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11y ago
Hey guys, if the selling point of this framework is the size, I would suggest adding the library size to the readme, preferably in the first paragraph or so. That's what I looked for when I loaded the page, and I didn't see it. ca
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11y ago
Absolutely. Imagine a Fox news story about an officer shooting someone, with only a few seconds of a video clip released by the police (the rest of the clip is not privy to the public yet). They could replay the same 3-4 seconds over and ov
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11y ago
The whole point of the article is that you can misconstrue video evidence with a lack of context. That's exactly what you're saying as well. So I don't really understand your comment unless you're just argumentatively a
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11y ago
@ShitHNSays
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11y ago
You know that inserting a Google Analytics tracking script is a.) one of the most common things a web developer does anyways and b.) a very helpful and common-sense feature coming from a Google product?
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11y ago
I fixed my car the other day by changing a tire - well, technically, I fixed a problem in the car/going-on-the-highway package. But no one on earth would talk or write like that.
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11y ago
Chill out. Sometimes you will have to be flexible with your browser on the internet. Your comment is more embarassing than their free online demo of an offline product.
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11y ago
No, he fixed a function of Atom, the original title is valid.
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11y ago
Fair enough. Thanks for the conversation :)
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11y ago
Sure, here's some notes I have from building the Shittalk Generator Minify HTML ( http://www.willpeavy.com/minifier/ ) Minify CSS (YUICompressor) Minify JS (Google Closure Compiler) Enable gzip compression Replace j
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11y ago
I had 4 years of experience with UE3.5 (admittedly, I have not tried UE4), but it's far from trivial in that environment. Perhaps UE4 makes this process much easier, but I can't see it approaching "trivial." When I see t
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11y ago
Trivial? Are you sure that's the right word for what you're describing?
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11y ago
FIREBASE WARNING: Specified Firebase has reached its Peak Connections limit. If you are the Firebase owner, consider upgrading. ( https://visual-hacker-news.firebaseio.com )
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11y ago
Thanks, I found this same article when I was looking at making the switch! In my case, I'm running just a few operations on selectors, so the performance benefit of jQuery doesn't matter to me as much as a small footprint. Link t
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11y ago
Bootstrap only requires jQuery if you're using bootstrap.js - which is 37kB. So, if you want to use bootstrap CSS + JS + jQuery, you're immediately looking at ~75kB worth of stuff. Side note: I was recently dealing with this, and
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11y ago
That's cool if you like to get content for free - but why on earth would you brag about it? It's not very difficult, it just makes you look like a tool.
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11y ago
Are you asking if a communication platform is a good place for communications? Yes.
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11y ago
Okay, but what I'm saying is that you are holding them to an impossible standard. If you believe perfect programs exist, I've got news for you. Development environments in particular may have to crash sometimes in order to prevent
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11y ago
... can you show me a program you've written that accepts complex developer input and literally never crashes?
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11y ago
Evel Knievel couldn't have made that leap.
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11y ago
That's a pretty crazy claim. So, do you build your own interrupt gates, and take those into account when you're writing PHP? How about electrons? Can you draw me a graph of the electrons currently residing in your computer case&#x
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11y ago
Hey Steve, just hopping on a random comment to tell you - this is fucking cool, man. I really enjoy your approach to building this tool. It is apparent that you've put a ton of time into thinking about the structure of learning - and t
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11y ago
Yeah... the example you gave is meaningless. Knowing that wealth concentrates in 1% of human beings is not a meaningless statistic.
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11y ago
I think the correct logic is more like this: Because the winning entries are all solving the same problem, any discrepancies in how they solved it (logically or stylistically) are magnified when grouped together.
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11y ago
This is a clickbait, SEO-style spamblog loaded with keywords and not much substance. Avoid clicking.
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11y ago
Those baby name questions are pretty neat! Thanks for sharing this.
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11y ago
Do you do web development professionally every day? If so, how long would you estimate you spend on making sure HTML-only pages render correctly? Do you ever do advanced sites where multiple actions exist on one page that can't be easi
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11y ago
It was a House committee, not Senate. It's in the name ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Un-American_Activities_C...
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11y ago
This comment is much, much funnier when I imagine Michael Scott from "The Office" saying it. Thanks for brightening my day. :D
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11y ago
Maybe they work with Androids or enjoy coding for Androids or don't know how to do it on the web or any one of a myriad of reasons? This isn't a very relevant or constructive comment. It's just saying "why didn't yo
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