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tacone
11y ago
That's a false dichotomy. You basically say that the stubborness usually comes from a deeper understanding, which is a ungrounded assumption at the very least. Lets reverse your example: If five people on your team think it's ok
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tacone
11y ago
They probably had to build similar stuff for some of their games perhaps.
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tacone
11y ago
Less-mixin wrappers are not the right way, but just one way that somebody once stated to be the best. I used the semantic mixins method quite a while, and let me say that it does not feel that good. Once you have your html full of nice &quo
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tacone
11y ago
My take: Bootstrap is made of several components, which make it trivial to recompile it without the not-needed parts. You can even do it online (as well as save/reuse configuration files): http://getbootstrap.com/custom
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tacone
11y ago
Nice advice. They won't allow you to change everything bottom up, but they probably will not care about small adjustments. Little by little, so much can be gained.
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tacone
11y ago
Crucified on the big F is an horrible image :)
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tacone
11y ago
Yes, seriously. It could be many things, for instance he may be allergic to something. The possible causes are many.
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tacone
11y ago
Actually, it reminds a bit of Amazon, who used to promote Android apps giving them free for a day (at the expense of the opting-in developers of course): http://readwrite.com/2011/08/02/amazons_growing_appstor
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tacone
11y ago
Impressive.
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11y ago
Very nice, could you avoid resetting the date when the user changes the step size (year/month/day)? Also a datepicker would be nice.
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tacone
11y ago
Excuse me, I guess that post had no related github repo. I was probably recalling this repo: https://github.com/erikfrey/bashreduce
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11y ago
Also GNU utils http://aadrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-tha... The above experiment (which has an interesting github repo) is somewhat over (and real world unusable), but still is eye opening. Hadoop and Spa
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tacone
11y ago
Yet it's got a great name. That said, I'm defiant of any browser that's not on Github.
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tacone
11y ago
I love the linked picture: http://i.imgur.com/3uyRWGJ.jpg
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tacone
11y ago
BTW, actually Voltaire never said that thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evelyn_Beatrice_Hall
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tacone
11y ago
You need to work a bit on your gitignore, there repo contains your .idea, as well as .sass-cache. I suggest you to recreate the repo from scratch, since those files will always be downloaded even if removed by a second commit.
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tacone
11y ago
To get simplicity sometimes you have to remove features, sometimes there's no way around it. When you face the choice, to hide a feature instead of removing it altogether can be a good compromise. So it can be still discovered casually
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tacone
11y ago
If the containers run on a shared kernel they're effectively running on whatever that kernel runs on, bare metal included. Or not?
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tacone
11y ago
To be honest, it does not seem shockingly fast: My browser console shows a last byte sent, first byte received delta of 18 to 48 ms. It's swift, certainly not shocking. I don't want to sound cynical, it is a good work and works we
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tacone
11y ago
Exactly. The problem is that News sites rely on advertising. Due to the general low technical quality of adv companies/companies' suppliers/customers etc you will find often find an image/flash/js served over plain
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tacone
11y ago
30 years of service? Sounds like a success story.
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tacone
11y ago
Given the long loading time, perhaps elaborating a bit in your post wouldn't have hurt.
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tacone
11y ago
Oh, so the title is wrong: there actually was quite a bit of time.
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tacone
11y ago
German and French private bankers, for profit, did lend them lots of money they could not afford to lend, indeed, and had to be saved. Yet people complain only about the greeks.
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tacone
11y ago
Wow, much needed, I'm downloading the samples right now to take a look. (fyi: bad link at the bottom of this page http://deepstream.io/tutorials/simple-app-using-react.html it links to the ko demo, not the react&
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tacone
11y ago
Hello, fellow German office here. We don't know what ethernet is, we thus started unplugging everything we could: pension funds, welfare spending, army spending. We even unplugged portugal, spain and greece, but nothing worked. Please
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tacone
11y ago
Isn't it a little bit expensive?
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tacone
11y ago
I've actually tried Duolingo after suggesting it to you. I got hooked playing with it for many hours. The speech synthesis for the course I'm taking (German) is pretty bad, and while using it I find myself spending an awful lot of
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tacone
11y ago
Norwegian seems to be featured here https://www.duolingo.com/ (no clue about how good it that site btw)
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tacone
11y ago
IIRC, those languages have been "coming soon" for quite a bit.
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