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jrub

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    Comment #44650373

    I get the frustration, but I think Tailwind’s biggest win is what it trades: structure and locality instead of style purity. Traditional CSS gives you basically nothing in terms of…

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    Comment #10127463

    I think these exmples are largely worthless also. Every time I see something like this - I all but dismiss it. It seems like the aim/value proposition is to make life easier by rem…

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    Comment #9836294

    There are so many people in the tech industry that have no business being there, that suck and have no passion, that are assholes and aren't willing to teach newcomers. The fact th…

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    Comment #9822869

    I used to write scripts to chop down trees, practice healing, mine and smelt ore, cast "fireball" on myself so I could level up my magic skills...lol I remember a specific time whe…

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    Comment #9822842

    Same. When I first heard the term "shard," I thought we were talking about UO. I still think about it every time time I hear "shard." I don't ever run into anyone who has played UO…

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    Comment #9642094

    Legitimate question: The whole "delete when you're done' practice is a pretty common tenant to secure communication. However, there are plenty of cases where having that historical…

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    Comment #8923899

    The poor design of these parking signs is actually "a feature, not a bug." Parking tickets in the cities which have these sorts of sign issues (DC, NYC, Chicago, ATL, etc) make up …

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    Comment #8515914

    I also don't get push notifications of my e-mail. I also don't get a ton, but it's a well known fact to my colleagues that I don't reply to e-mail instantly and if they're sending …

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    Comment #8174285

    The "unnecessary syntax" that a lot of people tend to loathe, I actually prefer. Maybe not semi-colons, but it takes me a day or two to get out of/into the habit of typing semi-col…

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    Ask HN: SCSS/Sass vs. LESS

    In talking to other web designers/developers, reading blog posts, and seeing "Show HN" posts, it seems that there are a lot of people who prefer SCSS/Sass over LESS. There are larg…

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    Comment #8148610

    I didn't go to one of those 3-Month programs, but I've interviewed some people who have. Just like any other education program, you're going to get out what you put in. There is on…

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    Comment #8019815

    > But I also have to admit I feel quite some anxiety when I feel a taxi driver is going to screw me over. This will happen a lot. You have to be the kind of guy that can stand up f…

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    Comment #7912558

    Maybe someone can enlighten me; but why does AT&T seem like a popular launch partner with new mobile handsets? The only reasons I can come up with are a) money (AT&T taking a small…

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    Comment #7603369

    I use a combination of pocket + bookmarks for similar use cases that dragdis solves; I like the concept of dragdis a lot (it's like pocket with better organization, plus the awesom…

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    Comment #7379902

    In the case of User.getName, why do you re-define that method just to call the prototype's method? Doesn't creating the object from the parent prototype bring that getName method t…

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    Comment #7372645

    I think you're describing an HMAC[1] authentication code here. Certainly signing your requests as actually having come from your application is a legitimate means of security. But …

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    Comment #7075900

    browserify, +1.

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    Comment #7075887

    and underscore. not for DOM, but for some functional compatibility (map, forEach, etc). Plus, it's convenience methods quickly become indispensable. _(fn).bind(this), anyone?

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    Comment #7036851

    Buying likes (beyond a certain point) anymore is largely an outdated methodology. Once you've got a significant number of likes for your Page on Facebook (which is kind of a case-b…

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    Comment #6728886

    Finally!