znbailey

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   by znbailey 17y ago

   There was an explanation of this during the TC50 presentation and in the Q&A afterward. From my simple understanding, this is a management application layered on top of the Mechanical Turk platform which is able to provide more robust
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   by znbailey 17y ago

   Decatur/Candler Park, GA, US
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   by znbailey 17y ago

   Great point. I meant to mention this in my list of cons but it slipped my mind.
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   by znbailey 17y ago

   The author fails to mention another very common approach that does not suffer (as badly) from the nested set approach. This strategy is called "materialized path". In the materialized path strategy, each node/row has its full path in the tr
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   by znbailey 17y ago

   It looks like they announced they will be making a concession to bring back at least some of the old behavior: http://blog.twitter.com/2009/05/we-learned-lot.html The jist: they're bringing back the old behavior only when the message star
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   by znbailey 18y ago

   We use it where I work and the designers like it a lot. It works very well to build cross-browser layouts in a very quick and simple manner and has drastically reduced the amount of time it takes them to cut PSDs into raw XHTML/CSS. One dow