peteorpeter

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by peteorpeter 12y ago
The price of solitude is effort. Don't want to share nature with others? Walk a mile and you will filter 99% of humanity. Three miles uphill will filter 99.9%. My trip to the Grand Canyon was tailored for solitude. We drove hours t
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by peteorpeter 12y ago
I like your idea of coding up your resume - it shows competence and a desire to learn and build. I recently did the same thing. But there is a first-impression problem. Obviously design skill is not what you are trying to demonstrate, but
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by peteorpeter 12y ago
Here's an interesting take on the "hybrid" app idea: - React Canvas is your application layer - HTML canvas is your common rendering layer - Browsers are your web runtime - Ejecta[0] is your iOS runtime - (I don't know a
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by peteorpeter 12y ago
If you felt eye strain while reading this, you can blame the `letter-spacing: 1px`. Friends, don't let friends bump the letter-spacing of body text!
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by peteorpeter 12y ago
It might be time for me to stop worrying about IE8 and embrace `transform`-dependent icons. I regularly create one-off semantic icons as long as they don't rely on `transform` . That limits it to ones based on a character glyph - (i)
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by peteorpeter 12y ago
In the early 2000's I worked in a school system that used a faux-email system where un-sending messages was completely possible. Any user could un-send messages that no recipients had read, which was _great_ as a user. Only sys-admin
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by peteorpeter 13y ago
For my fellow ignorant folks, I found this summary useful: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2014/01/21...
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by peteorpeter 13y ago
IntelliJ is indeed java-centric (and not light-weight), but the front-end coding environment is top-notch. I've tried going back to a light-weight text editor (I'm still a sucker for TextMate) but I always come back to IntelliJ.