thedz

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by thedz 16y ago
We went through several different iterations of the line charts. Initially, I tried using SVG via Raphael, but it turned out to be too slow. Because it's possible to have a significant number of data points, manipulating and changing the SV
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by thedz 16y ago
HuK was commentating last time? Didn't notice that
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by thedz 16y ago
Disqus, yo.
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by thedz 16y ago
Maybe one way to approach this would be to have the box expand dynamically vertically until the max word count is reached. Then the text is always going to fit.
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by thedz 16y ago
You're asking for startups to compete for a scarce resource (women) in an already scarce subset of engineers (good ones). That's a pretty tall order for startups. And an almost impossible one if you expect them to take time out of (likely)
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by thedz 16y ago
Yes, it does suck for anyone who undergoes sexual harassment. But you're using the word "typical". It connotes that such harassment is not only regular, but expected if a woman attends a conference. Nothing you've linked to (and nothing
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by thedz 16y ago
Are saying that the typical experience of a woman in tech is that they are groped by their peers? I don't often do this, but (non-anecdotal) citation needed.
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by thedz 16y ago
What kind of outreach do you expect a new startup to do? They don't exactly have an excess of free time or resources to invest significant effort. And perhaps more fundamentally, are the job descriptions looking for applicants biased towar
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by thedz 16y ago
Just a note that we're working on improving our ssl support.
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by thedz 16y ago
Yes, don't forget us! :p
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by thedz 16y ago
That we know of
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by thedz 16y ago
I know, right? When that Viper showed up in Baltimore, I was like WTF, that character's supposed to be dead. Not realistic at all.
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by thedz 16y ago
It's true :/
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by thedz 16y ago
FWIW, at Disqus we've tried making registration as easy as possible. You're also able to show and hide children, though not all sites enabled this. We're also looking to improve notifications, so that area is definitely on our radar.
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by thedz 17y ago
A does not follow from B. One-line CSS has absolutely nothing to do with "easy and accessible web design". Editors which are not able to collapse code or provide symbol lists via built-in feature or plugin are editors, but not programming
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by thedz 17y ago
But again, this comes down to knowing the tools better. I've done probably as much CSS as the developers you mention, so I'm not completely talking out of my ass. I just want to make sure that people realize what their editors are capable
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by thedz 17y ago
Soft wrapping long one-line css selectors completely defeats the purpose of putting it all on one line in the first place.
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Why it's completely unnecessary to create one-line CSS selectors(blog.nodnod.net)
48 points by thedz 17y ago|38 comments
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Dear Apple fans, a plea for reason and civility.(blog.nodnod.net)
87 points by thedz 17y ago|32 comments
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What front-end developer candidates should know going into an interview.(blog.nodnod.net)
4 points by thedz 17y ago|0 comments
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by thedz 17y ago
Signals defines a fairly concise interface for interacting with events. You're not "stealing" control from the loop. Rather, think of it more as listening and attaching something to an event. For me, it helps to think of signals less as in