HarrietJones

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by HarrietJones 13y ago
The version of this I used had basic HTML Rendering in it. I believe that the author (@mrRio) was going to do more on that. It looks, for the moment, that they've stopped mentioning the HTML rendering though, so maybe that was too tric
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
Previously hosted at JsPDF.Com. I'm not sure why it's moved, but I've used this library and can attest to its awesomeness. It seems really stable to me. I use it to create and print off 4 page employment applications. Gotchas
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
I was cool with it until here : "Well it turns out I could [be fired], unless it could be reasonably inferred that I was being fired for being part of a protected class. So had my boss said “The CEO thinks you dress like a faggot” or “
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
iPhone also starts increasing the next allowed retry time after a certain number of incorrect guesses.
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
Not entirely sure why the person who wrote this is so put out. They wanted a job and they didn't get that job. Things change. It can be frustrating, but get over it. You didn't get the job you wanted. I also think it's pretty
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
I'm glad to hear you're up and running and funded Kyle. I was a bit wary to donate (though I did), as I feared that the idea wouldn't get going. But it's an important thing. There needs to be a place where people (youngs
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
My favourites are HTML and CSS. They're all pretty good though.
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Gustav Jens Tech Tricks(youtube.com)
2 points by HarrietJones 13y ago|1 comments
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
The whole thing doesn't make any sense to me. I can understand that governments may have shadowy departments doing illegal things we don't know about, but the whole scope of Prism seems to be too wide. When people talk about it, t
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by HarrietJones 13y ago
I could have done with this two months ago. I've just finished quite a large dojo project, and it has been a huge pain in the ass. It is impossible to debug, the AMD changes are confusing as all hell & it is badly documented, but its bi
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Though I'd like for the new version to be Web only.
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
desktop based system with some web stuff and some console mode stuff (dos)
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Ask HN: Strategies for converting 1M line Enterprise system to new language.
4 points by HarrietJones 14y ago|7 comments
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Meanwhile, if you get it online, it's $99.00 a year for up to 5 devices, and moving the license from one machine to another is as simple as logging on and deregistering the invalid device. Microsoft have been skeevy in the past when it come
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Am I the only person who read the title of this as "Homoerotic erection"? I really hope not.
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
There's always a tradeoff between knowing what something like "each" does and having that extra architectural clutter being a cognitive drag. I can see the point being made, and there are obviously going to be situations where getting close
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
"I will learn at the root, not the abstraction: JAVASCRIPT BEFORE JQUERY" I'm not sure why one high-end abstraction finds favour over another slightly higher high-end abstraction, but this sure sounds a lot like the people who insist that y
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Psych.
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
If you're going to watch any Adam Curtis documentary, it's worth watching the parody video "The Loving Trap" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Here's some Slashdot Moderators talking about the fact they didn't delete it: http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/wzmdu/censored_s...
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
They're talking about it over on Metafilter. http://www.metafilter.com/118170 Part of the reason it may have been deleted is because it probably has nothing to do with the government, and because as a document, it's been kicking around (a
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Like this: http://pleasefund.us/projects/chuntle
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
There's also a few synonyms you could use: brooch, barrette, bobbin
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
How about "thumbtacks". (or thumbtack) You're keeping the reference (albeit obliquely) to pinning things and you're referencing thumbs (which people use for browsing and clicking on the iPad)
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Great. I took a Coursera course last month, and despite a couple of weirdnesses, it was a really enjoyable experience. I don't really get Udacity, but I'm definitely going to take a couple more of these courses. It also appears as though th
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Interestingly, I tried to do exactly the same thing at exactly the same time and got 0 traction on it. http://seanbamforth.tumblr.com/post/27281933264/how-app-net-... Dalton says a lot, but there's the sneaking suspicion that he wants to
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Show and Ask HN: Would you pay for a rubbish version of Twitter?(pleasefund.us)
1 points by HarrietJones 14y ago|0 comments
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
I use a debugger. If you've got some input that gets transformed into unexpected output, it's great to follow the code along. Of course, placing debug output works too, be the debugger is usually faster in this situation. It's good for whit
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
I don't really understand why people think that copy pasting takes less time than making a new function. Your function may need some refactoring to make sense, but just cutting that block of text out and then calling it in a function can us
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by HarrietJones 14y ago
Bridge Building vs Software Engineering http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2005/05/bridges-software-en... There is something different between software and other engineering methods. I'm not sure he expresses it properly, but it's definitel

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