is awesome. Love that no account is required.
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by nc 14y ago
It's not always possible to push changes back to LESS or SASS due to ambiguity at which level changes should be applied - if you're editing CSS values. The browser would have to display SASS or LESS in the inspector for what you're suggesti
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by nc 14y ago
Love the concept. Would like to see something real though. I feel like you'll need a ton of social proof to get this going, buyers would be taking a risk otherwise (on quality, fit etc).
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by nc 14y ago
15" retina sports a default res of 1440x900
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by nc 14y ago
Done
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by nc 14y ago
It varies too much, that's why the service doesn't link to the psds directly when available. Usually the creator will specify some loose terms.
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by nc 14y ago
Inspired by a basketball free throw, considering dribbble already has that theme going for it.
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by nc 14y ago
Creator here. If you have a spare dribbble invite and think this is worthy, I'd love one!
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152 points by nc 14y ago|39 comments
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by nc 14y ago
It's easier to just scroll rather than pan and zoom.
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by nc 14y ago
1 tap (or 2) purchasing and lots of accounts with credit cards attached
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by nc 14y ago
This. Sass mixins give you the modular benefits of micro-classes but without polluting your HTML.
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by nc 14y ago
Love this!
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by nc 14y ago
For the record. Apple has pushed Google Maps off the iPhone in iOS 6. Not sure they'll allow it either as it would 'duplicate core OS functionality'
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by nc 14y ago
Support the UK please? It's really easy if you're using Twillio
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by nc 14y ago
I think this raises an interesting question about the nature of natural monopolies in technology, and the lack of competition caused by that effect. Craigslist is powerful cause of it's network effects, and it's getting away with what is mo
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by nc 14y ago
I'm a developer too, for the last year I've been working on my UI & UX skills - and I've somehow managed to get paid to built out product features for the web (UI, UX + code) professionally. Here's what I figured out (YMMV): --- For UI
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by nc 14y ago
Existing users still have access, not sure why you'd need a warning in that case.

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