Nagyman

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by Nagyman 13y ago
Not quite as old, but this radiolab podcast talks of the language too http://www.radiolab.org/blogs/radiolab-blog/2010/oct/18/wild...
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by Nagyman 13y ago
500px.com seems more geared towards professional photographers, if you're looking for such an option.
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by Nagyman 14y ago
I work at a medium sized business and we're having little trouble adopting Trello. It's been about 8 months since we started, and other departments have also adopted it for their own projects. Once introduced, they love it. It's a great way
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by Nagyman 14y ago
We use Grappelli. It's a nice facelift and adds extra admin functionality too. Unfortunately, the entire django admin is due for a bit of an overhaul (more talk than action at this point I believe). It implemented a pseudo-class based view
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by Nagyman 14y ago
It gives me more confidence in the project. If someone has a vested interest ($) in making sure it's a polished and maintained application, then a nominal fee is welcome. Free for non-commercial is more than fair.
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by Nagyman 14y ago
True? We've gone from requiring a browser plugin to requiring an iOS tablet in your examples? leeoniya is correct, this is not as useful as Kuler, despite being an interesting concept. Requiring particular software (Flash, iOS, Windows, HT
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by Nagyman 14y ago
It's not terribly straight forward to do this, depending on which apps you may use. E.g. django-registration or even django.contrib.admin. Username is hard coded in many places. It will get there, but apps have some work to do.
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by Nagyman 14y ago
The point is that there is an existing application in production and a new application is being deployed. If the deployment fails, it simply does not enable the new application, leaving the existing one running. Using version control to ro
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by Nagyman 14y ago
You might have been somewhat fortunate finding the same direct price. I'm aware that Expedia is large enough to get bulk discounts from airlines that aren't always publicly offered to direct passengers.
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by Nagyman 14y ago
There's also Google Tag Manager. It's not itself an analytics script, but it provides a clean way to separate tags from code (one tag to rule them all). In addition, it's dataLayer acts as an intermediate store which any tag can access via
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by Nagyman 14y ago
The slides don't mention this, but he did touch on having layered designs so the 5% remains possible. However, the primarily exposed api shouldn't get sacrificed for said features. By conceding on a feature that makes the API less usable, y
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by Nagyman 14y ago
We've adopted Trello wholeheartedly and have worked out a decent solution to what you describe. Our overarching board ("Software Roadmap") consists of "Epic/Story" cards. Each of these are large projects we expect to be broken down. In each
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by Nagyman 14y ago
I had the same issue, but I hadn't zoomed in to the location on the map (I only typed it). Further, when I revisited the page, there were insecure assets that didn't load by default.
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by Nagyman 14y ago
This brings to mind Closure Compiler's use of comment annotations to add type checking, etc to javascript. https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/docs/js-for-c...
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by Nagyman 15y ago
There was a significant BBM push that I recall last year[1]. I'd always heard great things about BBM, but it requires everyone to have a blackberry, no? That won't work in a diverse ecosystem; iPhone's Facetime is another example. These are
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by Nagyman 15y ago
CMD+` will cycle through applications' windows, but it won't restore minimized windows.
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by Nagyman 15y ago
I just meant the ribbon is far away from the files one is managing (relatively). Your example of the 'popup toolbar' is exactly the sort of thing I might expect to make the context menu more discoverable; but if it's been tried and didn't w
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by Nagyman 15y ago
Ha, that's a fun analogy. If I understand it, you're saying the 'lift' is the menu bar (soon to be ribbon). Which, if I were to reuse the comparison, is more like walking down the street to your neighbour's building, climbing up _their_ dra
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by Nagyman 15y ago
To your point about letting the data do the designing for them, I believe they actually ignored an important aspect of their data or they were so biased towards the ribbon that they interpreted the data towards supporting it's implementatio
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by Nagyman 15y ago
The web isn't print, it was never meant to be. The content you publish online is going to be displayed on any number of devices at various resolutions, scales, window sizes, colours, etc. If you're a web designer, keep in mind that you're d
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by Nagyman 15y ago
The carriers would have had to work together to seize the social space. Instead, they'll just charge $15/month for the "Unlimited Social Package" E.g. http://www.bell.ca/shopping/en_CA_ON.Unlimited-Social-Networ...
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by Nagyman 16y ago
It can, but for some reason (memory leaks?) the iPad slowly loses that capability. I find occasionally powering it off brings back the ability to load multiple tabs without reloading pages.
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by Nagyman 16y ago
172's were introduced in 1956. I'm certain if personal flight were more mainstream, flying could be quite as easy as hoping in your car. Further, it's easier to automate flight because of the vertical space available for traffic separation.
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by Nagyman 16y ago
Indeed, but then the URL doesn't change, so the page can't be emailed, tweeted, etc. The hash-bang allows you to change the url, use AJAX to change the content, and retain browser history. The history API in HTML5 allows you to accomplish t
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by Nagyman 16y ago
One of the big benefits of using virtualenv is that you can change the environment your code is running within. For example, if I want to test a new version of a package (or a new version of python altogether), I can create another virtual
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by Nagyman 16y ago
Something for your fabfile (for pushing to production and migrating): def with_virtualenv(command): "Executes a command in this project's virtual environment." run('source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh && worko
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by Nagyman 16y ago
Do you need to modify your manage.py? source /usr/bin/local/virtualenvwrapper.sh workon yoursitevirtualenv ./manage.py migrate Virtualenv changes the current environment variables to use the correct python version. So the shebang
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by Nagyman 16y ago
The movie example reminded me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKF1u-TOXuE
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by Nagyman 16y ago
Chrome and Firefox on OSX both experience the issue. Safari is smooth. The problem disappears without the background-position set to fixed. The transparent effect would be lost, but it actually still looks good when the background just scro
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by Nagyman 16y ago
In my experience, "web designers" arguing in favour of simplicity is for greater usability, not necessarily better design. On a related note, the giant fixed background image on that website makes scrolling choppy and unusable, so I can und

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