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   by vinspee 9y ago

   I’d also point out https://tiny.ted.com/ - a (mostly) text version of TED. It defaults to the full transcript of talks.
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   The Nine States of Design(medium.com)

   3 points by vinspee 11y ago|0 comments
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   by vinspee 11y ago

   I really really want to love this. I'm so close to loving it. I'm a fan of utility classes. I don't think that classes should be named based on their content, or that we should be using stupidly specific and complex selectors
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   by vinspee 11y ago

   Classes have no semantic value.
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   by vinspee 12y ago

   Nope. It's just your fault the you've told him "this is what it will look like" before having the content. It's not the truth. EDIT: He's not going to "sign off" on it until the content is in anyway…
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   by vinspee 12y ago

   This is your own fault. You've made your "boss" believe that you can complete designs without content for so long that he now expects it. You should try re-framing the conversation. Something like: — SCENE: BOSS TYPING FURIOU
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   The Style Guide Guide(vinspee.me)

   2 points by vinspee 12y ago|0 comments
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   by vinspee 13y ago

   This looks nice and seems to be a decent solution to setting a consistent vertical rhythm, but doesn't seem to really use any Sass features, and the old OOCSS-style layout helpers leave a bad taste in my mouth. Seems easier to extend p
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   by vinspee 14y ago

   Check out SASS's control directives. They do everything you want. http://thesassway.com/intermediate/if-for-each-while