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briancray

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    Comment #6914496

    I would suggest also allowing CSS selectors as a fallback. Text changes often whereas a selector will change less often, producing a more reliable point of interaction. I would als…

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    Comment #6736434

    The infrastructure for plastic cards will be around for a very long time. I think the author is ignoring the very expensive need for infrastructure changes. It's the same reason wh…

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    Comment #6333707

    Opinions/feedback welcome.

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    Comment #5117632

    Looks like they need a better web server to go with that redesign

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    Show HN: Redesigned a mashup of mine, nearby tweets

    Would appreciate feedback/if you see something wacky

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    Comment #3817863

    Can anyone hear the flush sound?

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    Javascript module pattern: When to use it and why

    There's been a few criticisms of the pattern, and I wanted to clear the air a little.

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    Comment #2632930

    I really like this comment regarding C-oid languages vs. scripting languages: "Premature optimization is usually not worth it."

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    Comment #2632929

    I really like this comment regarding C-oid languages vs. scripting languages: "Premature optimization is usually not worth it."

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    Comment #2548382

    Good point

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    Comment #2474073

    Good one, and thanks for the pointer!

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    Ask HN: Should I make a clean VIM reference site?

    Problem: Vim tips and files are scattered all over the web. Usually in sites that are brutally difficult to use. Yet there are TONS of people using VIM. Solution: A contrastingly c…

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    Comment #2463423

    Bad title, good points.