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Nice to see I'm not the only EA MIT-hopeful on HN! :-) I like what you did. It's cool to make the stressful process a bit social. I understand there's not exac
by zbanks 16y ago
Nice to see I'm not the only EA MIT-hopeful on HN! :-)
I like what you did. It's cool to make the stressful process a bit social. I understand there's not exactly a ton of data to work with, though.
As a general rule with bookmarklets, however, it's good to put the bulk of the source in an external file that you can update: not only does it make the bookmark smaller, but it also allows you to push updates seemlessly.
By the way, I was really impressed that they sent out an an email exactly (down to the minute) 1 week before the decision date. They said they'd give us a week's notice, but who knew it'd be so precise... All of this is causing way too much anxiety.
Good luck!
- gmaster1440 16y agoLikewise :) Yes, I actually tried a load-script-into-head bookmarklet, but it didn't seem to want to work on chrome (though it worked on safari). If you can get a snippet working, I'd gladly implement it. Good luck to you too!
- zbanks 16y agoYou do load in jquery, why not replace that script URL with your bookmarklet script? Script tags aren't subject to cross-domain policies, so you shouldn't have trouble there. Plus, if they were, you would have seen issues alread.
- gmaster1440 16y agoI tried loading the script, but what happened in Chrome is that the whole page was replaced with the url to the script. In Safari, on the other hand, it worked perfectly.
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- gmaster1440 16y agonvm, got it ;)