danabramov

I don't understand why people complain about this. It makes perfect sense: when you change your CSS (maybe adding `opacity` to `transform: translate`), you will notice this property and remember …

>The "steve" test seems to guide everything else they build Where did you get this from?

Beautiful work. Congrats to Miguel, Nat and everyone on the team. Funny that IB stinks so much they had to basically rewrite it. Also, I like the (minor) redesign. Looks more solid now.

OP here: thanks for all the replies, I didn't expect this to get to the front page. To clarify a few things: 1. I live in Russia but will move to US or Europe soon. 2. This is not something I wan…

Yep. I said “engineering” so I could sound fancy. Also, it's not about MV* anymore.

Interesting that “don't drag them down” appeared several times in this thread.

I'm located in Russia but I plan to move to US for an unknown period of time, and later either stay in US or move to Europe. I'm not in a hurry—just trying to imagine what I'd like to b…

Thank you and your parent for shedding light on some of the issues. It's very informative and not something people tell you upfront (or even recognize is there).

>i hated being a biologist. I didn't like the culture of science, I didn't like the work itself, and I didn't like the schedule and lifestyle it demanded. I also really didn't l…

>Results in research need ambition, duration and vision more then being the smartest person in the room every day. Thanks for mentioning that. I only recently realized that “mad genius scientist” s…

>To help find a way back to academia, you can get a big boost by contributing to an open-source project with strong academic connections Woah, haven't thought about it from this perspective. T…

I tried porting a project from Require to Browserify and I gave up because of relative paths issue.

It's always useful to check last edit date on StackOverflow—some answers are so upvoted they stay on top forever even when they get irrelevant, since whoever finds them today upvotes them again. …

I think they're good. Not good good but I hate vacuum buds and I'm happy to find some that fit my ears nicely. I'd welcome suggestions for quality headphones if they: (1) fit as good …

I think you misread the parent, it was “contacts”, not “contracts”. As in “insider connections”.

Check out this talk: http://vimeo.com/92687646 At around 30:00, he talks about why Angular's two-way binding is evil, and why React's approach makes more sense. In short, tw…

Pete Hunt talks about this in Rethinking Best Practices video[1]. This is one concern, not two. [1]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=x7cQ3... …

You don't need to "mix" React with templates because JSX files are very similar to HTML, except for a few gotchas[1]. We have JSX components that look like templates and have little log…

This sounds correct.

Have you seen Rethinking Best Practices video[1] from JSConf? I think it explains the point. [1]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=x7cQ3... …

There's recently been a post by Mozilla themselves explaining why Persona failed.

Narnia looks like a safe choice.

From what I heard, Telegram was intended as a testbed and the team didn't quite expect the exposure it received. This is going to be a separate product from Telegram. Durov knows what focus is, h…

Yup. I thought it was part if the joke (that in a few generations, we might pronounce old language names differently).

Also, I doubt that decentralized liking is what will render Facebook obsolete. This is a very tech-centric point of view. People don't think of Facebook as of some kind of key-value storage where…

Can you sell literacy to someone? I think it's fairly simple: if you're literate, you can make way more money for your family. How do you sell understanding cryptography, using it in real li…

Don't get why you're being downvoted. I can hardly imagine my friends signing restaurants' public keys. They don't have any problem with Facebook or Foursquare whatsoever. As some …