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by emitstop 10y ago
It's only a matter of time though.
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by emitstop 10y ago
Fine by me. The real Gucci Mane is back out of prison, what do we need this one for.
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by emitstop 10y ago
Is there any reason they can't just go back to Google? I thought they only switched to Yahoo because the contract was up and Yahoo offered a deal they couldn't walk away from.
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by emitstop 10y ago
92 people per day isn't "uncommon". It might be statistically improbable, but that's not what uncommon means. It's a regular, daily occurrence for 92 real human lives every day.
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by emitstop 10y ago
This is the first fatality collision after 130 million miles of tesla's autopilot, so it's already above that bar. Additionally, 92 people are killed in fatal car accidents in the US every day. So it's not as though this is s
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by emitstop 10y ago
So all they determined was everyone already has the top installed (and often pre-installed) apps already installed? What a surprise. Also I would love to install more apps but to do so I have to clear space on my phone, and the apps I alrea
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by emitstop 10y ago
Yeah and they have for a very long time too. I remember getting Safeway delivered like 10-15 years ago. And that was in a pretty small town too.
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by emitstop 10y ago
Yeah and I like how he goes in on 'Agile Gurus' and then at the end of the article plugs his continuous delivery conference like it isn't the exact same thing in a different hat.
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by emitstop 10y ago
I assume when referring to PSD-driven development you mean to say the process of having a designer design a non-responsive, static mockup which is delivered the the front end dev team? I think this is important to clarify because a lot of p
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by emitstop 10y ago
This problem is the bane of my existence as a css/html guy. However I don't believe the core problem is what you suggest. Forcing designers to just work within wireframes isn't going to work. Assets and wireframes is only a s
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by emitstop 10y ago
Terrible and flawed on so many levels I can't believe it
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by emitstop 10y ago
You're confused on the definition of startup. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Startup_company Generally newly created, but not necessarily. In 'The Lean Startup' by Eric Ries one of the primary examples i
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by emitstop 11y ago
Not surprised at all, there hasn't been any updates or improvements in awhile, especially for the desktop app, it's nearly unuseable with its current bugs. Seemed like Dropbox never put enough resources into it for it to really ge
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by emitstop 11y ago
Well I think its an out of sight, out of mind kind of thing. Something commented out is generally something you know you'll want to be referencing again. Coming back to something in the future you/your teammates might not even rem
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by emitstop 11y ago
Until someone makes that, you should be able to just diff the two files, see what sections were removed and go based on that.
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by emitstop 11y ago
The methodology gives you the tools to have control over the cascade. You cannot avoid it entirely. Edit: Also the point I was getting at was that cascade is a useful and powerful tool, just as the methodologies for controlling it are. We w
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by emitstop 11y ago
For many reasons, namely that we've already solved most of these "problems" years ago with simple concepts like OOCSS, SMACSS, and BEM. I suggest taking a look at this rebuttal. http://keithjgrant.com/posts&
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by emitstop 11y ago
Just starting to realize how out of touch HN readers are with CSS. This mindset does not belong in a conversation about CSS in 2015.
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by emitstop 12y ago
If you can select to copy its no different than a screen reader. There's is 0 usefulness to this, and it's embarrassing that it's on the front page of hacker news right now.
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by emitstop 12y ago
Seriously, this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen. Why are people pretending this would be useful in any way at all? I see how its a fun exercise in CSS and everything, but actually providing it as a download as if people will use
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by emitstop 12y ago
As someone who spends a lot of his time playing around with drum machines, I couldn't figure out how to use this. I was only able to make lines without laying down any individual notes. Not sure what I'm missing here? Also another
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by emitstop 12y ago
Glad to help! Feel free to shoot us an email if you end up integrating us somewhere, we're very excited to see what people will do with these!
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by emitstop 12y ago
That'd be a great balance, and something we're going to look into. It does however, complicate the conversion script so as to not accidentally replace Unicode characters contained within the <img> tags, so it'd require
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by emitstop 12y ago
Hey, thats a great idea! We went ahead and just added it to our json file, as "category_order". :)
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by emitstop 12y ago
Hey, we actually aren't trying to create a new standard, that would be awful and not what we're trying to accomplish. We're closely following the emoji standard published by Unicode, which all of the other major emoji sets fo
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by emitstop 12y ago
Hey sorry for the confusion, Some of the FAQ questions are geared towards the general public, check out our github page for more detailed development info: https://github.com/Ranks/emojione Unicode has set a standard f
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by emitstop 12y ago
You can store just the unicode characters to the db if you wish, the conversion script can convert both unicode, shortnames, as well as ascii text :-) to the images/svgs. Storing the :shortnames: was just our suggestion because we&#x27
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by emitstop 12y ago
In our git repo we provide a list of all the emoji, their category, keywords, shortnames etc in json format. https://github.com/Ranks/emojione/blob/master/emoji.json
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by emitstop 12y ago
Hey, if you check our family table here: http://emoji.codes/family The "native" column shows what your device will show by default just using the unicode characters, and in chrome on windows (fairly high demograph
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Show HN: Emoji One, a complete set of open source unicode-standard emoji(emojione.com)
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