Fluxx

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by Fluxx 15y ago
How are things harder with these technologies?
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Textmate has this same feature to, I think it's called "Go to symbol." That said, I used Textmate and I love Sublime so much better.
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Edis - A protocol-compatible server replacement for Redis, written in Erlang(inaka.github.com)
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Since you need an SA account to view this thread, here is a mirror: http://bit.ly/xUMAup
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by Fluxx 15y ago
> finding good shows (not crappy reality TV meets cooking) was a necessity I just searched for the my GF's 3 favorite cooking shows, and found ~8 torrents, total, for two of them and zero for the other. Granted Good Eats, a more "nerdy
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Anyone who cut the cord a women or live with a women? I live with my girlfriend and don't watch our cable except for live sports and the occasional show I can't (easily) torrent. But my Girlfriend has no way to get all her favorite cookin
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I know nothing of HD over the air, but ESPN is available? In my oldschool mindset, that's a "cable" channel and not available over the air. But I could be wrong.
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Whole guide as a PDF or ePub: http://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/python-guide/latest/python-... http://media.readthedocs.org/epub/python-guide/latest/python...
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by Fluxx 15y ago
It's Google's social network that they give everyone for free, they can refuse service to anyone. I don't agree with the level of censorship personally (it's a little bit too PC), but I respect Google's right to run their website how they
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by Fluxx 15y ago
IMO, 6.6 seconds to boot the app is still too slow, but it's certainly progress. :)
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Oh I agree on all accounts. My point was that if SOPA passes I don't think it will stop the "99%."
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by Fluxx 15y ago
> Now, if we consider CS as a presentation layer for JS, then its proper place is in an IDE, not as a compiler I disagree. Forcing programmers to use a certain IDE to accomplish productivity gains is a bad road to go down. It discoura
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I disagree. The younger population is far more technical than the current older population. Granted I live in a tech-y city (Seattle), and a lot of my friends are "internet savvy," but everyone I know that is under 35 torrents stuff. Sim
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Right. I think more than the fact that they didn't know how the internet works was the arrogance that they didn't need to know how it worked or listen to/trust people who say they know how it works to make a decision.
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by Fluxx 15y ago
The dirty little secret about "music discovery" is that most people don't spend time discovering music. Sure I do because I really like music a lot. I regularly read Pitchfork and Stereogum and listen to a lot of music. But I'm in the mi
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I general I agree with this line of thinking. We should encourage women to take on careers and challenges where they are under represented. We shouldn't create sexist work environments and educational institutions that discourage particip
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by Fluxx 15y ago
It's pretty close to that now. I have an RSS feed hooked up to µTorrent that automatically downloads new items I add to my RSS feed (in this case it's TV shows from a private tracker website) or newly available ones from my existing list o
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Rubinious (Ruby implementation) did something like this with their 2.0 release that supports MRI (CRuby) version 1.8.7 and 1.9.2 syntax.
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that software engineering as a discipline is so huge that often times there are giant swaths of communities struggling with concepts and how to solve problems that really smart people already fi
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by Fluxx 15y ago
So we're basically both right, but I was wrong in my initial assessment. Their crawler doesn't give them the page speed metrics, they get it from their toolbar data: Page load time is the total time from the moment the user clicks on a
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by Fluxx 15y ago
IMO, this is a slippery slope argument. The actual phone OS, which is certainly "logging key presses" is also an opportunity for exploitation via vulnerabilities. I fail to see how software is a special case? Additionally, the carriers a
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I'm all for this. A lot of developers I've met learned HTML and CSS back in like 2007 and their skills and understanding of new technology hasn't progressed since then. The web is moving forward, and you should learn some new skills.
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by Fluxx 15y ago
The article mentions that Google will rank you page lower if your site is "slow," which the article says can happen if you install these slow widgets and trackers. Don't forget that Google is not running any javascript, flash or loading im
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I can't remember where I read it, but successful web properties often share the same theme of bringing the offline world online, or vice versa. This seems to do that quite nicely :)
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by Fluxx 15y ago
I managed to buy the iPhone app last night, but now it looks like it got yanked from the app store - at least in the US? Edit. Looks like they did. Glad I got it when I did last night: http://www.loopinsight.com/2011/11/29/apple-pulls-it
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Another way to look at this is that raw specs don't matter because it's execution and quality that matter. Every Apple product I've ever owned has cost 2x as much as the "equally spec'd" rival, but Apple products last longer and work b
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by Fluxx 15y ago
While I'm excited about "modern web applications," my understanding is that they're harder to develop for and test (I haven't done one yet). If that's true, it's worth considering if the ROI is there to make your app a single-page javascri
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Using semantic HTML and CSS to design pages is certainly not a "hip" technology. It's use case and benefits, while not perfect[1] are well understood and proven. It's not a "broken" use case, like using tables for layout are. [1] highly i
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Most sites use an HTML page to launch a JS-driven app because HTML as a presentation medium is not as responsive and lack the UX elegance that one can achieve with Javascript. It's simply a technology stack that works better at solving the
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by Fluxx 15y ago
Ceasing to adopt standards, best practices and support users who are disabled because "the old way seems to work better" is a terrible way to advance technology.

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