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tanepiper
14y ago
+1 a great series of videos that goes through the basics without getting bogged down in verbose explanations (each video is less than 10m long)
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I'm a Nov 2006 account and I just got the email - since then I have reset my password to be particularly strong - but it seems it's forcing me to do it again (not that I mind, I use a very strong password stored in LastPass)
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14y ago
So basically a hunter-seeker? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIVzK-h6qao
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14y ago
As a non-ruby dev, I found it a bit heavy to try dig in to and understand full, so I ended up starting writing my own https://github.com/tanepiper/nell - it's an interesting problem to solve though.
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The Innovator’s Challenge
(zef.me)
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Oh bugger - after some though (I wanted to keep the name and command short) I've renamed it 'Nell' - after my dog https://github.com/tanepiper/nell
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14y ago
I was quite disappointed with Jekyll/Octopress - output was ok, but trying to dig into it was just a rabbits hole - so I started my own tool (still early in dev but I'm going to be working on it over Christmas) - https://npmjs.org/package/
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Pick Your Battles
(zef.me)
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14y ago
Doesn't really do much more than https://github.com/substack/node-mkdirp already does
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14y ago
This that annoys me the most - it seems a few startups don't know to include unsubscribe links in their emails any more. Two examples from just this morning: http://cl.ly/image/0R101l3O101Y http://cl.ly/image/34020b0m3n1m Now yes, with
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Building and Testing JavaScript With GruntJS
(tanepiper.com)
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tanepiper
14y ago
TIL Prime numbers form circles (or maybe I knew that, but it's been 15 years since high school math)
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14y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking
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14y ago
"...having a disastrous experience at PHP London" Oh, do tell
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14y ago
Every issue I've had recently with something breaking has been with Chrome - we see new issues cropping up almost weekly. As much as I hate developing for IE, I know the issues at hand and know the solution to fix it will be stable - with C
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14y ago
This - asking me to commit $60 for a whole year, without even giving me 15 or 30 days to see if it works for me really puts me off. There seems to be an overconfidence from the developer that they have the perfect solution to something that
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...and this is a bad thing?? Twitter went downhill fast when the mainstream started using it. I say leave it to the celebs, plebs and TV networks to use - as soon as my majority circle of followees moves to tent (i.e. the geeks) I think I'
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The many pivots of Leah Culver
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I'm pretty sure Apple has some form on introspection they run on binaries - that's how they find out who is using non-public APIs for example.
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14y ago
Nice idea - one thing I do is bookmark stuff but then actually forget to watch it - would ne nice if there was a reminder service for videos that have not been marked as watched yet
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I would recommend you check out the GoogleIO talk on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2txPYQOWBtg But yes, the idea is that what we have is zero-dependency, best practice components that could a) be used by any framework b) drive bro
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My reasoning behind this is to get developers working together to come up with future web components for use on the web. Rather than have lots of different competing components, lets get a proper discussion going without the need for workin
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Web Components Github Org
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Didn't they say that about the iPad? http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/tr-out-loud/why-the-ipad-wi... Or the iPhone? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/12/23/iphone_will_fail/ Or the Internet? http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/1995/0