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kylecesmat

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About kylecesmat

dev & design from Tempe, AZ - kylecesmat.com

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    Comment #19819023

    Formidable employee here: To be quite honest we are compensated very fairly for our industry already and this program is not meant to ‘provide a living wage’ by any means. Instead,…

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    Comment #11637484

    Location: Seattle Remote: Maybe? Willing to relocate: No, I love it here! Technologies: React/Redux, Node/Hapi, Electron/React Native/Cordova, some Python (raspberry pi). Have dabb…

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    Comment #11206655

    Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Would consider Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React/Redux, SASS/CSSModules, Hapi/Express/Node, some React Native/iOS Résumé/CV: https://github.…

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    Comment #10895023

    Its not horribly broken, IE11/10 is well supported with prefixes & past flexbox-spec properties. Autoprefixer does all the work there. For IE9/8 you could rely on polyfills like ht…

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    Comment #10073785

    It works in some cases as a pattern of keeping components very modular and only loading the styles on the page that a single component needs. And I think it works well in cases whe…

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    Comment #9725881

    A quick google search on the matter will reveal many sources. Though not the most professional news syndicate, VICE ran a great story a few months ago on the environmental impacts …

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    Comment #9459087

    AFAIK This script came from Tympanus/Codrops, not VI. I've used a version of this script as well for a project. I mean, it'd be better if Marek used even a modified background inst…

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    Comment #9396534

    Issue #1 is classic. Running 'Fuck' twice attempts to evaluate the previous 'Fuck'- and returns 'fsck' - which tries to forcefully check your mounted drive. I wouldn't trust this a…

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    Comment #9384012

    For most coffees you're going to want to be a little higher, around 198-203 degrees for proper extraction. Very good choice to never place it in the dishwasher, it takes just a few…

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    Comment #8120963

    It seems to be intermittent right now, Instagram is experiencing outages as well.