zackbrown

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   Famo.us Launch Event Live Stream(youtube.com)

   1 points by zackbrown 13y ago|0 comments
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   It's implemented using a CSS animation that's decorating all of the <em> tags (which is what Google uses to wrap the matched search terms on the page and make them bold.) This is why the word "html" also blinks on
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   I've taken to tipping 18%, and the process I use to calculate that mentally starts with what you mentioned, but with one more step: Divide by 10 for 10%; double that number for 20%. Take 10% away from that number to get 18%. E.g.
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   [x] Discrete Mathematics
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   Legislation aside, I think it's important to note the US's cultural distinctness here (probably in an unhealthy way.) I spent a year after college backpacking, and I was surprised to find that productivity and travel aren't
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   I don't think it would be too difficult to find a candidate who could at least talk through or whiteboard out an imperative solution to this. If a candidate couldn't come up with at least an outline of a solution, I probably woul
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   Don't you think calling this a "little app" and "toy campus app" is a little bit condescending? And that dismissing it as a simple rehashing of other ideas is not actually constructive? How many successful new pro
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   One option for a location-aware system like this: the chatroom-defining radius could be adjusted elastically to make it so there are always enough people to chat with, even if the nearest is many miles away.
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   by zackbrown 13y ago

   When working with dynamic code, it’s an incredible boon to productivity to be able to quickly locate the definition of functions so you can build a complete mental context about what’s going on. Imagine the 'incredible boon to produc
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    by zackbrown 13y ago

    I think we're addressing different points in the article, especially in that 'readability' and 'complexity' are distinct. Also, I think the author does make valid points, which is why I qualified that we can all ch
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    by zackbrown 13y ago

    This sounds similar to an argument you could make for writing all of your code in assembly instead of C (or other higher-level languages.) Yes, there's a layer of obscurity between a program written in C and the resulting assembly: a
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    by zackbrown 13y ago

    Agreed! This is a well presented walkthrough of a useful cross section of Angular concepts.