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by pygorex 14y ago
Very cool. Reading the Nate Phelps AMA: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/v99eg/iaman_exmember_o... Right now the top-rated comment by Nate Phelps is not in direct response to a particular question. This top-rated comment is not on to
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by pygorex 14y ago
"Having control over your schedule is the only way that women who want to have a career and a family can make it work" One of the major assumptions of modern day work - especially working for a start-up - is the assumption that a wo
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by pygorex 14y ago
but from what we're seeing, programmers dont want the entire thing generated Actually for developers like myself there's several use cases where having access to the complete generated source would be awesome: 1. Separate the positioning/
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by pygorex 14y ago
Very cool interface. Any a very nice usage of keyboard shortcuts. Can Easel output an entire web page? - meaning can I layout an entire page then get a zipped download of the page plus any CSS and JavaScript resources?
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by pygorex 14y ago
I have the exact opposite reaction. It's much easier to scan for and read CSS rules on their own - especially when utilizing "wordy" statements like CSS animations, font and background declarations. And for the various vendor-specific prefi
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by pygorex 14y ago
> User will not notice any loading indicator/progress, pages will instantly "replace" each other Um, no. The pages won't "instantly" load - the browser still has to make a round trip to load the page content. A loading or progress indic
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by pygorex 14y ago
Loads pages via AJAX and updates the browser history using `pushState`. This is an alternative to the PJAX library: https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax Use either if you have an irrational aversion to page reloads. Snark aside - jQuery
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by pygorex 14y ago
Ouch. Says the site is down for maintenance. Can't even take a look. Even so I don't really see the need for this site. When I launch a project I post it to my web site portfolio or blog then aggregate out to Twitter/Facebook/etc. What adva
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by pygorex 14y ago
I have to agree with most of the criticism in this thread. The lack of comments, strict quoting, no trailing slashes - these aren't problems to fix they are features. As others have noted this is not JSON and is not necessarily an improveme
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by pygorex 14y ago
Those are all fair points. But they don't really address my assertion: 1. I am not arguing that our evolutionary past should dictate where we explore. Rather, I'm arguing it must inform how we explore. Space travel is so lethal for our sp
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by pygorex 14y ago
Agreed. The future of spaceflight belongs to engineered beings - be they artificial machines (androids), genetically-modified humans or some combination of the two.
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by pygorex 14y ago
> A big cause of waning public enthusiasm in space is, I believe, that it all still looks like the 60s. The ships look the same, the suits look the same, the propulsion technologies look the same, And the ideal of manned spaceflight sho
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by pygorex 14y ago
There's a fine line here I think TNW is missing. Blogs quote other blogs all the time. But they make it look like a quote. Usually indented, offset, quoted, in italics, etc - with a prominent link to the source article. It's a small formatt
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by pygorex 14y ago
> This is really interesting. I'm planning my own limited invite-only beta rollout. However, this isn't the first time I heard it's a time-waster. Does anyone else have opinions on this? Yes. Don't do it. One of the biggest problems you
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by pygorex 14y ago
Christ on a cracker. Web browsers don't understand Opa. They understand HTML. They understand CSS. They understand JavaScript. Who do you want on your team? Someone who understands Opa? Or someone who knows what browsers know, in detail? If
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by pygorex 14y ago
"Trivial" !== "Beautiful" Validating two form fields in JavaScript is remarkably easy, and pretty much any solution will be trivial to implement - and easy to grok. For more complicated forms using a tool like jQuery Validation plugin makes
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by pygorex 14y ago
Exactly. Only one introductory computer science course was offered. Which is strong evidence that it's a complete fabrication rather than an honest mistake.
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by pygorex 14y ago
It's such a stupid lie as well. He already has a degree in accounting and has loads of relevant experience. Why lie about an additional degree? What's happening here is liar's debt. Early in his career he must have made a decision to lie ab
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by pygorex 14y ago
Yes, my thoughts exactly. If all you have to sell is a big dumb pipe you'll make it the best big dumb pipe you possibly can.
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by pygorex 14y ago
I also found them to be distracting. Also, I like the thin & sleek header bar, especially on a mobile.
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by pygorex 14y ago
> “The highway department didn’t use to see the drivers as customers,” said Frank DePaola, administrator of the highway division for the department. “For a while there, the highway department was so focused on construction and road proj
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by pygorex 14y ago
An NDA really is a "poor man's patent". But thinking in term of patents can be useful. Recently I've determined to only sign NDAs that are severable, that only cover the patentable aspects of a business. If it isn't patentable it isn't NDA-
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by pygorex 14y ago
Love the interface. Very similar to puppywar.com but with adoption hooks. A filter by age would be good. When a puppy is put up against an older dog I almost always upvoted the pup.
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by pygorex 15y ago
Nike has been using a parallax on it's pages for quite some time: http://www.nikebetterworld.com/product - Still it's a beautiful design and a great example of the parallax effect, very well done. The title is misleading. A "pure HTML" si
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by pygorex 15y ago
Noah Wyle
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by pygorex 15y ago
>> "Katie's got the low cut dress on today! I know where I'm sitting!"...As I'm getting older, I see how sexist and demeaning this is. > At the risk of revealing myself to be a chauvinistic jerk, is this kind of response sexist
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by pygorex 15y ago
> Of course, there are many skeptical experts out there that have pointed out the fact that SpaceX has only attempted a rocket launch seven times. Of those seven, three were total failures. Ouch. I hope that $500,000 is refundable in ca
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by pygorex 15y ago
The day I can code an iPad app on the iPad is the day I enter the post-pc era. Or code, test & deploy web apps from an iPad. Or design & layout web pages on an iPad. We live in a post-mainframe era even though mainframes are still a
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by pygorex 15y ago
Perhaps. But so what? As a developer the buck stops with you. If something goes wrong the boss (or client) will not be impressed by an excuse of "well I just did what someone on the internet said was best practice". However I can see the pr

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