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jimrhoskins

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    Another cool thing is it appears to scale/move the image to match the desired point, at least in some cases. Try moving your pointer around to different positions very close to the…

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    Comment #8517353

    Didn't heroku turn off legacy routing last week? I was getting emails warning me to update to their new routing rules by Monday. Seems like it could be related.

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    Comment #8390837

    Strange, with the Disconnect extension enabled, all I saw was the code, and not the annotation which I think is the meat of this submission. If you don't see anything, try disablin…

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    Comment #7849471

    Curricula definitely vary. I can anecdotally confirm this list is spot on. I did learn SQL and regular expressions, but I'm pretty sure they were technically electives, so I could …

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    Comment #7439789

    Now for a 2048 clone of TLDs!

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    Comment #7439773

    Coincidentally I created http://2048.directory that is a repo that accepts PRs

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    Comment #6924372

    Support team has a slightly different schedule to make sure Fridays and even weekends have coverage. I'm not exactly sure what the schedule is, I'd have to ask.

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    Comment #6924329

    You can see our full team, and their responsibilities here ( http://teamtreehouse.com/about ) The content team (teachers, video, audio, motion design) is a sizable portion of the c…

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    Comment #6902375

    Yes, assuming you mean your own docker registry. Docker has open sourced https://github.com/dotcloud/docker-registry Remember the registry deals with the actual data, and delegates…

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    Comment #6678326

    I'm so confused by the comments here. Did I miss a line where they say AngularJS is being discontinued for AngularDart?

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    Comment #6314472

    Unfortunately, not everyone can down vote, and the fastest route to getting enough points to do so is to make the comments we are complaining about to gather the upvotes.

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    Comment #6036445

    This made me look twice, as I work for (Team) Treehouse. Coincidentally, the last company I worked for was called Avatar International, so the company in the article "Treehouse Ava…

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    Comment #5652967

    Good stuff. I like telescope. Largely the reason we rolled our own is for us to easily integrate it with our auth. We use a bunch of internal tools, and having them integrated with…

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    Comment #5650754

    Well it's primary purpose was to cut email. And it has. We had a lot of emails that had a lot of replies that were not actionable, like birthday emails, and new hire intros. After …

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    Comment #5650571

    I replied in more depth, but it came down to making it private and authenticating against our own app via oauth. Hacking existing solutions seemed like more work than building our …

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    Comment #5650557

    Hey, I wrote this, so I can answer a few of the questions. Why not discourse/reddit/telescope/etc...? I looked into those. Solving the problem we needed a few basic things, posts, …

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    Comment #5362055

    I don't believe ui.bootstrap actually depends on angular-ui, the project is just rolled into angular-ui's brand/github org. They could probably be more clear about that. All three …

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    Comment #5232022

    Yes, but it's also suitable for "real" applications. I write a lot of hobby/side projects just for experimenting and learning, and Angular has become my framework of choice. You ca…

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    What a great idea! Thanks!

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    Comment #5172859

    Congrats on deploying your app Jason! All of the lessons learned in your article are really good ones, particularly about reading documentation, and even copying code at first. It'…