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by reledi 12y ago
This creates a lot of noise on GitHub though. I prefer to put the issue number in the branch name and in the PR description. But for one-off commits, it goes in the commit message.
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by reledi 12y ago
Adding to GitHub Pull Requests, I recommend opening them early. This allows reviews to happen early and often, instead of reviewing one giant chunk of changes at the end which may get rejected because it has too many problems. Plan out the
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by reledi 12y ago
Any news on the progress of past classes?
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by reledi 12y ago
If anyone ends up doing some user testing with this form, please let us know the results!
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by reledi 12y ago
There's lots of good compression software now so it shouldn't be an issue. Check out http://pngquant.org .
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by reledi 12y ago
Try to include faces in the pictures and use higher quality images. Too many of the images look stretched or overly compressed. Using poor quality images makes the site like shoddy.
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by reledi 12y ago
Thanks for the explanation and websites! I envy you. I try not to spend much money by walking or cycling, buying groceries at reduced prices before they're thrown out, buying used stuff when possible, and so on. But I don't know i
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by reledi 12y ago
You must have some sort of income? How do you afford basics like food and lodging?
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by reledi 12y ago
Great timing. I'm heading to the UK, south of Greater London, in August and want to start working in September (I'll be travelling in August). At this point I'm unsure if I should start freelancing, attempt to create a busine
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by reledi 12y ago
How do you know beforehand what smells others dislike? What happens when the cumulative dislikes of food smells makes it impossible to bring in most meals? My partner is a vegetarian and doesn't like the smell of meat. Would you stop e
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by reledi 12y ago
So what's their microwave for if you can't heat up food?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Creation_of_Adam#Anatomical...
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Google’s Scientific Approach to Work-Life Balance(blogs.hbr.org)
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by reledi 12y ago
Perhaps they're not including age because it's a lot more variable than "static" traits such as race and gender, even when using ranges. Such information would quickly become outdated, which is dangerous if they don&#x27
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by reledi 12y ago
> it has a massive advantage over many other languages: Great documentation and a large community I want to iterate how important these two factors are. Python is a joy to get started with because the documentation is very easy to unde
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by reledi 12y ago
The most interesting part to me is that the comments rant about the new app instead of discussing the security issue. Their users really want to be heard. Those are dedicated users whose hatred for the app is fueled by love for the product
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by reledi 12y ago
What if the value in question is no longer relevant or is being abused to prevent change? How do you argue either case and try to remove or adapt the value?
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by reledi 12y ago
Probably copy-pasted the article title, which is all caps.
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by reledi 12y ago
The fish shell [1] gives you an open command on Linux. Really it's just a function that calls cygstart, xdg-open, or mimedb. It's incredibly handy. 1: http://fishshell.com
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by reledi 12y ago
Regarding the contrast, this is worth a read: http://contrastrebellion.com
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by reledi 12y ago
According to his recent save format post [1], he spends a lot of time thinking about something before he starts prototyping. > So I've been thinking about this for basically months, but the way I work, I actually want to have a good
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by reledi 12y ago
Every technical person I know prefers Google Hangouts over Skype.
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by reledi 13y ago
Seriously. This project does such an incredible bad job at telling people what it is. The repo name, description, and readme all completely fail at this. You could have built the coolest thing in the world, but it's absolutely worthles
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by reledi 13y ago
The article also mentions that. > That’s not entirely new territory for HBO, which already sells digital versions of its older shows — including Game of Thrones — via outlets like Amazon and Apple’s iTunes store.
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Hound – Review your Ruby code for style guide violations(houndci.com)
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by reledi 13y ago
My guess is they wanted to use Pull Requests. Also, having the guides in READMEs makes them more visible since GitHub displays those automatically, whereas the wiki is a bit more hidden.
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by reledi 13y ago
The repository contains a bunch of guidelines that are maintained by the company thoughtbot. - A guide for programming well (guides/best-practices) - A guide for reviewing code and having your code reviewed (guides/code-review) -
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A guide for programming in style(github.com)
13 points by reledi 13y ago|6 comments
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Playbook(playbook.thoughtbot.com)
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by reledi 13y ago
Where do you work?

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