Sakes

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by Sakes 8y ago
When done correctly and performantly, animations in web apps allow for a user experience that is closer to that of native apps.
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by Sakes 8y ago
If available in all major browsers, I'd use it for collapsable horizontal/vertical navigation panes/bars.
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by Sakes 8y ago
Good advice, I'll set it up. The problem I ran into with react-router-redux was the requirement of using location to provide the value for a key on CSSTransition. I had to use this implementation to solve the problem of the missing e
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by Sakes 8y ago
Sure! Will do. Honestly, I was just building it for myself, so no mailing list. But I'd be excited to see how you like it. The problem I'm aiming to solve is nested route animations, and allowing for different animations to be ap
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by Sakes 8y ago
I'm literally working on a lib to solve this right now, specifically to be used with react-router. If you want I can contact you when finished and you can give it a whirl. Implementation will look something like <TransitionGroupRou
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by Sakes 9y ago
I agree. Coding is not fun because writing a command that a machine can compute is inherently enjoyable. Coding is fun because you can manipulate a machine and build something you want that didn't exist before. I downloaded GameSalad
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by Sakes 9y ago
You have to take into account a person's expectations of themselves as well as the scope of what they are trying to learn. If your expectations are overly ambitious, it's hard. If you are trying to learn to code some narrowly sco
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by Sakes 9y ago
There are a number of things you can do to improve performance of queries generated by ORMs. * Make sure you are indexing properly * limit the number of items returned by introducing paging * use lazy loading where applicable I'm sure
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by Sakes 9y ago
It appears to me that this is a tool to identify a market / need that is not being met. There are people who simply want a product/service, no desire for ownership. They post what they'd be will to pay for it, as a customer,
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by Sakes 10y ago
As far as I have observed, the only thing people consistently respond to is pain. This can be done through the introduction / removal / or threat of pain. It'd be nice if we all empathized more with other people's pain
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by Sakes 10y ago
For me, it's fear, fear of being dependent upon an economic/labor system that does not favor labor. If you are not an owner, and make a living selling your time, you are threatened by both outsourcing and automation. As a program
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by Sakes 10y ago
"This might be controversial, but I don't think you get to be a half decent developer without being a reasonable sysadmin." Couldn't this argument be applied to any developer for any discipline/speciality? Sure, mor
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by Sakes 10y ago
You were originally correct. They currently have one book specific to California. They do have federal books as well that apply nation wide, but as most lawyers are highly specialized, that may not apply to what you do?
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by Sakes 10y ago
I'll reach out to them. I used to do some contract coding for them. They may have more books for Cali that haven't made it to the marketing site.
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by Sakes 10y ago
If you are in either Texas or California check out https://www.oconnors.com/ (formerly Jones McClure Publishing) They have an online reader for all their legal commentary books. They've invested heavily in search. It
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by Sakes 10y ago
Down vote instead of engaging in a discussion? Here's another comment for you to down vote.
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by Sakes 10y ago
Definitely a reasonable critique. What I didn't originally realize is that medium is more than blogging software. It promotes community among writers. You can also create an account and just follow people. (Yes, I know this is obvio
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Medium.com has such a beautiful UX (please ignore, just a love post)
3 points by Sakes 10y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: What css frameworks do you use for email templates?
1 points by Sakes 10y ago|0 comments
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by Sakes 10y ago
I suspect he didn't want the main point of the article being lost in partisan internet arguments. If he said Fox was bad news, the conservatives would lose it. If he said MSNBC was bad news the liberals would lose it. I assume Snopes
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by Sakes 10y ago
> I think the only thing toxic here is how you write and view other humans and your fellow countrymen as inferior beings. Eh, might be toxic. Might be a natural human response to seeing the majority of his countrymen accept propaganda w
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by Sakes 10y ago
While I'm not happy about this outcome, at least it is consistent with the way that I assume our government/legal system operates.
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by Sakes 10y ago
No home is impenetrable so we shouldn't expect anything there to be private either.
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by Sakes 10y ago
Not you, just some general person who believes "self monitoring" is inherently a wrong thing to do. I probably should have used "one" instead of "you" in my above comment. My apologies. Will modify it.
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by Sakes 10y ago
The way I see it, if one believes they should always be authentic, then they probably never take in to consideration how their thoughts/actions might affect others or the goals of a group. Hey, they're just being honest. But, if o
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by Sakes 10y ago
I think eventually poetry and music would be created by AI. The question is what happens when AI is better than humans at everything.
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by Sakes 10y ago
I've honestly been curious about this for years. Currently, at least in America, we have a culture where if you are not meeting your financial expectations it is your fault. So if you find yourself in an industry that has been outsou
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Ask HN: What lib/frameworks are you in love with?
1 points by Sakes 11y ago|2 comments
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by Sakes 11y ago
haha, yup, you'd have to modify 'style' attribute in the new level definition. I didn't test but i'm assuming it determines the position of the lily pads. You can reference his levels here when trying to create you
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by Sakes 11y ago
His code is pretty damn awesome. Open the site in chrome. Open web inspector. Paste this into the console: levels.push({ name: 'super secret-1', instructions: 'This is a secret level you get no instructions.',

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