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Project seen. A typeface concerned with privacy
(projectseen.com)
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Front End Roadmap
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The Insidious Linux “Community” on Reddit
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Stimulus JavaScript framework
(stimulusjs.org)
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Dealing with IE
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Keep email views out of the models
(david.heinemeierhansson.com)
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Repurposing vs. Optimized Design
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The $25 Raspberry Pi computer is coming next month
(afterdawn.com)
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15y ago
Great story and best of luck to you guys going forward. This is a very useful tool. I find myself using it more and more lately when I need a quick test spin in the explorers.
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15y ago
Martin Belam (IA guy at the Guardian) wrote an excellent rebuttal to this yesterday. http://www.currybet.net/cbet_blog/2011/07/andy-news-redux.ph...
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15y ago
Newscorp or LulzSec?
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News Redux
(andyrutledge.com)
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rayboyd
15y ago
From the point of view of someone who likes to tinker with languages, yes. Recipe books are usually extremely helpful and massive timesavers.
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rayboyd
15y ago
Ditto. I've been using this site since Darius called himself Prettyboy on a little known forum. Been great watching it grow over the years.
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15y ago
I adore Python and the general ethos of the community. I can be a bit of a sideliner and I usually don't have a lot of spare time - when I do I fritter it away playing with code and general programmer style procrastination. On a number of o
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15y ago
Great news. Now can we have the API?
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15y ago
Why lock the platform into 5.3 without making use of 5.3 features (namespaces would clean the structure up a little). Why not use getops for the command line arg processing rather than your own __parseArgs function. The framework seems like
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Illustrating Your Life in Graphs and Charts
(nytimes.com)
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15y ago
Most software engineers do not need a deep understanding of Human Factors as a working tool, it is a broad term covering multiple disciplines and mediums - particularly focused on physical forms. HCI is focused on computer interaction; you
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I don't think some people are aware an entire discipline exists within Software Engineering called HCI [1]. Is the distinction made between graphic design and ui design? I'm not so sure. But this article stinks of ignorance as to what UI de
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15y ago
Another similar hack I discovered. You can get a full blown MSc with no attachments such as (open) from The University of Liverpool [1]. You can gain entry if you have enough experience to skip the prerequisites. Costs are similar. You coul
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Titanium Studio 1.0 Preview with Titanium Mobile Debugging
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When the free market comes into play it's called spec work. When through-the-roof fees need to be justified it's called pitching. I love design but the hypocrisy in the game is amazing sometimes. AIGA even have a position on it. http://www
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Indeed, a bunch of New York executive wages over an 18 month period start to add up. Khoi Vin (former art director) pondered this on his blog a few weeks ago [1], citing it as one of the reasons he resigned his post. [1] http://www.subtrac
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Hype. If they say it's big it must be so. $41mm funding announcement and the fanfare with it, they need a lot of early traction fast. And it seems this is how they are going about it.
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15y ago
Bubbles tend to burst when they become over inflated. If it pops it'll likely take the rest of the 'industry' with it.
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16y ago
Some info at Quantiki: http://www.quantiki.org/ http://www.quantiki.org/search/google?query=programming
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16y ago
Yes, a really slick client app geared towards design inclined folk and more storage space.
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16y ago
This could be very useful for designers...
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16y ago
Agreed. A major benefit that seems to be recurrent in the pilot schemes is the data the Khan system provides, and how that allows teachers to interact with students in a more personal and efficient maner. The net result being less kids fall
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