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Useful WebKit shortcuts and tips
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nicksergeant
16y ago
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nicksergeant
16y ago
OpenID as a solution, not so much. It's a roundabout solution to a bigger problem. A solid password distribution and management strategy is far more effective. 1Password for Mac handles that pretty well for me.
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16y ago
Also: Flask's documentation is so gorgeous it almost convinced me I needed to use the framework even though I knew didn't need to use it.
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nicksergeant
16y ago
Thought I'd get to Flask before Steve, but clearly I was mistaken. Another vote for Flask. Gorgeous.
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nicksergeant
16y ago
Right. I had considered this, but somehow shoved myself into wireframing mode, which turns out to suck just as much as staring at a blank PS canvas.
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Ask HN: When designing a personal site, how to get through creative-block?
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This is excellent. Before, the fragility of the Disqus design and API (both their site and the product itself) kept me from being interested. The new design shows that they're serious about the product, and they're willing to put their mone
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16y ago
LESS doesn't force you to change your CSS coding style too much, and provides you with the power you need if you want to. The most useful feature of LESS is simply nesting / indentation. Since it's not syntactically different from CSS, you
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16y ago
You're right. What happens all too often is we make the change with the hopes of going back to clean some stuff up, document, etc, then never get around to it.
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16y ago
Incredibly well thought-out response. I agree that writing something from scratch for a FE dev is significantly easier than working on someone else's code. Traditional programming either works or it doesn't (or not well). Front-end devs all
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Laptop overheating may affect male fertility, even with a pad
(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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16y ago
Great idea. I've generally had a poor experience hacking on existing jQuery plugins, but mostly because of the situations I find myself in while using them. Most of the time I'm under a time crunch for a client and simply need to get someth
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Ask HN: I'm a front-end dev. How do I get started contributing to open-source?
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16y ago
Here's something a bit unorthodox. I worked for 7 years in the grocery industry, and still shop at the same store I worked at years ago. At Wegmans at least, in the Northeast US, always pick the longest line. The one with the most customers
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16y ago
Clean, simple. Works on the first try. Can't have more successful "launch" than that...
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16y ago
Uneducated voters who vote just because people tell them to piss me off more than people who just plain don't vote. Politicians in our country are worse than salesmen. That's why we have such little voter turnout, not because people don't f
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nicksergeant
16y ago
Kind of like our app, http://afeedapart.com . We actually gave some thought to opening our platform to other events like this, but decided against it.
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nicksergeant
16y ago
Correct. In fact, one might think the OP used "SEO" for "SEO" of this blog post.
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nicksergeant
16y ago
Thank the good Lord for Safari Reader.
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16y ago
One-push deployment and management. http://heroku.com
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Sponsor Refresh Rochester, get a cheap ticket to An Event Apart
(kickstarter.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I write HTML and CSS. So, no.
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18y ago
Nick from Lion Burger, here. We would never want to insult our customers, either. In this particular instance (the audience of Snipt), IE6 users do not represent a significant number of our customers (less than a tenth of a percent, actual
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nicksergeant
18y ago
This is Nick from Lion Burger, the folks behind Snipt. We're still toying with some better copy functionality - our current solution is a little flaky. Stay tuned, thanks!