mokkos

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by mokkos 6y ago
I’ve lived in SF for 11 years now and it feels like city is mostly full of people who actually want to be here now. Even in covid times, I feel like there’s a better sense of community and civic engagement with neighbors. I also was super a
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by mokkos 11y ago
Lyft already has it, and it's in the app if you are a driver and the region supports Lyft Line. You set a destination you are driving to, and it'll match up with any Lyft Line passenger going sorta same direction: https:/&
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by mokkos 12y ago
Loggly, San Francisco, CA (Financial district) - Full Time Looking for Full-stack, Frontend, Backend engineers. We're trying to make logging, instrumentation, and log analysis simpler for fellow devs and their lives easier. Back-end: M
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by mokkos 15y ago
"The right way to do things the first time is the way that gets it working the fastest so you can see if your solution even makes sense. The right way to rewrite it once that works is to make it fault-tolerant and scalable. The wrong thing
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by mokkos 15y ago
Continuation Passing SPOILERS: f_success = function() { gC(success, failure); }; f_failure = function() { gC(failure, failure); }; fC(f_success, f_failure); For me, the trick here was to forget about the words "success" and "failure" be
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by mokkos 15y ago
The real problem is that assistive technology is very slow to catch up with the technology and are expensive. For example, JAWS, one of the most popular screen readers, is around thousand dollars, and people purchase these type of software
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by mokkos 15y ago
I would take it a bit further and ask all web developers to try to use your own site with a screen reader and turn off your monitors. It's quite an experience. For Windows, use JAWS, for Mac, use Voiceover (it's free and embedded to Mac O
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by mokkos 15y ago
she's referring to "classitis": http://www.sitekin.com/blogdetail/avoid_CSS_Classitis in that example, classitis is when you give a class "item" to every li element, the using .item to style it while the alternate way to do it is using th
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by mokkos 15y ago
Yep, it's this one. I apologize to others for the lack of context that the slide by itself gives. I got the summary of this talk from a co-worker who actually went, so I had the context in back of my mind. The slidedeck naming is still to
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CSS: Our best practices are killing us(slideshare.net)
168 points by mokkos 15y ago|53 comments
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by mokkos 16y ago
I think he was talking about "developer privacy safeguards". Basically, there is none.