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by erso 12y ago
I've owned both. Had a ZBoard, have a Boosted Board. The ZBoard is utter trash compared to the Boosted Board. Build quality, ease of operation, sound of operation, ride quality are all far superior on the Boosted Board.
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by erso 12y ago
For homebrew: cd $(brew --repository) git remote add krishicks git@github.com:krishicks/homebrew.git git fetch krishicks bash git checkout krishicks/bash brew upgrade bash I've opened a PR: https:&#x
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by erso 12y ago
An interesting way to solve the issue is to hide the bar when scrolling down, and show it when scrolling up. This pattern is one of the many irritating things about the mobile Chrome and iOS 7 browsers that prevents me from using de
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by erso 12y ago
I agree with losing the hamburger buttons, but the Facebook example is terrible: http://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/facebook... Left: Facebook’s old hamburger button navigation. Right: The new
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by erso 12y ago
A well-written, real-world review of Glass. I enjoyed it.
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by erso 12y ago
I'm curious to know if, were the tweets to be used, they would also have to prove it was he that made them. Sure, they're from his account, but would that hold up in court? See: the many celebrities who have people tweet on their
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by erso 12y ago
It was at some point in the past. I recently booted up an old machine of mine that's running Chrome 7.0.517.41 beta, and the option is both there and ticked by default.
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by erso 13y ago
New York Junior/Senior developers at DaisyBill We're looking for 1-2 developers who are experienced with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. We don't have a designer, so having an eye towards good UX/UI is a plus. We're al
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by erso 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand the point of the post. I like the idea of submittal checklists, indeed this is a part of our business that maps very literally to what our users need to do: complete a list of tasks before submitting an electr
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by erso 13y ago
DaisyBill - 34 W 15th Street, NYC - http://www.daisybill.com Senior Ruby/Rails/JS developer, full-time and local only DaisyBill does workers' compensation e-billing for the state of California. We're a small
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by erso 13y ago
Note to Pixelmator folks: Turn good-looking pictures into spectacular. Perhaps that should say: Turn good-looking pictures into spectacular images. Or something.
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by erso 13y ago
I've used only evasi0n on iOS 6.
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by erso 13y ago
Setting animation speed is also available for jailbroken iOS devices, if anyone's interested. The Cydia app is called FakeClockUp. I like setting it to 1.4x.
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by erso 13y ago
I found this article completely unreadable due to Helvetica Neue Light body font. The Helvetica Neue Ultra Light header is also ridiculously unreadable.
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by erso 13y ago
I found this post entirely unreadable due to its usage of Helvetica Neue Light #777 body font.
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by erso 13y ago
I've noticed this effect also, and across a number of apps, on both an iPad 4 and an iPad mini. It's most obvious on the mini due to the low pixel density on the iPad mini. I can't read the mini in portrait mode mostly becaus
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by erso 13y ago
Perhaps the first line of the post would have, then? In one of the most shocking videos I’ve seen since launching this blog six years ago...
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by erso 13y ago
Sorry, but what did you expect? California Police Arrest Man for Video Recording, then Kill his Dog That seems pretty clear to me.
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by erso 13y ago
You consider Helvetica Neue body text in font-weight: 300 and color: #777 to be easy to read? Jesus. I must be getting old or something. I feel like this trend is a new kind of sickness plaguing web design everywhere. Even The Verge does it
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by erso 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand. If I'm making a change to some code and someone else makes a different change to it and pushes their change to origin before me, I do a rebase and see that they made the change, fix my commit (which is broken at
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by erso 13y ago
What you've said here is at best disingenuous, at worst outright wrong and confusing. The changing of the SHA per se has nothing to do with why a conflict might arise. The conflict may arise because a particular commit could not cleanly be
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by erso 13y ago
Except this idea of the context in which you wrote the code doesn't actually matter to anyone. More likely you're going to piss off everyone that has to deal with your merge strategy because your commits that couldn't be merged into master
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by erso 13y ago
If you have some commits: A-B-C-D-E-F-G Where B is master and origin/master, and you decide you want to make C..G into a topic branch, topicA: git branch topicA A-B-C-D-E-F-G (master) A-B-C-D-E-F-G (topicA) git reset -
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by erso 13y ago
I would ignore everything base698 says below. In this case, you have a merge commit from a branch on to master, which would look like: A-B(master)----F (merge commit) \ / C-D-----E (topicA) Once you find ou
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by erso 13y ago
The thing is, you don't know _why_ something happened any more with a merge strategy than a rebase strategy. In fact, you know less. It's as if someone was doing work against an old, old, old version of your code. Say they did a bunch of wo
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by erso 13y ago
Your example is incorrect. If you're the maintainer of wonnage/foo and bar submits a pull request from bar/foo, bar/foo should have been rebased on top of wonnage/foo, not the other way around. (And if you are in a situation where rebasing
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by erso 13y ago
There's a simple concept at work here: origin wins. Whatever is on origin at the moment of you wanting to merge your code is what your code has to work against. When you use a rebase strategy you're allowed the opportunity to make sure your
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by erso 14y ago
“They’re running a sweatshop with an app." Guys riding around in air-conditioned cars all day calling their working conditions a sweatshop. What if Uber can't actually pay them what they want? Is the solution to force Uber to not fire any d
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by erso 14y ago
You really couldn't think of a better name?
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by erso 14y ago
I did consider this when using those as examples, but they were the first that sprang to mind. The sites that are utterly unusable tend to be forgotten entirely.

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