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Cask: A lightweight grid system, built with calc(cask.readme.io)
2 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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Can SVG Save You from Your Fat PNG-32s?(sitepoint.com)
2 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 11y ago
Sounds strange to hear about Mozilla with language generally used for talking about Yahoo...
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Android UI patterns(androiduipatterns.com)
3 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 11y ago
The Swift implementation has been updated a few days ago : https://github.com/therealglazou?tab=repositories but I had to admit it progress slowly and seems to be a single man project.
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by tangue 11y ago
If you're interested in Haxe you might check Quaxe [1]. It's still a work in progress but basically all UI specified in html5, styled in CSS and compiled to native. [1] http://quaxe.org/
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How to be extremely efficient in Emacs(blog.binchen.org)
2 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 11y ago
Why the downvotes ? Rails is a PITA to install, Docker might change that but I've spent too much time fighting rvm, rbenv, old gems
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by tangue 11y ago
I live in an island where people got obsessed by sharks lately, and divers were charged while wearing this device [1] ( usually sharks don't attack divers here, only surfers). [1] http://www.zinfos974.com/Le-shark-shock
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by tangue 11y ago
The hype is real but I won't put Atom in this category : it's probably the most hackable editor since Emacs.
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by tangue 11y ago
This reminds me of the kickstarter to build django tutorials. Lots of talks and finally halting halfway ... That's the difference between Django and Rails (and now Node). Ressources are scarce and unreliable ...
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by tangue 11y ago
As someone who never deployed a node app I was a bit surprised to see it doesn't require a server like Apache or Nginx as a reverse proxy ? Is it a commmon practice to deploy node apps like this ?
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by tangue 11y ago
Does Wordpress really move away from PHP/Mysql ? From what I read http://ma.tt/2015/11/dance-to-calypso/ it isn't very clear.
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by tangue 11y ago
I've hardcoded this kind of calendar in a lot of hotel backends (to fill availability) but I suspect they are useful for any season related form.
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by tangue 11y ago
Great Job. From my experience the best deal is often from the hotel itself (no fees to Booking, Expedia ...), are you including hotels' prices directly in your listing or are you using some OTA's APIs ?
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by tangue 11y ago
When learning Emacs Xah Lee's works has been really helpful, and I'd like to thank him. If someone think Xah's wrong they have to produce better ressources.
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by tangue 11y ago
Unless you're working on a big project you should stick with Jquery / Jquery UI. I suspect in a year or two React will come close to what you want.
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What Paleo diet experts think – and why they're wrong(theguardian.com)
5 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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For Chinese Tourists Behaving Badly, a Government Blacklist(npr.org)
1 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 11y ago
I was stuck with notifications I can't delete on one of my fanpages and couldn't find any solutions to fix this bug (anyone who has ever tried to find support on FB can easily understand that we're the things in "break t
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by tangue 11y ago
I tried these things but I found that when I'm working on Emacs and have to use a browser(Stack overflow etc ) M-x eww is less disruptive.
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by tangue 11y ago
What I've always found intriguing about Adobe, is the absence of public betas for its main softwares. How do they manage to ship without large, real world usage ?
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by tangue 11y ago
The marketing copy : "Google Ideas builds products to support free expression and access to information for people who need it most — those facing violence and harassment." The Reality : "WHAT IT DOES : MAKES DATABASES SE
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by tangue 11y ago
High-end Samsung Galaxy phones have a kind of hover effect (called "air-view") through an infrared sensor, so it's quite possible that in the future this could become a common feature.
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Clay, a CSS preprocessor as embedded Haskell(fvisser.nl)
2 points by tangue 11y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 11y ago
I was curious too : according to this NYT Op ed [1] " The average salary for an Italian born in the 1980s is about €1,000 a month, or about $1,375" Wolfram tells another story but I suspect the average and median wage are not us
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by tangue 11y ago
Sadly, Flexbox kills the joy of commenting on the "How to center X in CSS" that periodically appears on HN
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by tangue 11y ago
Total Commander is one of the few Windows soft I miss. By now I'm using Dired mode on Emacs and I'm quite happy with it.
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by tangue 12y ago
While Python in itself is very pleasant I had to admit that I was confused by all the pip/virtualenv thing. What kind of environment would you suggest for beginners ?
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by tangue 12y ago
"needlessly verbose Python"... For me Python and Ruby are right on par. Could you elaborate further ?

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