ryanthejuggler

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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
As a Node coder I used to avoid SASS since it was Ruby-based; now there's a fully-featured SASS parser in Node that keeps up with the specification. Bootstrap is moving from LESS to SASS, and they've always had their build step in
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
If 90% of all egg-crackers are short, it's likely that there's a huge problem driving tall egg-crackers out of the field.
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Docking stations ARE awesome. Seems like USB-C is going to kill docking stations though. Already they feel a bit like a relic from the 00's.
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Honestly, ES6 offers many of the advantages of Coffeescript (arrow functions, destructuring, etc.) and has the advantage of being a standard that will soon be natively understood by browsers, is fully backwards-compatible with ES5 (and ther
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
I agree with you, with one addition in GitFlow's favor--it standardizes how your team works. When you have multiple team members collaborating on a project, a poor standard is better than none at all.
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Ironically, for that reason, GitFlow would work better in Mercurial. Go figure.
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
> ...the history of a project managed using GitFlow for some time invariably starts to resemble a giant ball of spaghetti. Try to find out how the project progressed from something like this... It's simple. Read backwards down the `
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
> if I abstain from voting for a number of cycles The whole point of the system is to railroad people into only voting for what really matters to them, by "saving up" their votes. I think this isn't a flaw but a feature. I
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
I feel like this could potentially work with "voting tokens" or something else that's not money. Maybe with some sort of crypto verification. You'd still have the scarcity that the system demands, but without the "i
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
If you're already weeding through the code, why not invite the coworker to sit down next to you? In my experience, sometimes all someone needs is a pattern to adhere to, and once you show that pattern things might work out. Of course,
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Favorites: * Social Justice Bullies: Google Sued by Google * Deleting the Teacher * Show HN: Code * Sorry grandma, That Way
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Thingiverse does this: http://www.thingiverse.com/search/page:1?q=puppy&sa= Notice that when you scroll, the page value changes, and when you scroll back up, the browser re-fetches the content.
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Hey, if you want some content for thismeetingcost.us, I whipped up a little something: http://jsbin.com/rubale/
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
This is embarrassing, I've got so many started/abandoned projects. I suppose if anyone were interested in one of these projects I'd be glad to chat about either working together or selling the domain, depending on the project
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Assuming you mean 'forking': my guess would be that if you fork it, it would look like you're making contributions that could be merged back into the original project. If you import it then it will appear as a completely sepa
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Suffering from HNDoS; read it at http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... Also links to http://impossiblehq.com/get-disciplined-not-motivated and http://therealli
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
The "official" way to do this is map, then reduce. The way reduce is meant to be used exactly matches this implementation. Consider that you have a large quantity of numbers that you want to get the min, max, mean for. If you writ
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
Side note: that re-implemented scrollbar is terrible. Makes it very distracting to read the whole thing. I'd suggest at the very least halving the time of the scroll "animation", if not ditching the whole thing altogether.
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by ryanthejuggler 11y ago
I got a bunch of 500 errors and stack overflows.
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
Considering "he lacked the attention span" in GolfyMcG's comment, it shows the dev can create, but doesn't demonstrate any long-term follow-through or team dynamics.
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
So, is it required that you start with an existing project? It seems to me that the only requirement explicitly listed is that it needs to be playable in a browser.
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
If there's the potential for multiples then I'll have a CameraManager (TheCameraManager) that finds out what's connected to the system and provides enumeration and access. I'll generally try to make the cameras look like
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
Also, singletons are great in robotics control software. It removes a lot of complexity if you have one singleton corresponding to one device.
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
I used to play _The (Even More!) Incredible Machine_, which had a similar scheme. You'd be given a page and have to look up a series of three items from the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6etb0_u_hk Anyone else
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
I think the title was written in the spirit of "It's Uber for <X>". Agreed that it could be clearer though.
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
I'm in the blue/gold(brown) camp too, although I can consistently see white/gold looking at the top half and blue/black looking at the bottom half. I came a little late to the party; wasn't really on Twitter a whole
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
Does it just show the title of the matched question? I can't seem to get to any actual answers from this.
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
Theoretically, yeah. Someone just needs to make it "cool" enough that people actually start using it as their primary method of social networking. RSS has a niche now, but it would be really cool if it were adapted to fix this pro
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
I think centralization is the problem here. "One central hub" just becomes susceptible to all the same problems that we face with Facebook et al. To truly create a solution to this, we need an open-source service so that people ca
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by ryanthejuggler 12y ago
You burn out once a year? Is this common? I'm contemplating a venture but I'm trying to evaluate the {mental, emotional, financial} toll it will take before I do.

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