mundizzle

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by mundizzle 12y ago
i always found Chomsky's take on sports to be quite interesting... "Take, say, sports -- that's another crucial example of the indoctrination system, in my view. For one thing because it -- you know, it offers people somethin
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Optimize for change. It’s the only constant(blog.andyet.com)
3 points by mundizzle 12y ago|0 comments
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by mundizzle 12y ago
the only thing i care about for the next version of IE is progress on this list... http://status.modern.ie/?iestatuses=notplanned,underconsider...
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by mundizzle 12y ago
agree. i prefer to write anything (code, markdown, etc) in my own text editor - sublime for live preview, i used Marked.app which also supports GitHub flavored markdown
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by mundizzle 12y ago
thanks for the tips! i've also sampled all the coconut waters i can find. 2 things i've come to notice... - coconut water from thailand has a better (sweeter?) taste than from brazil. - drinking out of steel/aluminum vs plast
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by mundizzle 12y ago
can you pass the salt? http://xkcd.com/974/
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Japanese Farmer Builds High-Tech Indoor Veggie Factory(gereports.com)
81 points by mundizzle 12y ago|42 comments
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by mundizzle 12y ago
wow, that has a Weissman Score close to the theoretical limit
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Soylent delayed again(blog.soylent.me)
1 points by mundizzle 13y ago|0 comments
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by mundizzle 13y ago
i'm surprised no one has mentioned Marked 2 from Brett Terpstra - http://marked2app.com it's a Markdown document viewer that displays changes as you make them in your favorite editor (ST3 in my case). what puts it over
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How Sotomayor undermined Obama’s NSA(msnbc.com)
7 points by mundizzle 13y ago|1 comments
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Rosa Labs(rosalabs.com)
47 points by mundizzle 13y ago|43 comments
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by mundizzle 13y ago
cool, they made the text contenteditable so you can see how things looks outside of their pre-canned text...
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by mundizzle 13y ago
Atwood's Law "any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript." http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2007/07/the-principle-of-le...
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by mundizzle 13y ago
no idea if it accomplishes anything, but i wrote a strongly worded complaint through the jetblue website here - http://www.jetblue.com/contact-us/email/concern/
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by mundizzle 13y ago
most definitely Source Code Pro
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by mundizzle 13y ago
instead of the "nuclear option" of reset proposed by the author, i would go with normalize... http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/ also, an issue that never fails to rear it's ugly head in IE8 and bel
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by mundizzle 13y ago
similar to this list... https://github.com/codylindley/frontend-tools
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by mundizzle 13y ago
it's not a myth. just look at CSS Zen Garden - http://www.csszengarden.com/ if bootstrap markup becomes the lingua franca for common UI patterns, that's a plus in my opinion. no need to reinvent the wheel for something like a set of tabs.
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A modern browser development toolkit(mimosajs.com)
1 points by mundizzle 14y ago|0 comments
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by mundizzle 14y ago
>>> Personally, I'm moving away from using frameworks. if i'm not mistaken, that is the entire point of Flatiron. just a collection of independent modules. use as much or as little as you want. from first paragraph... "Philosoph
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by mundizzle 14y ago
i got 99 problems but recruiters spamming me with job opportunities ain't one. given the economy and the unemployment rate, i'm thankful for what i've got. just a bit of perspective
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by mundizzle 14y ago
i generally avoid putting all properties of an object in one the same line in the name of readability and also to avoid the 80 char limit. instead i do something like this. (incorrect trailing commas removed from the previous example) v
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by mundizzle 15y ago
great online book with interactive examples: http://eloquentjavascript.net/
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by mundizzle 15y ago
exactly. clarence is not a 4G hotspot. he's a human being who has a 4G hotspot. therein lies the rub. i have no doubt that this was done with the best intentions and that the whole idea is a win/win for everyone involved. but the wording IS
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by mundizzle 15y ago
Sure, I can understand that. My point is that most of the very best front-end developers I've met don't have CS degrees. So it seems unfair to penalize them for something they've never been exposed too. There are other ways to assess someon
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by mundizzle 15y ago
i hear stories like this a lot. serious question... why does Google ask standard comp sci questions when interviewing for front-end developers? in over 10 years of front-end development for non-trivial business applications, i have yet to e
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by mundizzle 15y ago
1) By all means write about what you like or what helps you. But please don't tell me what I should do. Worse, don't imply I'm dumb if I don't. 2) In my experience, beginners are best served learning "pure" CSS first. After they get their b
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by mundizzle 15y ago
That's a regrettable comment. Are you feeling victimized yourself? Self reflection may help you figure out why.
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by mundizzle 15y ago
TodoMVC: A common learning application for popular JavaScript MVC frameworks - http://addyosmani.github.com/todomvc/

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