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jlembeck

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About jlembeck

my public key: https://keybase.io/jefflembeck; my proof: https://keybase.io/jefflembeck/sigs/r7dZtJzkc3xINzYd_PyKUVEWhuFsOTrJnSbhecn_tPY

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    While it does leave out server rendering time, that could not possibly account for several seconds of difference. TTFB could maybe be increased by 300-500ms… 1/10th of what gains a…

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    I did and many of my classmates did as well (graduated in 2010).

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    Comment #6885093

    This is a great move. Thank you.

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    Comment #6470263

    If you wanted to keep the same informality, "guys and gals" would be the appropriate way to do this. As stated above, girl is a female child.

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    Comment #4413039

    I used to hire in a shop that did a lot of Ruby and if we were hiring for a junior position, Python was perfectly acceptable as a language to know. Knowing a dynamic language, bein…

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    Comment #3717289

    Yeah, I won't learn something because somebody might think that I'm a jerk for knowing it. This is mostly due to an uninformed, judgmental, and very specific piece of the populace …

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    Comment #3685560

    This is really great stuff. Kudos to the Edgecase/New Context teams.

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    Comment #3644811

    Sencha and jQuery Mobile seem to be solving two very different problems. jQM delivers something that works across a variety of browsers that Sencha is not capable of serving to. Do…

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    I find that with the insane amount of meetings and interruptions I might face in any given day that don't contribute to "coding time," this works really well to ensure that I'm get…

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    Comment #3155233

    Congratulations on another release!

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    Comment #3137663

    I think that if somebody just skips over programming-related things that they don't understand, it might be indicative that they are destined to be bad at programming.

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    Comment #3122578

    As a web developer, the Android web browser is now a constant nemesis for me. It's painfully slow and it doesn't adhere to HTML5 standards worth a damn. iOS5's mobile safari works …