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jeremydw
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Comment #34164038
Interested in hearing any tales of build vs. buy for CMS. Anyone have anything to report? Medium/large size company usage would be interesting to me.
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Comment #32145604
Sounds like someone has never been asked to clone and run software targeting Python 3.x when their system-installed Python is 3.y and the two are incompatible.
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Comment #32143014
This comment section itself clearly shows how crazy dependency and environment management is in Python. In this thread alone, we've received instructions to... - poetry - "Just pin…
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Comment #30809496
Foo Fighters have always meant a lot to me and I am a huge fan of Taylor Hawkins. I’ve been overloaded at work the past few weeks running my company, and have been heavily enjoying…
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Comment #30448696
Personally I'd like it a lot. I think applications half of the screen can make sense. It'd be great to use to place things off screen that I may not need to use actively like Chrom…
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Comment #29506662
Someone should make a compiler that converts inline styles to Tailwind so then you don't have to learn Tailwind but can still use Tailwind. For example it can convert ` ` to ` `. P…
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Comment #29506630
I don't think this is quite right. I'm not a tailwind user but I think the following: ``` Foo Bar Baz ``` gets generated to: ```html Foo Bar Baz ``` ```css .flex { display: flex; }…
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Comment #25886941
Instead of running Chrome and Chromium, try Chrome and Chrome Beta (or Dev/Nightly)? You can run the same profile in both and have two instances open.
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Comment #24033945
Noticed that keyboard navigation (tabbing, focus order, focus rings, etc.) didn't work on this site. Maybe I'm being pedantic but a baseline for good UX should be accessibility.
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Comment #23331957
Often, it's not the developers that are at fault. Middle managers, cross-functional people, etc. ask developers to cram garbage into otherwise would-be lean pages. Developers often…
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Comment #22635159
IDK. I get that it's a hard problem, but it's a solvable one. It's not like it's some equation or law of science that needs to be discovered. It can be solved with money and effort…
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Comment #22635152
I understand. But, it's about keeping a reserve. On one hand, it's wasteful. On the other hand, a maintained reserve can save lives. This is a problem that can be solved with money…
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Comment #22635010
I keep seeing articles like this pop up. During one of the first coronavirus press conferences, the White House invited CEOs from Walmart, Target, CVS, etc. – presumably to show st…
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Comment #12569772
What is that speculation based on? Why wouldn't Google want more browsers to be able to Cast? My opinion: I feel like this is a pro-user move with an unfortunate side effect of bre…
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Comment #11491955
Speculation: The production of this page was likely handled by Marketing, which functionally likely sits in a different org within FB and doesn't have access to many eng resources.…
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Comment #11379291
This is how I distribute Grow (grow.io), a Python program. It's worked really well so far, but it's also produced a few issues in development, for me. For example, PyInstaller itse…
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Comment #9697178
I can reproduce it. In order to fix it, I have to refresh the page. Happens on my Mac all the time when accessing G+ from a browser window that may be a different size from the bro…
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Comment #9682853
You can double click in a window's title bar to get (what I think is) the same behavior as in pre-Yosemite versions of OS X.
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Comment #9301574
Generally, on pages/domains where you may provide users with a sign in box (such as the Google Accounts login page), you want to disallow other sites from iframing your page to pre…
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Comment #9160626
I tried it. Why did they have to send me an email containing my quotes, versus just displaying the quotes on a results page? That seems particularly un-Googley. I hope my email add…
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Comment #8442190
Feedback: It's kind of hard to understand this statement. Your product is basically a client-side API that allows my application to use your API to integrate with a third-party sto…