Speaking of which, that reminds me I want to setup some sort of ticketing system for my own projects. This current project keeps getting larger and larger. LOL It's a great example of the iceberg effect.
Yup. Though, I am getting back to my old self in that regard, now that I have managed to improve my sleep schedule.
It "amazing" how correct my psych prof was about the need for sleep. At my last job, I was having problems remembering perl's syntax. This time around, it's been much less painful.
hehe, I worked out with the boss today where I'll focus between 2 and four hours of my morning working on other people's problems, but once I goto lunch and come back for the evening shift I'm gonna be working on my own projects, as I can't keep sacrificing half-a-days->whole-days on "this doesn't build, what's wrong with my query" even tho I can troubleshoot it faster ... holy crap that turned into a mini-rant. Sorry all
in other news ... who wants to briefly thumb through (and offer loads of constructive feedback on what's wrong with it) my outline/sketch for tonight's "Introduction to jQuery" presentation? prezi.com/_cs9tco5arqo/an-introduction-to-jquery
@GeorgeMarian thanks. I don't know who my audience is and I want to just cover the absolute barest points for the audience, and the guy after me is going to cover a use-case of jQuery to solve a pain-point of his, so he'll show chaining, I think. I'm worried, cos we didn't collab, so he might have wanted something more indepth from me. But I think this gives people a foundation.
@GeorgeMarian thanks, haha typos. Appreciated
@GeorgeMarian this one I wasn't sure I said what I wanted ...
@jcolebrand Ah, yes. I know the feeling. W/o knowing what he's going to present it's hard to say, but I think it's a good wade through the waters of jQuery.
(this didn't get sent previously) @GeorgeMarian yeah, glad @balpha turned me onto that site (cc @benjol) ... it's pretty nice. I'm liable to still be using it in the future.
@balpha There is some heuristic so that if you open a page from another and both have the same preffix followed by a dash (or somesuch; this happens e.g. for Youtube) then the prefix is also faded out.
but it's a pretty weird corner case I could never really reproduce
also moving the tabs away from each other loses the effect and moving them back doesn't reinstate it. Strange stuff.
We recently printed some business cards for our Stack Exchange employees and they turned out great.
It got us thinking: our sites' moderators have been working hard to keep our sites high quality for the past few years. They may not be employees, per se, but great community moderators are why o...
@Jin Now we just need them for the Cool Kids™ too so I can get some. :p
@balpha I haven't gotten used to the "I'll let your tabs get so small you can't even see the favicons anymore"...I think that's always been there, but it's still damn annoying.
@Jin - It would be nice to have those, as well as a stock of stickers and other cheap give aways. Although, I don't know how many community mods are often in a situation to actually hand them out. Still, it seems like an inexpensive enough proposition to happily satisfy the 'just in case' scenario.
@Jin - That's another reason why I don't hand out my 'day job' business cards for talks I give on my own time .. especially when I blast my own industry for lack of cooperative development.