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hcatlin
8y ago
Can we get the metric system now?
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Historicity and origin of the Resurrection of Jesus
(en.wikipedia.org)
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8y ago
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hcatlin
10y ago
Yes! Yes! Yes! Except, remember, top company also means experience. If you are at a top company, your second-year CS stuff might be a little rusty.
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hcatlin
10y ago
I'm sure this happens, yes. But, that's not what's going on here, IMHO. Asking a person to traverse and modify a linked-list (a very common problem) or to implement a B-tree are not 'tech outside their job' Most of
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hcatlin
10y ago
Cool!
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hcatlin
10y ago
I'm not really sure what the use cases are for collaboration on this kind of thing or what that means. Are there real-world use cases I'm not thinking of? "Collaboration" is a great buzzword, but what does it have to do
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Rewatch RailsConf Keynotes with Live Twitter Replay
(replay.li)
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11y ago
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hcatlin
12y ago
When I was first releasing Haml, I remember that Ezra piped up and encouraged me. Actually, thanks to the Internets, it's still there https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rubyonrails-talk/UqYlo_N59zo... Seein
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Whole Genome Sequencing Service
(kickstarter.com)
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12y ago
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hcatlin
12y ago
If it's "for teams", then users seems like a better option. You wouldn't want to punish usage. Remember, you are creating value and you want to make sure that the user gets as much value as possible... and that's by
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Are Star Ratings Killing AirBnB and Uber?
(teamrarebit.com)
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12y ago
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hcatlin
12y ago
If they are promoted to CEO, then... yes. Hence why we were building apps for it knowing full-well that he was a homophobic CTO. CEO is a whole other level, and was our personal line.
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Announcing Camp Sass – April 19 in SF
(campsass.com)
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13y ago
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hcatlin
13y ago
This reads like "I don't like big cities" which is totally fair, but not a general comparison. To each their own. Dirty, loud, expensive: It's a big city! I personally love big cities. I grew up in the suburbs, but have
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hcatlin
13y ago
Yeah, its run against the WHOLE sass spec! Also, thanks for the supportive post!
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hcatlin
13y ago
They use https://github.com/linkedin/archetype which is an extension on top of Compass. Including all those libraries can mean a TON of memory and processing is required. Mixins calling mixins calling mixins. Plus, cus
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hcatlin
13y ago
Good question. I've gotten conflicting legal advice. Some say I need full signed contributor agreements for everything, no matter the license, and some say that's not needed at all. I opted for something in-between. Just a notice
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hcatlin
13y ago
So, when big companies like Linkedin generate their Sass projects, it can take hours on a single machine. Tons of programmers all working in Sass. At Moovweb, some of our customer's projects can take 30 seconds just for the Sass to com
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hcatlin
13y ago
Wow, didn't expect to see this at the top of HN. Thanks kudo for promoting the project! Aaron Leung and I have been working on this for a while. I'm the original creator of Sass and Aaron is a badass computer linguist. Hoping to a
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hcatlin
13y ago
No Sass support? :(
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hcatlin
13y ago
To the commenters, it's Sass not SASS.
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hcatlin
13y ago
What's good code apart from minimizing performance impact by keeping to some rules?
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hcatlin
13y ago
Hey! That's my face in this video! I'm teh famous!
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hcatlin
14y ago
At Moovweb, all we do is target elements on pages... and deliver miracles with it.
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Links are a Contract/API
(blog.moovweb.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
You and I might disagree on tax policy... that's fine! We might disagree on flavors of ice cream too! We're still fine. But, when you say that I have no right to call my husband my husband. And the very idea that I have a loving relationshi
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hcatlin
14y ago
As a programmer living in California whose foreign-same-sex-marriage is not recognized by the state... I'm halfway to setting up a Mozilla boycott. It's not Mozilla itself that gave the money, of course... its just their most visible (and w
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hcatlin
16y ago
I'm proud to say I've done all of these. I think the "drink with co-workers" is a super-good point and I wish more people were more honest about it!
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hcatlin
17y ago
My company is spread out all over the world... so we use this as our main way of talking to each other. Need to get down to writing some plugins though....