Andi

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by Andi 15y ago
I cannot agree. You are stuck in a view that energy needs to be cheap and that energy must be available despite the costs of nuclear reactors for nature and future generations. This is the classical view of people who see technical progress
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by Andi 15y ago
Most importantly, our Lebenswelt will benefit, if this decision holds for the next centuries.
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Schema.js v0.2 released(github.com)
1 points by Andi 15y ago|0 comments
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by Andi 15y ago
There are real references in JavaScript - when you pass objects. This case is completely ignored. I want to get the same pointer when it's the same object, even if the properties have changed. This is stubborn. I have solved this problem in
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Indexing Dataspaces(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
2 points by Andi 15y ago|0 comments
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by Andi 15y ago
It inacceptably blocks when accessing a Macfuse volume. But the whole design looks very good.
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by Andi 16y ago
It takes too long to move your mouse from one screen to another. Using several screens is overrated. I can agree with UI developers who need to overview big graphics and use two or more screens, but for people writing text or code it is sur
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by Andi 16y ago
Is is very important to change your whole context regularly. This means: go out (this is where we come from), take a walk. This will give you back the necessary energy you need in your modern workplace.
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by Andi 16y ago
HTML document viewer - isn't this a browser? To add the social stuff, what about a browser plugin. This sounds like a joke. Why having another window in a window? What do I do when I want to put a presentation online? I publish a website.
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by Andi 16y ago
Functions return the result of the last expression -> Better use CoffeeScript - it's > 1.0 - it will save you even more work.
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Asynchronous function memoization (node.js style)(github.com)
4 points by Andi 16y ago|0 comments
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by Andi 16y ago
I am sorry for uprating this post by just 1 point.
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Thirty-Six Stratagems(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Andi 16y ago|0 comments
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by Andi 16y ago
It's not only about the client side. With the rise of node.js, it will be more and more relevant for server-side, data-heavy processing.
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by Andi 16y ago
Use Step, man
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by Andi 16y ago
Trier, Germany - because I live there.
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by Andi 16y ago
Use Step, man: http://github.com/creationix/step
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by Andi 16y ago
Porcupine Tree
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by Andi 16y ago
I like this part of the speech. This is the real advice, BECAUSE it plays with black and white. So you have to ask yourself: WHY do I tend to answer the left question with YES instead of the right one? What is the real cause for not making
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by Andi 16y ago
Not meant to be this. It's there to validate data coming from an untrusted source to fit to your data model. The best usecase is a document database (like MongoDB, CouchDB) that uses JSON as data representation. The logic and validation has
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by Andi 16y ago
You better ask: "How can WE write an interface like Gmail?"
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JSON Schema - the next standard for defining schemas.(json-schema.org)
13 points by Andi 16y ago|5 comments
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by Andi 16y ago
Why is this on hacker news?
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by Andi 17y ago
The words in the wheel seem to be the same as the related searches. So this is just an alternative way to present related searches.
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by Andi 17y ago
The words in the wheel seem to be the same as the related searches. So this is just an alternative way to present related searches.
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by Andi 17y ago
Is this an "ad" for Intel's processors' capacities for graphics or physics? I still don't know, but this reminds me of this German DIY sore ad (which is a fake): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qyv3q_yr8tI
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by Andi 17y ago
Great post, it's about trying the impossible. There must be a black hole in your mind that you have to fill.
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by Andi 17y ago
Google Maps is - next to Flickr's photo organizer - the best RIA
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by Andi 17y ago
Lol, how easy is this?
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by Andi 17y ago
Techcrunch is stupid. I will just read 1 tweet at a time.

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