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wallawe
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WayUp (formerly Campus Job - YCW15) - https://www.wayup.com/joinus/ - ONSITE preferred WayUp is the largest marketplace for college students to find part-time jobs, internships, and full-time entry level jobs for gradu
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WayUp (formerly Campus Job - YCW15) - https://www.wayup.com/joinus/ - ONSITE preferred WayUp is the largest marketplace for college students to find part-time jobs, internships, and full-time entry level jobs for gradu
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WayUp (formerly Campus Job - YCW15) - https://www.wayup.com/joinus/ WayUp is the largest marketplace for college students to find part-time jobs, internships, and full-time entry level jobs for graduating students. Eve
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11y ago
> What good is a billion dollar startup if it pays little US tax? Your line of thought implies that the only way a company can add value to the economy is through employment and taxes. You only need to look for a couple seconds at the me
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11y ago
In chrome you can just open up dev tools, select an iphone emulator (6+ if you want the biggest screen), and refresh.
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11y ago
I think he's asking what to use on the front-end. The author of these tutorials (at least from what I've watched so far) uses axios: https://github.com/mzabriskie/axios
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WayUp (formerly Campus Job - YCW15) - https://www.wayup.com/joinus/ WayUp is the largest marketplace for college students to find part-time jobs, internships, and full-time entry level jobs for graduating students. Eve
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11y ago
hmm, this brings a completely new meaning to the phrase 'circle jerk'
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Creator of 5-hour Energy Wants to Power Homes with Bikes
(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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11y ago
Totally agree. That style guide has changed the way I write Angular apps completely, and it feels so much cleaner.
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12y ago
Yeah, I presumed I wasn't the first under the sun to do it; just thought it would be interesting to write about since some of my fellow front-enders hadn't seen the technique and google didn't turn up either of those links :)
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12y ago
Just for the record, the data and arrangement of the data in the blog post is completely contrived.
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12y ago
Yeah, I wanted to focus on using pseudo elements to pull content in from data-attrs but obviously I could/should have gone into more detail on the other bits and pieces. Thanks for the suggestion.
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12y ago
It's definitely not for every scenario. It will depend on your data, whether or not you need sorting as you mentioned, and how many total rows there are in the table (card effect becomes too much after 20 or so). However for this simpl
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12y ago
I linked to that post in the in the article and mentioned the reasons it was slightly different but built upon that idea. He throws his content in the stylesheets.
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12y ago
TM took over back in the late 80's as the underdog because they made the great business decision to give venues a cut of the pie as opposed to charging venues for their services - which is what their competitors did at the time. They q
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12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGsalg2f9js&t=7m40s
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12y ago
"There is nothing which I dread so much as a division of the republic into two great parties, each arranged under its leader, and concerting measures in opposition to each other. This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the
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12y ago
That's just the thing - I don't think 'playing it safe' is the goal in Washington, or at least not the only one. As is, the goal for contractors is to stay on a project as long as possible, earning more money over a long
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Show HN: Turn any event into a focus group with DialTest
(dialtestapp.com)
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12y ago
Unfortunately, you are in the vast minority of people, probably even on hacker news (I would guess less that 1% of overall population [1]). So the decision has to be made, just like whether you want to support IE7 users, whether or not you
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Show HN: SemanticKit – Semantic UI Templates, Snippets and More
(semantickit.com)
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I think this is a legitimate question. Personally, it would be cool to scan lists of API's for idea inspiration but this doesn't really provide that functionality. Now what would be cool here, is if the APIs returned here had do
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Did you watch the interview? Jessica flat out states that he is a great father. And the fact that they haven't fought in the years they've been married once about something as huge as YC says enough about their relationship. My po
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Paul Graham is somewhat of a modern day hero. Forget the rappers and the athletes, he is the embodiment of a good, moral and sensible person. Great husband and parent, great sense of humor, and all of this aside from what he has done for th
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Not quite. I live in Arlington, VA and they're currently facing hurtles but they still service the area. For a while there, cops were pulling suspected Uber drivers over and fining them between 500 and 2k (I even had drivers ask me to
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12y ago
I had to look up about half of the words in the first paragraph ;) How can I reach out to to you to chat more about these use cases?
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This has been mentioned a few times. Knocking this to the top of the todo list.
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Completely agree and will be adding the official stuff later this week. I had been procrastinating on getting this out there so I figured I'd throw it on HN and see what people thought, then go from there. If people didn't see a n
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12y ago
Thanks, this was inspired after using qualaroo and having a good experience but $250 a month is nuts.
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