tangledweb

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LESS CSS/PHP – Eliminating legacy code and modernizing large CSS codebases(sorcery.smugmug.com)
2 points by tangledweb 10y ago|0 comments
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by tangledweb 13y ago
I would not expect "1.30" == "13e-1" or "0xb" == "0xB" to compare as true, but it's of kind of cool that they magically do. I don't think 0 == "zero" is a meaningful comparison, so
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by tangledweb 13y ago
I think you are stretching the hammer analogy well beyond its useful limit. I've no idea what php function you think has a redundant left and right version, but to humor you, sure there are lots of nail pullers that have two similar s
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by tangledweb 13y ago
I've always loved that fractal of bad design rant. Many of his gripes follow really neatly from his initial analogy of the hammer with claws on both sides. Let's say you want to hammer in a nail. You reach into a tool box and pu
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by tangledweb 13y ago
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by tangledweb 14y ago
I'm not sure how closely tied the "please do this easy task for me" behavior is to gender. I see it as a pretty common bad habit in lots of people and tie it to ignorance rather than insecurity about gender roles. If you don't know much ab
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by tangledweb 14y ago
Ignoring this specific deal, mull on this hypothetical. Imagine you are a young superstar who with some justification believes you have the world at your feet. A bloated, cadaverous company that your dad tells you was cool when you were in
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by tangledweb 14y ago
The simple reality is scientists don't say things people like. If you ask a scientist what you should do about your medical condition, they say unhappy, unreasoning things like "the best data we have at the moment says you should do X and i
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by tangledweb 15y ago
I don't think the data is meaningful at all. I moved about 40 domains on the 29th. None of them will show up in that data. Either I was using them, so I was already using a nameserver other than domain control, or I was not using them, so