temo4ka

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by temo4ka 11y ago
Safari serves a very important role of showing users how decidedly inadequate web experience is compared to native.
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by temo4ka 11y ago
There is also ScrollMagic http://scrollmagic.io/
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by temo4ka 11y ago
I first heard the notion from someone here on HN: instead of doing what you love, love what you do!
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by temo4ka 11y ago
I wonder what would you say about accessibility standards of this website? :-)
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by temo4ka 11y ago
I agree with you on this one, but I have hard time believing that between U.S. and Russian governments the former is more dangerous to its citizens than the latter.
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by temo4ka 11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7740336
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by temo4ka 11y ago
Heh, I like how Richard Stallman begins his messages: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2015-10/msg00...
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by temo4ka 11y ago
In the case of 10 Kb files those approaches won’t make any noticeable difference. But when you have large code bases consider how often changes would be made to them: in most cases it is sensible to split your files into two bundles — one f
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by temo4ka 11y ago
I actually keep a Chrome Snippet for such cases. var getFont = function(url) { var link = document.createElement('link'); link.rel='stylesheet'; link.type='text/css';
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by temo4ka 11y ago
Looks like a place to practice mental arithmetic tricks, you know, like multiplication by 11: 11 × 16 = 1(1+6)6 34 × 11 = 3(3+4)4 124 × 11 = 1(1+2)(2+4)4 Or multiplication table 10 through 20: 14 × 17 = (14+7) × 10 + 7 × 4
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by temo4ka 11y ago
3. b) http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool...
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by temo4ka 11y ago
Doesn’t necessarily mean he’s a bad developer; there are many frontend devs who see their job as pure programming. Which it is not. For frontend developer, an important part of the job is to know what a good design is and what concepts unde
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by temo4ka 11y ago
This “app view” is natural, because it’s less about bookmarking, and more about sharing — one of the key concepts behind the Web.
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by temo4ka 11y ago
You are of course right. Users of software don’t care for the terms developers use to label their creations, “web app” or “web page” — it’s all the same to them. More importantly, they expect an identical behaviour from both. So when a web
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by temo4ka 11y ago
Frontend development has always been hell. Everyone who has done it professionally knows this.
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by temo4ka 11y ago
Off topic: is anyone else annoyed by those background-fixed image sections? Because the height of the section is bigger than the height of the viewport while scrolling past those sections it appears for a moment that the page stopped respon
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by temo4ka 13y ago
A complementary tip for Ctr+R is to tag long reusable commands with a comment in the end, e.g., find . -name "*.png" -print0 | xargs -0 -P8 pngquant --ext .png --force 256 #optimizepng (if you’re using zsh, you have to enable INTE
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by temo4ka 13y ago
Who says they use IE for googling? :-)
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by temo4ka 13y ago
I suspect browser doesn’t matter much here. Console yields a TypeError until Flash is enabled (whitelisted) for the page.