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wauter
3y ago
This article explains the reasoning pretty well: https://adamwathan.me/css-utility-classes-and-separation-of-...
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wauter
3y ago
I hereby submit “regression to the population mean”.
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wauter
3y ago
Great project!
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wauter
6y ago
I think that’s exactly the kind of subtle thing he is trying to capture in this essay: we read ‘unorthodox’ and we get ready, almost as a subconscious reflex, to dismiss whatever comes next as, like you put it, ‘blatant Xism’, or as Paul pu
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wauter
9y ago
Does what it needs to do, and in a pretty slick way as well! Nice work.
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wauter
12y ago
So, is there an explanation somewhere of what they do?
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wauter
12y ago
Also, the part to get from 'this demonstrates what I had in mind' to 'actual finished, truly functioning project', is just... Dull. It's bugfixing, stepping back and realizing there's security issues, and whatn
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Mixergy interview with Nikki Durkin about 99dresses' ups, downs and failure
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12y ago
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12y ago
Just curious: why is there nothing anounced on 99dresses.com about this? Will the business go on after all? Are we in the final days and will it then just suddenly out of the blue shut down?
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Start Small, Think Big, Scale Fast, Leave Belgium
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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In A Perfect World, This Is How Web Sites Would Handle Login Forms
(woutersmet.com)
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13y ago
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XKCD Now - world time zone converter based on XKCD comic #1335
(xkcdnow.com)
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13y ago
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A case for the infinite free trial.
(woutersmet.com)
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13y ago
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wauter
13y ago
Here's a great (and by now almost classic) article on that subject: http://nymag.com/news/features/27840/
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wauter
13y ago
Thanks!
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Why the most important part of your app has the messiest code
(woutersmet.com)
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13y ago
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My password strategy
(woutersmet.com)
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13y ago
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Startup on a shoestring: building a poor man’s CRM yourself
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13y ago
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Introduction To ElasticSearch
(jurriaanpersyn.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Soooo, does anybody else immediately think about Diaspora here? How does Layer compare to, say, e-mail on the one hand, and Diaspora on the other?
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wauter
13y ago
Actually I don't really get why anaphora are considered so hard: the difference between We gave the bananas to the monkeys because they were hungry. and We gave the bananas to the monkeys because they were ripe. is simply to ch
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wauter
13y ago
Very classy post, especially given that communicating this thoroughly and honestly is (sadly) still not the standard among tech companies.
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14y ago
I personally like how it's not too easy to find subreddits, and how it happens mostly trough people mentioning them. It keeps many communities nice and small and protected from the 'lowest common denominator' effect. Of course this means I
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14y ago
> Facebook can afford to throw money at the problem Aaah the good old circular reasoning of dismissing the big guy - they did get big enough to be able to afford money by using PHP too you know.
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14y ago
Some background: I'm at a very early-stage start-up of 2, and we wanted a centralized tool to keep track of bugs, todos, ideas, potential testers and (oh my) leads/customers. And we don't need or want the overhead, and often cost (however s
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BarListo: online boards of lists (AKA a simpler, more information-dense Trello)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I don't know for sure, but I would suspect that Facebook's description of "The Hacker Way" when they filed their IPO helped a bit to give it a positive connotation.
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14y ago
Awesome! That's Thomas Fuchs from Scriptaculous, no? Scriptaculous is what caused me to learn JS, and by exention, to go from just dabbling with HTML-only static pages to actually doing web developing (which is now my career). I love that o
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16y ago
Let's put them back on there and add a chapter titled 'controversy over Wikipedia deletion' - plenty of sources there :-) (I am only half kidding in fact, I remember something like this happening a while ago but don't remember what the prec
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18y ago
Great read! For the same reason as Paul (i.e. it's fun) I'll put my own list here. Apart from the interesting fact that Paul is actually on - my - list (since long before I read this essay, really), so are some of his heroes so I guess that
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