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GitHub Compiled(githubcompiled.com)
2 points by jonathanstark 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jonathanstark 8mo ago
This is wild
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by jonathanstark 10mo ago
Wouldn't the NYT or whoever object to someone reposting their articles?
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by jonathanstark 10mo ago
Wow, that's wild
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by jonathanstark 10mo ago
As OP said, these aren't the newspaper articles. They're AI generated stories based off the facts of the events.
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Are software estimates worth of the trouble?(superstruct.tech)
1 points by jonathanstark 3y ago|0 comments
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by jonathanstark 4y ago
Stories like this make me sick to my stomach. Lots of mistakes made on both sides but hourly billing itself was a major contributor that neither party even mentioned in the postmortem.
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Value Pricing Calculator(jonathanstark.com)
1 points by jonathanstark 6y ago|0 comments
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The truth about freelancing(medium.com)
18 points by jonathanstark 10y ago|15 comments
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by jonathanstark 10y ago
FWIW - I think you meant "fake" not fact at the end there.
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by jonathanstark 10y ago
Dalke, I see that I have insulted you and for that I am sorry. I doubt that there is much I can say in this medium to undo that damage other than to tell you that it was unintentional. I really don't see the word "labor" as a
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by jonathanstark 10y ago
Hi! Author here. Thanks for your comment :) I was preparing to answer your questions and then I read that you consider yourself a laborer. If you see yourself as a laboror, my book is definitely not for you. If at some point in the future y
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
I've been beta testing Remarq and the time it has saved me more than makes up for the cost.
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
Very, very nice. Kudos DHG!
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
@robertnealan Well said. Having personally worked on responsive redesigns for ew.com, techcrunch.com, and timeinc.com, I know as well as anyone that designing a full scale responsive site can be hard. Really hard. That said, the hard parts
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
> But what people want at these events is a catchy, flashy demo that wows attendees and that can be tweeted/Facebooked/etc. And then what? Opened on a mobile phone where the demo doesn't work? Mobile is where people are re
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
I'm not saying everyone must ALWAYS design mobile first. I'm saying it should be our default position, like doing layout with css instead of tables. If you have some reason to ignore mobile (and there are many good ones) then go a
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
It doesn't have to be hard. Some visual designs can be hard to do cross device but that's conscious design choice. The implementation is not that hard if you start small and work your way up.
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
What I said in the article was that most devs should have had time to do both, BUT if they really had to pick one, pick mobile. I'm not saying ignore desktop - I'm saying it's the #2 priority.
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
I strongly disagree.
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
Good point about "the screensize they would demo" but in the case of Rails Rumble, the contestants don't demo their work. The judges browse through them on their own on whatever device they like.
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
Yes, there are certain work products (code, for example) that still can only reasonably be done on desktop/laptop computers. But the list of work products that require a desktop/laptop are dwindling, not growing. Printers are a go
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
I too wondered that while writing the post, but I can't think of anything about Rails that inherently makes the framework desktop-first.
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by jonathanstark 12y ago
Hi! I'm the post author. Desktop is dead in the way TV and newspapers are dead. Yes, they're still around but there's no growth. They certainly shouldn't be the main focus for a web developer building a personal site fro
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by jonathanstark 13y ago
> Your first media query is no media query What don't you like about this? > This mobile up approach means your responsiveness is dependent on Javascript, which smells funny to me. Hm... I don't see how a mobile first approa
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by jonathanstark 15y ago
I <3 PVD. It's a great place to live and work. Affordable living, excellent bars and restaurants, tech and design energy from Brown and RISD, and an active and vibrant geek community ( http://www.flickr.com/groups/providencegeeks/ ). It
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by jonathanstark 15y ago
Big thanks to all of the folks who have supported sanity on this thread. My thoughts here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/jonathans-card/the-real-deal/... Peace, j
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by jonathanstark 15y ago
The thing that scares me about this idea is the effect it would have on the donor if they didn't see their donation reflected immediately in the feed. Not only is it less exciting, but it potentially opens up questions about where the money
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by jonathanstark 15y ago
Jonathan here: Thanks for your input, and perhaps for paying my bridge toll ;) You wrote: "Unfortunately it's one of those things where one anonymous bad egg will ruin it for everyone else. Some way to restrict it to a community with less a
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by jonathanstark 15y ago
Jonathan here: The beauty of this is that one person can't ruin the fun for everyone involved. Call me a hopeless romantic, but I think people who don't get the concept are in the minority. Their behavior will be overrun 100x by people who

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