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Ask HN: How do I track down the HTML5 Rocks' Scrollbar source?(html5rocks.com)
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
Are there any other hard and fast rules I should be aware of?
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
I was just reading up on the Graph API Facebook uses and its pattern is just api.test.com/1234/students. There seems to be very little standardization. The tutorial I'm reading right now wants me to pass the id in as a parameter. Weird.
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
In terms of a RESTful web service, is an object's id supposed to be passed in as a parameter in a GET request, or be a part of the core URI, e.g. api.test.com/teacher/1234 would retrieve the teacher of id=1234 or api.test.com/students/1234
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
Huh, the back button worked perfectly for me in Chrome, OS X Lion.
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
My experience has been exactly the same as yours. My current career and company that I'm entirely excited be a part of never had me write code once during the interview process. I graduated an accredited college with a high GPA and had prog
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
For the Lanyrd team: when exactly are you caching the data? Is the expectation that I browse the events I'm going to attend in advance while logged into the app and you dump all viewed events into localStorage? As well, on first visit to th
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
In Chrome, Windows 7 the CSS3 circles in the background shift around when you highlight anything or expand one of those info boxes.
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
The thing is, those aren't fair comparisons. Software engineers are in exceedingly high demand at this stage. This is just a reaction to that demand. In addition, software engineering is a very flexible field. You can engineer under or tang
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
Yeah, that confused my balls.
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
If you can't build a little house for your little dude and have him drive a little car to his little job, it's not comparable to the Lego brand. There's a sort of imaginative vicarity at play. This toy is far more abstract.
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
I would really like to see specifically Computer Science majors versus the rest of these majors, mostly because Math is not nearly as employable in comparison and is probably dragging down the numbers. I'd like to see this because of how di
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
Yeah, by being a "PHP developer" rather than say, a Zend developer, he was making that right-hammer-for-the-job argument back in the original article long before ircmaxell got around to implying anything else. I think there's a lot of agree
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
His last bit on the latter part of the manifesto "I like simple, readable code" seems pretty unnecessary. I doubt the original article's author would argue against good coding practices like abstraction layers. And really, the example he pr
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
cloud could could cloud
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
Love the list. Favorited that for future-use with spicing up my life.
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
It's not the shoe that's solving your problem, though. The trick is to run on your forefoot and roll back to your heel. That's it. That said, it's true that the key difference in the average running shoe and the Vibram line is the lack of h
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
It is honestly baffling to me that DICE has not addressed the "need to press the jump button to get over curbs and small rocks" issue since even their very first game, an issue ironically even more prevalent now with the added details affor
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by digitallimit0 15y ago
Almost all of this reminds me of OkCupid.