federicoweber

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by federicoweber 4y ago
I'm a huge fan of squash rebase, myself. really it's my default, and I find it particularly useful for long run branches.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
that's exactly the first thought that strike my mind.
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Super Retina display(diginfo.tv)
1 points by federicoweber 14y ago|0 comments
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by federicoweber 14y ago
It's down in Italy as well
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by federicoweber 14y ago
That's exactly my first thought. Apart from the TNW article Apple is mentioned only in this blogpost http://blog.webplatform.org/2012/10/one-small-step/
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by federicoweber 14y ago
I do agree, the .xxx domain is not an excellent choice, but at the end it doesn't really bother me.
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If Hemingway wrote JavaScript(byfat.xxx)
218 points by federicoweber 14y ago|84 comments
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by federicoweber 14y ago
I can not get along with your statement about difficulties to maintain the code. How bad programming can be considered a fault of the language?
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Another javascript library to handle keyboard combos is Mousetrap. Compared to the latter I like the way Keypress handle multiple combos declaration, but overall mousetrap seems more robust. Also it's not clear to me how Keypress different
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Dynamic charting in HTML with Chartwell font-face(thewhyaxis.info)
1 points by federicoweber 14y ago|0 comments
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by federicoweber 14y ago
This is an interesting concept. I'm developing a blogging platform leveraging dropbox—that it's actually powering my website—but I've taken i different approach and I'm parsing on the server the markdown files. I haven't actually thought a
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Front end middleware with Backbone and PantaRhei(federicoweber.com)
1 points by federicoweber 14y ago|0 comments
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Nice redesign indeed, and kudos to Myspace to pull something like this out from almost nowhere. My only concern is with horizontal scrolling; for this kind of content it feel more a gimmick than a feature to me.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Here is the original discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4560691
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by federicoweber 14y ago
I always believed the opposite, thanks for pointing this out.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
If you like TaskPaper—which by the way it's awesome—you should check [FoldingText], by the same developer. It's currently in alpha, and expand on the idea of TaskPaper adding some interesting features, like the builtin timer. [FoldingText]
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by federicoweber 14y ago
I doubt it will be that cheap, at least to implement a fully fledged service alla google maps. But sure it will be interesting for a lot of developers. Amazon builded AWS out of necessity and then transformed it into a public service. I be
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Thanks, I will dig into it.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
This is brilliant, maybe overpowered but brilliant. But the thing I cannot stand is the use of images for text. I would have preferred to se the use of @font-face with fallback to images for old browsers.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
This is interesting for me also. I'm an Italian citizen and I would like to apply and relocate to the Bay Area. But I need to figure out the entire visa thing, and how to make it work for starting company.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
WriteRoom is nice—it's also one of the first distraction-free writing app—but i prefer to use Byword. I like to combine paragraph focus with full screen for distraction free mode. Also it support markdown syntax, that for me is a must have
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by federicoweber 14y ago
A sample chapter would be great. Lacking it I've just bought it for $5. I will buy it again after reading if I liked it.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
You can add the first folder by opening it(cmd+o) or add it by dragging it into the SublimeText view. Also if you wish to remove project from the quick switch list you can do so by editing the recent_workspaces array in the Session.sublime_
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Nice approach, Fittext is nice, but this bring the game to another level.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
That's exactly the point. It's an advertisement page, targeted to a specific demographic target that have access to a fast network connection. It's not something that should be always reliable and usable.
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Productivity hack - from Twitter and RSS feeds to OmniFocus(federicoweber.com)
1 points by federicoweber 14y ago|0 comments
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Send Favorite Tweets To OmniFocus’ Inbox(macstories.net)
1 points by federicoweber 14y ago|0 comments
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Here is my recipe to archive my messages on App.net on a plain text file http://ifttt.com/recipes/53836
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by federicoweber 14y ago
Same here for subview rendering. About the models I prefer to use an unique one for maintenance and team development cause it's harder to accidentally break things.
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by federicoweber 14y ago
I do structure my code in a similar way. All the elements in a view, that have to deal with data, are treated as a separate view module. Each module will have it's own view, template, model and style. The template for the main view, or th

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