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jjjjjosh

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About jjjjjosh

Director of Engineering at AdColony. Say hello!

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    Comment #14843238

    Hands-down, Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby ( http://www.poodr.com/ ) - some of it I don't agree with but it's all wonderfully put-together: clear and concise, with wonder…

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    Comment #11205424

    AdColony | Bellevue, WA (Seattle area) | ONSITE AdColony, the world’s premium mobile video ad network and an innovation leader in HD mobile video advertising, is looking for Softwa…

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    Comment #9574691

    yeah, it's ES6 shorthand for `keyUp: function (event) {`; the new syntax is valid both in objects and class definitions.

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    Comment #6316968

    and also have meaning. If I put some text in an tag, it's because I want it to have emphasis, no?

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    Comment #6193076

    That switch isn't draggable. It becomes a UX antipattern – a false affordance – if you can't swipe it on/off.

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    Comment #5546121

    I just tested this with native copy-paste, and - at least on OSX - as long as whatever you're pasting has the same number of lines as you have cursors, you'll get that same line-to…

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    Comment #5168183

    "civil disobedience is not about sticking it to The Man, but about getting into the sort of vulnerable position that makes it possible to win people over with dialogue." I find tha…

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    Comment #5096205

    I have one that reminds me to check-in to GymPact when I go to the gym, and then I set reminders like my example above a couple of times per week probably. I definitely wasn't inte…

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    Comment #5093996

    I'd argue that Apple makes it possible to create location-aware reminders, but not necessarily "very easy." Say I want to set up a reminder to pick up some dish soap next time I'm …

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    Comment #4903245

    Just to add: NP actually stands for "non-deterministic polynomial," meaning that if we had non-deterministic computers (like the NFAs you may remember from Automata Theory that can…

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    Comment #4606297

    Re: hybrid pagination, I like the idea - but that particular implementation was a little wonky for me. Since the reading area was taller than my browser window, so I scrolled down …

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    Comment #4588341

    If not for jQuery, I'd have probably never learned Javascript, because I would have gotten frustrated with dealing with weird cross-browser gotchas too much to ever get anything do…

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    Comment #4362904

    The VintageEx extension for Sublime includes vim-style search and replace, among many other things.

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    Comment #3785514

    I think there's a subtle but important difference between "what you wear sends a message" and "you'll judge me based on what I wear." You're shifting the agency away from yourself …

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    Comment #3782916

    Jesse Thorn on why how you dress matters: When you dress, you are making a statement; not a fashion statement, but a statement of identity. If you put on a jacket and tie, for exam…

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    Comment #3670397

    Here's the whole talk: http://vimeo.com/36579366