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by zalew 13y ago
he probably copypasted it from a spreadsheet/calculator that just rounded the decimal.
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by zalew 13y ago
Have you tried 'position: fixed' on mobile? Position fixed support is a mess across mobile webkit browsers, and last time I checked the most bulletproof way to implement it was still to put the content in a scrollable container -
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by zalew 13y ago
"Alpha was the first product out of the gate, launched in reaction to something Twitter did. Subsequently, much development was in building Twitter-like things. So its little wonder that people associate App.net with, well, Twitter. A
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by zalew 13y ago
In some areas of Warsaw there are more ATMs than places where you can actually spend money, and card usage is ridiculously high to the point where if a store doesn't accept one you're pissed and think of the place as savages (well
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by zalew 13y ago
because the browser scrollbar doesn't work well enough?
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Tracking ECMAScript 6 support(addyosmani.com)
2 points by zalew 13y ago|0 comments
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by zalew 13y ago
> Use Pathogen for managing them. or Vundle or NeoBundle
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by zalew 13y ago
well, that's kind of funny, because I made this https://gist.github.com/zalew/6227522 for my work with Foundation. yeah, you should use Foundation, but because it's a better product, not because of class name
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by zalew 13y ago
some argue gitignoring node_modules http://www.futurealoof.com/posts/nodemodules-in-git.html
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by zalew 13y ago
https://twitter.com/zalew/tech-python https://twitter.com/zalew/tech-javascript https://twitter.com/zalew/tech-clojure https://twitter.com/zalew/podcasts
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by zalew 13y ago
> if you're close to 50/50, say 45/55, you need to just make it 50/50, come on. and when there is a disagreement, the whole company is stuck.
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by zalew 13y ago
yeah, I know, I will build campaign tracking links for everything. thanks for your advice. > Changing topic, nice pics you have in flickr tx :)
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by zalew 13y ago
I expect the most common age span around 21-35ish, tech savvy, not limited by any profession at all, and the website focuses around lifestyle/hobby, so there is no specific business activity to tie it to. Govt agency - must be bored at
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by zalew 13y ago
he wants 10 best stories that interest him, not top 10 upvoted (that includes the new version of cofeescript or bootstrap).
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by zalew 13y ago
time zone aware obviously, yes.
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by zalew 13y ago
not sure, but you can check out the ones exotic domain finders (like http://domai.nr/ and http://domize.com/ ) use as affiliate.
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Ask HN: best hours to send invite emails?
3 points by zalew 13y ago|7 comments
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by zalew 13y ago
> a.k.a. as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAS_syndrome
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by zalew 13y ago
aren't these ads like, half a decade old? or sth new came up?
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by zalew 13y ago
Yes, the second is a bit forced, couldn't remember what was the other case I banged my head against the desk. I'm a Python programmer too, maybe that's why I expected the language will prevent me from mismatching blocks of co
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by zalew 13y ago
Compilers/interpreters complain about code that's invalid. Since the code is valid it shouldn't interfer, the problem is in the language's syntax design that's prone to shooting yourself in the foot. The design lets
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by zalew 13y ago
I'm a fan of Morozov too, and yeah, topic organization on discussion boards is a task that can actually be solved with technology :)
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by zalew 13y ago
current js loops for sure will not, but I guess maintaining full backward compatibility would be a hard task, so I assume at some point CS will evolve to support only the newer standards. ie6 compatibility it's something jeremy talks a
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by zalew 13y ago
(I know, OPs can't downvote direct comments) You're right that people should try out stuff before criticising, and in general I support the notion; yet I fully understand people who don't want to jump ship onto very new thing
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by zalew 13y ago
> What I find sad, though, is that most people who dislike CoffeeScript don’t truly know it. They haven’t taken the time to really learn it, or even try it. Their reactions are usually knee-jerk, or based on fallacies. [...] The explana
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by zalew 13y ago
Actually coffee's js is currently compatible down to IE6, which the author said is what he wants to support at this point. So unless MS were planning to backport ES6 compatible JavaScript to the dead IE6, CoffeeScript supporting ES6 wi
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by zalew 13y ago
ugly? you know you're supposed to adapt css to your design, not the other way around, right?
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by zalew 13y ago
almost like every publishing media ever. the general design of HN is to be simplistic, but with the current popularity it doesn't scale. IMO even [strictly tech] [everything else] would work, although I'd prefer a more advanced op
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by zalew 13y ago
HN needs tagging or even general categories, so we can filter topics out.
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by zalew 13y ago
> Of course, I think this is partly the result of not teaching civics in schools. We have civics at high school (of course not in the Finland sense, sadly), and I somehow fail to see the correlation.

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