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phzbOx
15y ago
I don't know if it was a joke I didn't understand, but no my name isn't Buttle..
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One month ago: me: Hey, everything is alright with project X? boss: Yep, perfect. Next monday, employee call me. employee: Can you walk me through the code. * me explains everything* employee: Ok, just to let you
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15y ago
I'm a bit scared and skeptical. The page looks extremely amateurish (Even in the source code, div class="one", div class="two", class="three", wtf?!) Also, nothing about Jashkenas. Did the authors thought about asking Jash what he thought a
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15y ago
So.. click Movie Stars, Natalie Portman, and then click Image, and then enjoy.
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15y ago
About the 'manually editing the DOM', in backbone.js you'd still want to include javascript template which is very similar.
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15y ago
There's something I'm often wondering why it doesn't exist: A standard, community-based document specifying a protocol for commons html/css constructs. For instance, specifically saying what is a header, what's the best html structure for i
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15y ago
There is a difference between trolling, making a funny statement and saying a contrived opinion. On HN, all of these get down-voted equally. Often time, I find something funny, say it as a comment, and get down-voted. It's not a stupid joke
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15y ago
To quote the author: "Check out this one-liner I pulled out of the first .coffee file I randomly opened from our application: scores = (student["assignment_#{@assignment.id}"].score for own idx, student of @gradebook.students when student["
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15y ago
If you want to talk in private about things, email me. phzbox at gmail.com. I know life is not supposed to be easy, but sometime it helps to be listened to.
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15y ago
Emacs with a vim plugin solved my editing problems.
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15y ago
Here is a simple idea: html( head( title('This is the title')), body( div(id='header', body=...))) We could also create a shortcut for div ID and classes.. for instance a keyword capitalized is an ID, or something
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15y ago
Small suggestion: Post some code examples easily accessible from the main page! I've checked the documentation, the dylan book, the "get started".. I still have no idea what Dylan looks like. Basically, a quick "Dylan in 5mins" tour to give
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15y ago
Oh, it's not about the karma. Downvoting is more a message saying to everyone: "This is not a good post".
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Ask HN: Suggestion for votes
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15y ago
Why is he down-voted? He didn't want to join paypal, fair enough. He didn't know he could pay with paypal without joining it, now he knows it. Other HN-ers might see this post, realize they don't need paypal, and go back to buy the video. I
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15y ago
My 2 cents: stick with 2.7, it works well with all libraries and it's well supported everywhere. 3.0 provides nothing worth wasting million dollars on. The current mentality is "Avoid adding new feature to P3.0 to give time for people to po
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15y ago
Well, it's written in small italic gray at the top of the page. To make it clearer, it could be written "Compiled javascript" on the top right of each compiled javascript code. Or, maybe instead of a left and right rectangle, there could be
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15y ago
Great programmers won't learn a lot of things from 'Code complete' but since the question says 'every programmers', I guess it makes sense to have it rank #1. But talking for me, the most influential book I read is SICP. But before that, th
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15y ago
Interesting stuff! Seems like it's heavily inspired from haskell (great!) Good luck and have fun in your thesis.
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I think some modules are far more important to know about than this one. Seems to me that it's more about marketing their startup (last 2 modules you should know about was from his cofounder with a paragraph on testling). Don't get me wro
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15y ago
Please forgive me, but I'll use this post to ask a question I've been wondering for a while. Is it better to use a minified js/css of all pages of the website or to make each pages as minimal as possible? For instance, if I use 4 jquery p
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15y ago
HuBot is part of the github culture and they have fun hacking with it. They even open-sourced it so that other people can hack on it too. I hate how this guy demolishes this project..: "This is a fork of GitHub's Hubot that's substantially
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It's beautiful, the video is great, but I don't see myself using this instead of the other thousands of project management tools. What does it do differently? In what will it make my life easier? Is it for developers or managers (or everyon
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This is a risky subject to talk about. I guess it's mostly because everyone has a different background and view things differently. I do know however that different women will handle things very differently. For instance, I'd open a door to
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Well, the goal of using an already-made UI library is to not have to think about these issues. I.e. if you're paying a couple hundred dollars for a library, you assume it has been well tested. (And, if keyboard shortcuts don't work, it's
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Can someone explain me what is considered 'open-source' in a web application? For instance, say I have a sushi website where people can order. The web site (html+css+javascript) is obviously public but the backend is private. (Database cont
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There was a conversation on this recently on HN. IIRC jashkenas said he liked the idea but it would be better to encourage library author's to write a functional style enabling chaining rather than adding a new feature to the language. Btw,
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15y ago
Not sure what he means by "interesting". I'm often delighted to learn new languages.. and even ones that are only on paper.
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15y ago
I really liked the design of this page. The gray/white/red color scheme was right for this product IMO.
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I used to say: "There's nothing wrong about coding while being drunk, just don't commit!". But now, it'd be more "There's nothing wrong about coding AND commiting while being drunk, just don't push it!"
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