BonsaiDen

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by BonsaiDen 13y ago
Have you considered getting a orthopedic insert? I'm also flat footed and had enormous problems with both my legs / knees and my back before getting them.
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A fast alternative to git-filter-branch(rtyley.github.io)
1 points by BonsaiDen 13y ago|1 comments
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by BonsaiDen 14y ago
I could see Mindstorms working out really great :) Or just any sort of "simple" 3D game engine. I think it's important that he sees immediate results, he can learn the gritty details over time, having the actual feeling of creating somethin
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by BonsaiDen 14y ago
As a VIM User, I feel right at home :)
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by BonsaiDen 14y ago
Works well here on 10.04 with a Nvidia GT530 (propr. drivers)
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
Indeed, this also gives me some confidence that there are still a few people around at Apple who don't like walls around their gardens :)
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
Took the time and refactored the perlin-noise port in the post to make it look a bit more like JavaScript. As a small side effect I got a 3x speed increase. JS Engines are good at optimizing, but having a senseless 256 copy loop in every c
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
While I like the terminal... I don't want to be one. Best Ivo
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From the Rough - Awesomely Interactive Movie Teaser Site(fromtheroughmovie.com)
2 points by BonsaiDen 15y ago|0 comments
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
Dunno... but I get the feeling that everyone thinks that computers should be easier, and nobody should have to learn anything in order to use the. Uh, what? We're living in a world where digital technology more and more becomes the dominant
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
Completely agree. OSX hides so many things away from me. It would take days of configuration of a fresh OSX install to get to a state where I could work with. Having to install 10 payed 3rd party programs to make the system itself usable(SF
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
Finally someone who's going to port VIM! to the browser ...right? Right? RIGHT? :(
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by BonsaiDen 15y ago
Fighting fire with fire hmmmm....
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
We have a newer version of the website in the works, but it's getting delayed to my new job. I hardly have anytime at the moment to work with Yi Jiang on the style since I spend 5 hours a day sitting in a train. But that will change as soon
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
The statement comes from experience, extended stuff is bad just bad for you. jQuery and others are dropping the use of hasOwnProperty. So if you extend stuff and include one of these libs, they will break. The devs just don't care anymore.
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
The whole page disqualified itself instantly, not a single note about `hasOwnProperty` on the whole page :(
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
It only is a valid statement if you add the notes about always doing the validation server side too, and only using the JS one for improve UX. But w3schools is read by beginners, they don't have any clue about web security whatsoever, if yo
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
Another great quote from w3schools: > JavaScript can be used to validate data - A JavaScript can be used to validate form data before it is submitted to a server. This saves the server from extra processing Sure! Always trust the client
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
> The web site is easy to use and a great resource for beginners. Yep a great resource, for wasting a ton of precious time in which they could have learned how to do things right instead of using techniques from ca. 2000. > ...i
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
Well there's a reason why everything that mentions w3schools gets down voted into oblivion over at Stackoverflow. The site is horrible. Period. > Completely irrelevant. Don't shoot the messenger. Aha. Well, if they can't even get their
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Code-Bowling, the worst code that still works and might be found in the wild(stackoverflow.com)
6 points by BonsaiDen 16y ago|0 comments
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
Well JS is very dynamic, people have for a long time focused on the optimization of static typed compiled languages. The JVM did awesome things in the area of JITs, V8 Crankshaft is already pushing the limits once again, up to 3x gains ov
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
I don't worry about NaCI itself, I worry about someone who's too stupid to implement it correctly. And those people are everywhere, especially in big companies. i.e. Nintendo, broken (self built!) RSA in the Wii or even better Sony, using t
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
> like the ones I listed (games, simulations, video, DSP). Those should not run in a Browser, they should on a real OS (or Emacs). What's next VMWare inside your Browser? Then it's OS -> Browser -> VM -> OS -> Browser...
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
> The author fails to point out why would anyone want low level memory access. To get out of the sandbox and wreak havoc? No really, NativeClient is the __last__ thing the Web needs. In the end people will either port their old, bug rid
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
Huh, that's strange Firefox nightly here is slower than Crankshaft: http://krakenbenchmark.mozilla.org/kraken-1.0/results.html?%...
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
Chrome 9.0.587.0 dev: http://krakenbenchmark.mozilla.org/kraken-1.0/results.html?%... Chromium 10.0.605.0 (68575) with Crankshaft: http://krakenbenchmark.mozilla.org/kraken-1.0/results.html?%... Overall Crankshaft is 2.13x FASTER. Ubunt
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
Apple just doesn't like BitTorrent. Well actually it's their partners in the music industry which don't like it.
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
That the whole copyright thing is getting out of control, soon words will be copyrighted... Just now some german newspapers plan on copyrighting the stuff the use in their headlines, yes the sentences/words in the headlines.
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by BonsaiDen 16y ago
The Video in the article is a great example! "This Video contains content from UMG. It is not available in your country"

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