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by Leftium 10y ago
Oh, so that's why they do it that way!
902.
by Leftium 10y ago
Wow! Front-end only is actually a great advantage for me. I actually tried to modify [ShareDB] to be front-end only[1]. (ShareDB uses WebSockets or any other full duplex stream; it's a great reference if you want to implement true clie
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by Leftium 10y ago
There is also a Category V, which requires twice the study hours of Category IV (2200 hours) [1]. Last I heard, Category V was an unofficial level, and Korean was the only language in the category. It seems they made it official and shifted
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by Leftium 10y ago
I made a field visit to an MSSP[1] and they used a tool just like this (although not nearly as complete). Most security analysts don't know how to code. Even if they do know how to code, it's faster to take advantage of a nice int
905.
by Leftium 10y ago
Here is a link to my project, Todo.taskpaper Source code: https://github.com/Leftium/todo.taskpaper Live Demo: https://leftium.github.io/Todo.taskpaper/
906.
by Leftium 10y ago
Taskpaper[1]: a simple text file that has conventions for tagging, search, filtering, etc. I'm building an enhanced text editor that makes viewing/editing taskpaper files more convenient: - Interactive programmatic access via
907.
by Leftium 10y ago
Excellent intro (free): The Fable of the User-Centered Designer [1] His Udemy course is also very good: User Experience (UX): The Ultimate Guide to Usability and UX [2] [1]: http://www.userfocus.co.uk/fable/ [2]: http
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by Leftium 10y ago
Maybe. Louis Rossmann demonstrates a definite difference between speedtest and youtube[1]. The comments suggest it might be "binge-on" throttling, not favoring speedtest per say. [1] https://youtu.be/2ImKF0fly8s
909.
by Leftium 10y ago
The embedded youtube video didn't work. I think this is it: https://youtu.be/F7N254MTA4Q
910.
by Leftium 10y ago
Interesting, but the open source SkyDB seems to be dead: https://twitter.com/benbjohnson/status/590626780173721601
911.
by Leftium 11y ago
Cool. Does Dragula support nested containers? I've been looking for a library that supports nested containers. For an example of drag and drop with nested containers see https://www.bkmks.com/
912.
by Leftium 11y ago
How about pop-ups that only come up when the user is about to close the browser tab? The user is free to continue to close the tab if the pop-up doesn't interest them. Some demos: - http://www.popupdomination.com/ - h
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by Leftium 11y ago
They regularly spotlight apps on their mailing list[1]. For example: - World Cup App Spotlight[2] - InkaBinka[3] (Only the mobile apps?) [1]: http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/home/?u=4656ba2b0a364690c85... [2]: http:&
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by Leftium 12y ago
IMSI MasterClips ("1,500,000" now.) [1] Of course, the bulk of that number comes via 1-year membership to http://www.iclipart.com/ [1]: http://www.amazon.com/IMSI-00M15W10CC-MasterClips-500-000&#x2
915.
by Leftium 12y ago
Apparently former Google Answers Researchers started http://uclue.com/ after Google shuttered Answers.
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by Leftium 12y ago
Often money is not the best motivator. Dan Ariely's research shows people who were asked to volunteer consistently put in more effort than those who were compensated with money or gifts. There's a whole chapter about social norms
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by Leftium 13y ago
Already found user scripts to revert to the old-style results [1]. I also found a user script to conveniently put the search options on the left-hand side again. It saves me two clicks when I limit the date range of the search results. (I h
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by Leftium 13y ago
I mashed together the best parts of hackerwebapp and hckr news: http://hn.leftium.com/
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by Leftium 13y ago
I think it's just the image of the cleverly re-purposed interstate 404 sign. I wonder if they did that for other status codes (like 503), too.
920.
by Leftium 13y ago
I'd love a scrollbar that displays which part is the actual article, and which part is the comments following it. Often the comments are much longer than the article, so it's difficult to gauge how much of the article is left.
921.
by Leftium 14y ago
Similar situation here; my working theory is that I have dominant left wrist/fingers for tasks that require fine motor skills (writing, drawing, painting) and dominant right arm for tasks that require more arm strength (throwing). Of course
922.
by Leftium 14y ago
[The CEO]confirmed that he'd not involved any technical staff in the decisions he'd made about the Python product brand, and told me he regretted that as it would probably have helped him understand the likely reaction to his trademark chal
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by Leftium 14y ago
I have a similar idea for managing contacts where the contact is "bumped" up whenever any type of communication is made (send/receive phone calls, emails, SMS's, etc) Less important contacts naturally settle to the bottom. You can scan the
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by Leftium 14y ago
The Super Talent RC8 has a peppy SandForce SSD controller. http://www.everythingusb.com/super-talent-usb-3.0-express-rc...
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by Leftium 14y ago
Press enter about 15 times to skip the first part of the tutorial. The labels in the later part are correct and also show the other secondary chorded keys.
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The Foundation: step-by-step blueprints & mentorship for entrepreneurs(thefoundation.io)
2 points by Leftium 14y ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 14y ago
Moneydance has an API[1]. First heard about it here: http://tynan.com/hardcore-personal-finance [1] http://www.moneydance.com/developer
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by Leftium 14y ago
How did homeschooling help you in terms of social interaction? I thought that was one of the arguments against homeschooling.
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by Leftium 14y ago
Very useful~ Thanks! All the graphs have the same x-axis; how about combining them so you can see all the information at the same time in one screen without scrolling down?
930.
by Leftium 14y ago
Cool! I'm doing a similar port of todo.sh [1] Except when I started I didn't know about Dojo... So my next task is to refactor my todo.html into a framework based on Dojo Boilerplate [2] I suggest starting with a bare Dojo Boilerplate that

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