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by timinman 13y ago
Impressive
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by timinman 13y ago
Bootstrap has default/fluid/fixed to choose between, which can be confusing. In terms of mechanics, you nest .container, .row, and .span# and .offset#. It's just more complex. I don't know how Pure does nested because I
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by timinman 13y ago
I have used Bootstrap, Skeleton, and a few others. After a quick read of the docs, here is what I like about Pure: 1. It's lightweight. 2. It is stylistically plain. 3. The grid system is straightforward.
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by timinman 13y ago
No. I realise that I over-simplified that part by highlighting only two opposites: belief and unbelief. I do realise there are degrees of distinction between belief in a deity and atheism, and there are polytheism and agnosticism as well. I
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by timinman 13y ago
I think his 'theory' that discussions have more potential to be divisive when they involve our identity is dead on. His advice to 'keep your identity small', follows on from that premise well. Many people let their ident
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by timinman 13y ago
Beautiful.
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by timinman 13y ago
It's the same kind of argument made about ruby being 'developer friendly.' My hunch is that the brain is so much more complex than _any_ programming language - that drawing out likenesses to one over the others is overdoing it. It's like s
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by timinman 13y ago
This is going to EXPLODE all over the Internet!
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by timinman 13y ago
The title is overly pessimistic. We may have wanted flying cars, but the mobile internet is far more empowering/revolutionary than moving cars to the air. The problem the article highlights will self-correct. Twitter is a good additional ne
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by timinman 13y ago
The page has changed since this was posted. Originally it was in the style of a kickstarter campaign, offering 'something' to anyone who paid $20. He made a self-effacing joke about capitalising on his recent exposure. He said He could ask
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by timinman 13y ago
Awesome. See you on the 18th!
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by timinman 13y ago
I'm trying to sign in, but every time I push the button, an algorithm sends me two seconds back in time and I am forced to start the process over.
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by timinman 14y ago
BTC seems to like that announcement. It's still climbing.
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by timinman 14y ago
I guess it's natural for successful people to be treated like sages, but I've commonly had the same feeling the OP expressed - you have to wade through people's 'wisdom'. Sometimes they are just out of touch.
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Flat-UI Is Already Being Used for the Good of Humanity(dontbashthestache.com)
1 points by timinman 14y ago|0 comments
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by timinman 14y ago
OK, thanks. It wasn't my intent.
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by timinman 14y ago
The unofficial download has been available for a while. It's pretty neat, you can build programmatically. Here's the best part. On my (slightly tweaked) 512MB Raspberry pi, this runs flawless at fullscreen, way smoother than on my MacBook P
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by timinman 14y ago
My evolution as a JavaScript Developer: 1. I found out I could use Rails helpers to make really cool stuff. It generated ugly JavaScript code and errors that no one could see. No one got hurt. Win. 2. I realized I could use Prototype.js dir
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by timinman 14y ago
I'm nearly done with my thirties - a time when many of us start to feel uncomfortable about how much time we have left to make our mark. I didn't make a ton of money or change the whole world in my twenties, but I did marry a great woman ea
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by timinman 14y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to disparage open source or people creating open source software - I love it!. The point I was trying to make was that even people with good ideals are fallible.
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by timinman 14y ago
It's certainly not Twitter's fault. Lately, the open source community's underbelly has been exposed. "But open source is right and we are the good guys?!", or... "But I know those guys and they are usually really cool!" We want to categoriz
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by timinman 14y ago
This is an example of a proper apology.
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by timinman 14y ago
None died on my watch: var saveTheirSouls = function() { $('img').trigger('mouseover'); setTimeout( function() { if ($('img').length > 1) { return saveTheirSouls() } else { return false; } }, 1000); }; saveTh
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by timinman 14y ago
This attitude will go a long way toward healing our schools' deficiencies. My own school experience (in the USA) was pretty painful at times. Since graduation I've realized that I actually love learning - it's probably my greatest drive. Sc
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by timinman 14y ago
This demonstrates that journalism's money problem is not linked to the rise of the Internet, but to credibility.
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by timinman 14y ago
I can confirm that this method produced the desired change in a Rails 2.1.2 app.
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by timinman 14y ago
I think that is a little too deep. I think _why is a nickname. Lots of people on the Internet use nicknames. He's posting stuff to his domain again, and people who are excited about that don't need to be told not to be.
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by timinman 14y ago
Why was a prolific coder. He also reached out to newbies and made programming fun.
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Two Ruby Giants: _why Interviews DHH on Christmas Eve, 2004(viewsourcecode.org)
3 points by timinman 14y ago|0 comments
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by timinman 14y ago
That was fun - possibly the seed of a great video game :) . Probably the easiest fix for the controls would be to limit which mouse movements move the shape: moving down would spin it up, but moving up would do nothing. Moving left would sp

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