huckfinnaafb

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by huckfinnaafb 14y ago
This is a fallacy listed, "the fallacy fallacy", first column second row on the left with the symbol of a fractal.
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by huckfinnaafb 14y ago
The character set is also optional if sent as an http header. http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/charset.html#h-5.2.2 And a supporting talk by paul irish http://paulirish.com/2011/primitives-html5-video/
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by huckfinnaafb 14y ago
Then Java, Chrome, Ruby, Rails, Bash, Curl, Python, Apache, Lynx, Scheme, Unity and dozens of other project names must infuriate you :).
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by huckfinnaafb 14y ago
The difference being that Diablo 3 has an in-game real-money market, and more people playing the game means more people putting money into that market. The same strategy has been applied (successfully) with Team Fortress 2. This is not a ne
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by huckfinnaafb 14y ago
Creating software that helps whoever uses it is the only immediate requisite for being a useful programmer.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Ridiculous. Coming to your partner's defense is not a matter of gender, but one of loyalty. Reverse the genders in this case and the threat still applies.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
> I break about half of those rules and it works very, very well. Can you go into more detail about which rules you disagree with or find unnecessary?
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Working on a project with no set style standard, this article does a good job of voicing my frustrations. When tasked with inventing a new piece of the software, each designer, programmer, and manager tends to disregard all previous design
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Some issues... Even using the grid normally, it ends up using more horizontal space than on the viewport, forcing a horizontal scrollbar (Chrome 18). Another problem: setting max-widths on units. Any proceeding units are handicapped by this
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Depending on the severity of your "ums", this is a facet "normal people" may need not perfect (or even need to work on). This article is the minimum strategy, the 80% of a good presentation. Ums are a detractor but not as much a one as poor
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
The entire "More" menu seems out of place. I would expect it to have options related to search, and a few items in there definitely are relevant, but the presence of the Privacy and Feedback links make it seem like things were thrown in the
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
What was your motivation to use fixed pixel widths for grid sections instead of percentages? "Do we really need yet another boilerplate? Yes." Not entirely convincing :P
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Can anyone explain exactly why this is sinister? If the label is aware of the price they're selling the license at and buying the data, where is the unfair deception?
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Of course views/week is not necessarily the best measure of success. Those 5 views a week for 500 questions may have been excellent matches, whereas hundreds might have been poor matches. I admit though that it's more likely a numbers game.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
There's good code, which is something that good products build their foundation on, and near perfect code, which can get in the way of building realistic solutions on time. > Do you really need a full objet-oriented API right now? Do yo
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Not that it matters, at all. It's a gift, an endorsement.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
It really doesn't look like variables to me. A variable would be a reference to a singularly defined property, such as a color or border style, not a hook to an entire list of properties. Certainly it could be used as a variable: that is, d
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
I'm torn on this. Inheritance already exists through assigning multiple classes and the cascade, and now it's impossible to use a "child" class without dragging its parent along with it unless you override "apply" inline. Not terribly clear
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Of course he might not do it at all.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but a site can't "be" HTML5. It can use technologies that require browsers which have implemented it from the HTML5 draft, but there is not a watershed to it. I think the whole marketing fiasco has really warpe
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
The existing moderators can elect new moderators who can carry it on. The current (and only) mod is currently simply choosing not to, and made his intentions clear in that regard.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
> "Everytime, and I mean everytime, I see IceFrog given credit to DotA, there will always be that guy who tries to discredit him" Probably because the claim he invented DotA is wrong. I'm not trying to discredit him, he's probably the
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Valve may have creative rights on the details, but I'd be surprised if they could convince a judge that they own the rights to a whole genre of gaming. Especially when there's already a plethora of popular games already under it.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
IceFrog isn't strictly the author of DotA. DotA is, if memory serves, based on an even older mod called Aeon of Strife. And DotA's development history is riddled with support from the WC3 mapping community so it's really unfair to name any
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
I'm not sure why a legally counselled written contract wouldn't be considered legally binding.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
The sudden explosion in other form factors has people thinking they'll somehow replace the desktop. Unless my office starts making everyone work on a tablet, this is not the case.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
Is developing for Facebook not painful?
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
I know brands tend to go after any and all cases where the IP is even remotely related, but I wonder if this is a concentrated effort by Bethesda as they view "Scrolls" an actual threat, or just a knee jerk reaction to a game they might see
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
22 years old, it guessed I was 25-34.
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by huckfinnaafb 15y ago
This is full viewport, not fullscreen. Which I guess is fullscreen if you tap F11. Edit - Scrap that, only works in Safari. My mistake.

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