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Design Systems After Tailwind(medium.com)
3 points by tholex 5y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 6y ago
Additionally, in places where there's loads of green energy, crypto mining captures excess energy and discourages innovation in energy storage. Rather than electricity prices being driven down by more green production and storage, ther
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by tholex 6y ago
Clearly some burying going on, there’s stories above this at 50 points / 8 hours ago, and it’s at 200 in one hour... news.yc doesn’t like the fact that its main craze for years has been outed as a global affliction, destroying the cli
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by tholex 6y ago
This is literally addressed in the article. All the other blockchain ideas also reward those with existing, large-scale, wealth in the real world (the way that Proof of Work rewards those that spin the most GPUs)
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“But the Environmental Issues with Cryptoart Will Be Solved Soon, Right?”(medium.com)
1 points by tholex 6y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 9y ago
This would be hilarious just for the eclipse combos.
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True Power and Zeitgeist – Why Learn Programming?(medium.com)
3 points by tholex 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Channel 6, a site to explore Vines. [nsfw](ch6.co)
1 points by tholex 12y ago|0 comments
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Code isn't poetry(jshak.es)
11 points by tholex 12y ago|5 comments
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by tholex 13y ago
The italics are amazing - very visible and distinct from the regular font, making it a great tool for validation. E.g. it's very noticeable when a CSS rule is not italic all of a sudden (misspelled). It adds a nice layer on top of colo
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How are You Reading This?(medium.com)
1 points by tholex 13y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 13y ago
Spending time designing in photoshop and then "cheaply" "outsourcing" HTML and CSS development, aka your _actual_ website, is a terrible idea. There are people who implement designs well, and they are worthwhile to hire
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Learning to Code: Infinite Resources, Not One Glossary(olex.co)
2 points by tholex 13y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 13y ago
By all means, I would love to have element queries. They would definitely help in many cases. You would have to limit their use to just those areas of markup where container widths are explicit. If it shows up in 18 places I bet you there w
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by tholex 13y ago
Media queries are still necessary to lay out the page you've described. The primary containers of your pages all need to move around based on the size of the top-level container. If you could only rely on your parent, that would also be pro
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by tholex 13y ago
you still have to base it off either the parent (.signup-page .testimonial) or a conditional that's only used on a particular page (.testimonial.compact). The media queries are sub-optimal but it's contained within .testimonial. Here's how
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by tholex 13y ago
GWT is definitely not going to help the problem the author is talking about. GWT's "packaged" components still end up as the same markup and CSS. In most backend frameworks I'm talking about the Helpers, in GWT this would be some "View", or
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by tholex 14y ago
http://bukk.it/beemodance.gif
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by tholex 14y ago
This creates separate click areas for "change the name of this tag" vs "add an attribute". I find myself adding classes and attributes often, so I'm a proponent of <tag >. Chrome's tools only show <tag>, and the only way to
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by tholex 14y ago
FF's web console has some nice resizing features to test responsiveness. They keep me coming back and trying aurora once in a while but the CSS property / value editor is currently lacking. Either keyboard shortcut mappings for web console
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by tholex 14y ago
Auto-complete for css properties and easier value editing (up/down arrows) would definitely be a huge help. With that, I could see myself switching to FF for CSS development. The responsive features in the web console - which imho HAS to be
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by tholex 14y ago
Python's Flask is a superb Sinatra clone, and Django's ActiveRecord equivalents are equally useful in Flask, especially for Mongo. Flask sits on top of Werkzeug, which is similar in power and use cases as Rack - middleware, fine-grain auth,
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Squarespace Commerce is Here — priced higher, accessible via Developer Platform.(blog.squarespace.com)
3 points by tholex 14y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 15y ago
Ok. I don't comment on Hacker News much, but this article sent me reeling. <rant> The sheer hypocrisy in this thing is unbelievable. First of all, TechCrunch has already stated their opinion on AirBnB, and even published follow-ups
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by tholex 16y ago
If forrst users create anything like Orman Clark's premium pixels ( http://www.premiumpixels.com/ ), it's probably very useful for inspiration and discussion. if you want a blog with deep discussions, then A List Apart is hard to beat.
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Automatic Exploit Generation(security.ece.cmu.edu)
13 points by tholex 16y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 16y ago
There is a smaller font than both of these two: http://typophile.com/node/61920
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ITunes is so 2000: a rant comparing iTunes and foobar2000(tholex.posterous.com)
3 points by tholex 16y ago|0 comments
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by tholex 16y ago
Accessing your friends is not an extended permission as mentioned in another comment, any app you give permissions to can access your friends and get their ID's and Names.
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Why Apple should buy Skype(mobile.venturebeat.com)
1 points by tholex 16y ago|0 comments

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