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721.
by Flenser 15y ago
from the getting started guide: Java syntax highlighting is also supported. However, we have not implemented any outlining or content assist. Since we are building an integrated web-based toolset, we felt it important to target first the w
722.
by Flenser 15y ago
Think of it as Google Docs for web development. Always available and you can collaborate on it with anyone without them having to set up a development environment or install anything.
723.
by Flenser 15y ago
Because there was a power cut and your development machine isn't online, or the cleaner pulled the plug on it or maybe the sysadmins decided to change the network settings over the holidays.
724.
by Flenser 15y ago
It would be nice to be able to search for teams with specific skills in a location without having to sign up and see how many results there are.
725.
by Flenser 16y ago
You can see how agreeable a comment is by how far up the page it is. This comment is near the top of the page. Does that make it agreeable?
726.
by Flenser 16y ago
Looked through Google's numbers but they don't seem to be directly comparable to Facebook's. Anyone know how far apart they are?
727.
by Flenser 16y ago
Rendering templated HTML on the server for serving the first page from cache and then using the same code to render subsequent pages on the client is one use I'd like to experiment with.
728.
by Flenser 16y ago
Strange, why is the eff link https? The site only appears to work on http. I can't be the first to click through to the article surely?
729.
by Flenser 16y ago
If there's only one copy of an article stored on Readability's servers, then I'd say they're a publisher. If they store everyone's articles separately, then they're a service.
730.
by Flenser 16y ago
It can't be any harder than selecting your card type on the checkout page of every online store on the web.
731.
by Flenser 16y ago
Stack Exchange process for deleting content > Wikipedia process for deleting content. Having nominations be anonymous until a consensus is reached stops this kind of issue arising. Sometimes complete transparency isn't the best policy.
732.
by Flenser 16y ago
and ALT+0131 on the numpad on windows
733.
by Flenser 16y ago
depends how many accounts you've got. I'm checking 3 accounts so it saves having to have 3 pinned tabs open.
734.
by Flenser 16y ago
Still don't understand why it would need the url to specific articles. Surely the domain would do.
735.
by Flenser 16y ago
They would when YouTube adds paid for content.
736.
by Flenser 16y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. It's also loading the google analytics script. Disabling and reporting! Any idea what it's doing?
737.
by Flenser 16y ago
I think this basically disincentivizes commenting when you know you're going to end up "below the fold". And incentivises replying to comments above the fold.
738.
by Flenser 16y ago
You know who else shares my phone number and address? The phone book! but the phone book doesn't call up the websites you visit to tell them that it's you that's visiting them. It's not about the specific information being available; it's
739.
by Flenser 16y ago
Jurassic Park in 2015... yesss! This is exciting, I'll be one of the first to buy a ticket when these end up in zoos and theme parks. Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and screaming.
740.
by Flenser 16y ago
They don't have to go nuclear, they just have to serve youtube content in higher resolutions in WebM than in H.264.
741.
by Flenser 16y ago
> Facebook and Google usurped their predecessors from out of nowhere. They both wouldn't exist if their founders said to themselves, "I'm not going to try to overtake Yahoo/MySpace -- they're unkillable." Google beat Yahoo at their own
742.
by Flenser 16y ago
have you considered a job board?
743.
by Flenser 16y ago
What's the difference between a laden and an unladen follow?
744.
by Flenser 16y ago
but search term highlighting is much better in chrome. When Firefox has search highlighting in the scrollbar I'll switch back.
745.
by Flenser 16y ago
>I hate watching a 5-minute video when I could skim-read a 30-second block of text instead. But it may be that even if the majority of people feel like that the people that will watch the video will convert better than the people that w
746.
by Flenser 17y ago
The analogy to power generation might not hold up in the long term. Solar cells improvements follow Moore's law so maybe power generation will eventually come full circle and companies will start generating their own power again.
747.
by Flenser 17y ago
Kindle will get the head (heavy readers), iPad will get the long tail (casual readers). There's room for both.
748.
by Flenser 17y ago
Google image search is a good start, but why pay humans, surely it wouldn't be hard to write a pattern matcher that could differentiate between male and female photos. Google image search could also allow for breaking down the results by ge