ronaldj

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by ronaldj 15y ago
What if you want a clean API? What if you want the users of your code to be able to instantiate an instance and inspect that object in the console, seeing only the public methods and not having them get lost in a sea of private stuff?
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by ronaldj 15y ago
The syntax is ugly. They should've made it a little less verbose.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
So you're that <1% with their JS turned off. We knew you were out there somewhere.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Or CSS3?
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by ronaldj 15y ago
No sane person would write it like this. Have code generate the styles for you. The animation is nice though.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Maybe hoping people would just get one streaming account per person?
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Webkit prints the file and line number out in console.log. I use it all the time, but I guess that's because it also links to that point in the code.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
That's because they are animating top and left instead of using CSS3's translate, so they aren't getting nice smooth hardware acceleration.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
I don't like it as much as the old look. The "Or get straight to the tech" autoscroll thing really messes with you when you are scrolling / reading.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
What happened to the @var variables? Not a big fan of this data prefix stuff.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
As someone that writes HTML for a living I couldn't imagine using a WYSIWYG editor. A lot of markup, especially the new semantic HTML5 stuff is pretty subjective. Different organizations/teams have different markup patterns/views on this st
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Those browsers show default text for me and then switch over to the font-face.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Or no commas, similar to transform: font-features: kern(0.5px) ligatures small-caps;
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by ronaldj 15y ago
They need to keep making the roadster.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Good thing Yahoo didn't do this in the 90's otherwise no one in my middle school class wouldn't have had an email account.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
He's not dead yet.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
"Working" is a bit of stretch. Super sluggish for me on an i5 MBP in both Chrome and Safari.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
"who had a two-week placement with Baoshang Bank in Beijing late last year" How much can you possibly learn in two weeks?
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by ronaldj 15y ago
In the US advertised salaries don't include personal income tax (local and federal), insurance, social security, medicare, 401k, and any other fees you might incur. At the top of your paycheck you would see your 'advertised' earnings for th
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by ronaldj 15y ago
I went to Maker Faire for the first time this weekend. I definitely wish I had more exposure to stuff like that growing up.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Works for me.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
The quality of WebP is interesting. After reviewing the sample images ( http://code.google.com/speed/webp/gallery.html ) provided by Google I prefer some of the images in WebP and some in jpeg.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
I miss the voting. I don't even bother reading comments anymore.
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by ronaldj 15y ago
Doesn't work at all for me on IE6.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
So is the syntax going to be @-moz-keyframes?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
So where's the code showing the 3d transform technique?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Nope. I'd write it in plain vanilla JS. Frameworks are great, but sometimes I think the world is too dependent on them.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Why does everything have to be JQuery dependent these days?
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by ronaldj 16y ago
Also to their credit, Lion hasn't even been released yet.
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by ronaldj 16y ago
It's not flash?

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