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Asking for Permission(pilif.github.com)
4 points by Seldaek 15y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 15y ago
Fair enough, and interesting facts, but I think what he meant is more that they do not have a meaning to most people. It's not like concatenating real words, it's just finding a name that has meaning to you, but still sounds unique to the w
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The algorithm that named us Nelmio(nelm.io)
15 points by Seldaek 15y ago|4 comments
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Motherf*cking JavaScript T-Shirts(nelm.io)
10 points by Seldaek 15y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 15y ago
This is the piss poor attitude that makes HN a better place. Not that the other comment was the most clever thing I ever read, but please.
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by Seldaek 15y ago
That's a first world problem of ruby devs I think. When you're used to it, you never forget to write return statements.
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by Seldaek 15y ago
All I'm thinking is that people should start using JSLint instead of making up languages on top of JS. That will catch most of the bugs due to common misunderstandings of the language.
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by Seldaek 15y ago
I don't quite agree with the conclusion of the article ("you’ll come away with a better understanding of JavaScript"). The fact that CoffeeScript hides scoping and other stuff from you means you will never have to learn how JavaScript reall
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by Seldaek 15y ago
It is sad to see that our dear political elites still don't "get" the web. I doubt this will pass, because I'm optimistic at times, and we still have a relatively decent level of democracy around here, but the fact it's been proposed is sti
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Alarm over EU Great Firewall proposal(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by Seldaek 15y ago|1 comments
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by Seldaek 15y ago
Unfortunately won't be able to make it, I'm at JSDay in Italy at that time. I hope there will be another chance.
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by Seldaek 15y ago
I deleted it :)
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Pieppiep - Twitter client written in Bash(github.com)
1 points by Seldaek 15y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 15y ago
If you use keyCode instead of charCode I think you'll get the same result on every keyboard layout, but of course if you tell people to use C, it means the key where C is on a US keyboard, not really the key where a C is printed. I believe
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A few Terminal tricks for the new hackers(seld.be)
6 points by Seldaek 15y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 16y ago
Site got moved to EC2 http://twitter.com/#!/chregu/status/40712581702225920 - agreed though, leaking errors is unacceptable.
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by Seldaek 16y ago
Feel free to check Symfony2 at http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/master/ - it does not have much to do with symfony1 by the way, in case you'd decide to dismiss it due to past experience.
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by Seldaek 16y ago
I can now confirm that it renders perfectly in IE9 RC1, it looks exactly like in Opera 11 & Firefox 3.6. Chrome 9 is the only one rendering them a bit awkward (tiny details, but still).
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Belgium beats "no-government" world record(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by Seldaek 16y ago|1 comments
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Why Google's One Pass Could Be a Ticket to Nowhere(gigaom.com)
2 points by Seldaek 16y ago|0 comments
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by Seldaek 16y ago
It works in latest versions of all browsers, including IE9 Beta where it's almost perfect - don't have the RC at hand to try, but hopefully it improves the few glitches I'm seeing. The good thing is that in IE<9, it just shows a white b
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Brilliant use of CSS drop shadows(nicolasgallagher.com)
426 points by Seldaek 16y ago|60 comments
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by Seldaek 16y ago
We did have people in the workshop that were quite knowledgeable in those areas, but we had to keep the text short to avoid most people just skipping over everything. This is bound to create inaccuracies. As for this point in particular, of
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by Seldaek 16y ago
Because importance is subjective :)
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by Seldaek 16y ago
Another factor was the really short time we had for development, so implementing those two allow us to cover the largest part of our target audience with a simple UI.
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by Seldaek 16y ago
Well I work on a 14" dell machine that is light enough (~2kg) to carry around. With SSD and 4GB RAM it is also sufficiently fast. As for unplugging stuff, there is USB, Audio, Network, DisplayPort, Power.. 5 cables to pull out, it's really
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by Seldaek 16y ago
I can't really say what will work for you, but here's how I do it: our company only has laptops, so my work (web dev) machine is a laptop. In the office though I've a 24" monitor, along with external keyboard and mouse. Essentially the lapt
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by Seldaek 16y ago
This is probably one of the best use cases for open source. You can try to change the world, and if you can convince other people that you're going in the right direction you may just get tons of invaluable help. I think you should follow o
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Taking a break from Ubuntu(nicam.ch)
19 points by Seldaek 16y ago|36 comments
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ESI - Full page caching with Symfony2(seld.be)
1 points by Seldaek 16y ago|0 comments

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