ultimatedelman

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by ultimatedelman 12y ago
Parallax... that word does not mean what you think it means. These are just fancy scroll effects. Parallax would have been things in the background moving slower than things in the foreground. Your background is simply static.
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A SuperPAC to end all SuperPACs(mayone.us)
5 points by ultimatedelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by ultimatedelman 12y ago
Hi pistle, I've been on Hacker News a while. I found the argument that took place on this Stack Exchange to be very civil, interesting, and relevant, so I posted it here among other intelligent people like yourself to engage in civil,
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by ultimatedelman 12y ago
Anecdotal evidence is not real evidence. Most people I know who own a car have never killed anybody, therefore cars don't kill people. Only bad drivers kill people. Sounds silly, right? Also, your block of knives is orders of magnitude
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Is "Guns don't kill people, people kill people" a valid argument?(philosophy.stackexchange.com)
18 points by ultimatedelman 12y ago|26 comments
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CSS Shapes(alistapart.com)
4 points by ultimatedelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by ultimatedelman 12y ago
"But it will be the best for a great number of screws," he said, matter-of-factly.
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
That's totally fine and understandable. However, what if I decide that I want to do something a bit more complex? Data-driven, even? What if I want more interactivity? Now I am limited by what your tool can do, and I've already ta
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
i actually came here to say pretty much the same thing. as a front end dev, i thought the site looked and functioned pretty well. if you can get someone to build that complex of a site with some "non-coding" tools, well done. my c
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Mozilla is not Chik-Fil-A(benmoskowitz.com)
63 points by ultimatedelman 13y ago|64 comments
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
i subscribe to nearly all of these and can vouch for them being a welcome sight in my inbox. sure, a lot of the links are HN repeats, but some are not :)
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
To anyone on my team reading this: DON'T YOU DARE :)
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
it's not, unless you're speaking spanish or any language that has genders for nouns. verbs can't have genders, and frankly i'm insulted that someone would take the verb "love" and make it either feminine or mas
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
What's the upgrade code? :D
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
I know I'm a little late to the party, and it's very likely no one will read this comment, but after having read all these comments, it just sounds like the people who are poo-pooing CSS just... don't know how to use it very
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
I know this is a shameless plug, but my company, Mighty Spring ( http://www.mightyspring.com/getstarted ) has a ton of front end people who would be interested in working at your startup ;)
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
can't beat it my ass! http://i.imgur.com/xKTvH81.png :) great game. i enjoyed it! very similar to super meat boy
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
I guess there's another reason... http://xkcd.com/303/
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
this sounds like the most frustrating experience for a user ever
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
while the effects are well done, the examples given render the UX unusable. it's nearly impossible to view all the photos in a set because the one being hovered covers the others. of course there are better ways to handle this in a fin
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HTML5 Incremental Search(jsfiddle.net)
1 points by ultimatedelman 13y ago|0 comments
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
100% is a bit... hyperbolic. I work in SOMA and paid a white dude for my sandwich today.
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
of course, that's the intent of the site. i actually think it did a pretty good job of that. sure, it's displayed on pretty people, but those pictures do a pretty good job displaying the versatility of the product in how it can be
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
i'm actually really impressed by the misfits site, but maybe that's the front end dev in me talking. they should be preloading images for the next step while you're looking at the current step, though.
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
looks like a nice-looking version of the Yet-Another-Watch-Thing connected to an app. i am always confused by the utility of said app... it looks like i'm supposed to be looking at my phone while i'm doing my workout to get the ti
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Monster.com Acquires Talent Bin(techcrunch.com)
1 points by ultimatedelman 13y ago|0 comments
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
cool tech but i have to remember where i made my buttons? what if there's music playing in the background?
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
I think a game that maps your home or yard or street or whatever, recognizes common objects like trees, benches, cars, houses, people, etc, skins them with some sort of other-worldly skin, and allows you to walk around in the world finding
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
Ok, let's modify my example from "some guy" to "some guy you know" and imagine that a lot of people know this guy, and he's always standing outside that store. The store would get mad for sure. Don't get m
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by ultimatedelman 13y ago
Actually, it is doing something illegal. It's injecting a button on Amazon.com's webpage (without their consent) trying to swoop your business from them by offering a slightly lower price. The more equivalent analogy is, you'

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