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by posabsolute 14y ago
Having done a bit a of freelancing, to me it just sound that at some point in that project you should just have cut your loss and move out of it. Being a freelancer you get 2 big advantages, you can choose when you take holidays, and you ca
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SAQ.com UX overview, why and how to fix it(position-absolute.com)
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by posabsolute 14y ago
What a bad choice of title (on HN). It's totally not what the article is saying, it only focus on gaming, and specially on mobile. That being said an interesting article on a interesting html5 game.
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Personally I just do not agree with your codeschool comment. I took the rails for zombies one and it felt excellent. and I specially learnt a lot from it. My designer friend took the jQuery Air course and found it PERFECT. It gave him a lot
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by posabsolute 14y ago
"We think a lot of our Ellington product and think it’s one of the tops in our industry" Frankly, I don't think so, and that's probably the problem. I could be wrong but most companies management that got a baked CMS think they got the most
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Being a short burst coding guy(position-absolute.com)
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by posabsolute 14y ago
That would be my take too, some idiot sales guy thought it would be a good idea. I'm pretty sure that does not come from management. Obviously that goes against google ads rules and you don't want your company ban from there if you are legi
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by posabsolute 14y ago
wow a 3 paragraphs article make it top on hacker news... Think I need a more underground source of articles now, nothing interesting in that article beside some irks about publishing "worthless" scientific paper
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I was shooting for the same thing. This guy does not seems to know anything about typography and his article is ridiculously small for such a big topic. Comic Sans is grotesque and was badly designed from the start. One has to wonder why it
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by posabsolute 14y ago
You just described webfaction, it's not a vps but you can deploy any kind of apps very easily and you got ssh access
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My first product, 3 months after(position-absolute.com)
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I agree, it simpler for a dev to see inequality here, my friend has his company, they don't pay internship because generally the interns is too junior to work on anything alone, and sometimes even cost him money taking times from other dev
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Yea I agree with you, I think we have enough html7 shits popping on twitter, do we really need that kind of stuff on hackernews? ... It does not bring any interesting discussion and does not show anything useful.. Unfortunately I cannot dow
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I never saw any app or website that would have a that low percentage of IE usage. Anyway, if you have been working with html&css for more than 1 or 2 years it should not be hard to at least degrade gracefully on ie8+. Personally I don'
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by posabsolute 14y ago
Seriously? That went to the front-page? more and more shit make it on hackernews...
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How we do product design(cakemail.com)
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by posabsolute 15y ago
Well it's a good list, I guess it would be most useful to student looking for a career in front-end, you got the next couple of years of skill required right there. Then I agree with you, web publishing did not change that much, 3 years ago
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by posabsolute 15y ago
I agree with badclient, there are ways to speak to people about things you disagree and the way she handled it was far from being professional. You can try to reason with people or you can just have a bad attitude and smack them and hope th
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Automatic Release Notes using GitHub Milestones, jQuery plugin(position-absolute.com)
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by posabsolute 15y ago
I would prefer a ERP portal, my addiction for baldur gates 2 was not good,
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by posabsolute 15y ago
Same here, reading the title I was already sure this was some kind of bad mashed up article. I guess extremetech got a lot of "friends". Give me a break with supercharging photoshop on ipad.. It kind of does not change anything, maybe it m
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One week after the weddingDeck launch, the stats(position-absolute.com)
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by posabsolute 15y ago
Can you expand about what is neat with HTML(5) on ios? personally the only thing I saw was desolation and poor performance. I rarely saw anything neat cool and fun in html5 for ios.. I surely missed something I guess. I think it's a shame w
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Show HN: WeddingDeck, Online Whitelabel Wedding Planner
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JQuery Mobile and backbone.js, the ugly(backbonefu.com)
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by posabsolute 15y ago
Ranting much? wordpress is good at 2 things, blogs and simple websites, it always been good at that (and will probably stay the easiest solution for that) His company requirements outgrew Wordpress, its how you can resume that big article..
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by posabsolute 15y ago
Personally I think this is a stupid idea, boost the price of the books and and the piracy will explode, put books at 5$ and people will actually buy the books. This is the kind of stuff where you need a price that does not "matter" on the w
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by posabsolute 15y ago
I know your article is not really related to your title but i'm sorry when your implementation stop working on new browsers your kind of "breaking the web". That is not to say that you can't do a good native augmentation, but they certainl
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by posabsolute 15y ago
I really do not agree with that, now that can work with small websites you don't care about and just not going to do maintenance. but in my experience, the technical debt will be a big problem later on, if not a total deal breaker. This is
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by posabsolute 15y ago
Personally I never saw that problem in all the companies I worked, but I can see how making yourself more prominent in tech can lead to harassment, Would this not be the same in any industry or even worse? We are probably the most vocal com

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