It's done via the 'z-index' CSS property [0]. Essentially, the higher the z-index, the higher the priority of the element; a higher z-index will appear in front of a lower z-index.

[0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/CSS/z-index

If you're building isomorphic code for the browser using webpack, you can quite happily chunk certain modules into separate bundles which will be loaded asynchronously when needed. It's pretty awesome.

Correct link: http://mrmrs.io/profile/

So, when I fixed the link, it shows my name, my profile picture, and then my repos three times.

"Better" might not be the word for this. How about "different"?

Looks cool! You should probably have a more obvious signup link on the login/landing page - it took me a few moments to work out how.

I'm also getting lots of little 'Failed to fetch' errors around the site. I can provide more detail on request :)

Hi Jimmed,

Thank you for feedback! We are working to improve user experience all over the app and soon we'll come up with a more neat starting/login page. Now, it's just for beta testers. So, thank you for joining us!

Adding friends will be also reshaped in the next version and FB integration added. But, nevertheless try to add some friends and use meetup to set a meeting with them in a precise location.

Failed to fetch will be gone soon. We promise :)

(Disclaimer: I work at Lens.)

We do have a way to go in terms of optimising the site, but we are currently only open to a small number of alpha users. I can safely say that by the time we open the floodgates to the general public, these issues will have been addressed.

Thanks for the feedback!

Seems legit! I'm not sure it's hugely accurate, but it gave me a pretty close estimate for my salary.

- Eat properly. You will feel and look like shit if you don't.

- Sleep properly. You're gaining nothing by staying up to 4am, for some misplaced fear of missing out.

- You are worth more than you think.

- Surround yourself by people smarter than you. Ask for their help. You will learn more this way.

- Stay curious. If you're convinced that you know it all, you're probably entirely wrong.

Genuine answer: Feeling better about our self-image / placating the fear that we're "not manly enough".

I also find that being strong(er) is more useful in my daily life than increased aerobic capability i.e. picking my nine year old daughter up and carrying her on my shoulders, moving heavy stuff in the garden etc.

The self image is derived from feedback in society so for straight men, blame other women.

Breach has been around a while now. I'm fairly sure it was only posted as a reaction to Vivaldi - the repository hasn't been touched for months.

> I'm not sure if that applies to the majority of the population (yet)

Are we living in the same country?