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Well, it's your lucky day, because it does that. There's even a tiny bit of acceleration when it happens it seems. I was curious to see if anybody mentioned that in the comments actually. I thought that was a very nice touch, si
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If you, like me, are wondering what "Black Friday" is in the context of poker, it refers to United States v. Scheinberg: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Scheinberg United States v. Scheinberg i
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Even though I hadn't thought about this company for a long time, just yesterday evening I was wondering "whatever happened to Bump?" and checked their site. Since the start they've had interesting technology (though of
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Keep in mind that it's not 900 engineers. At the time Instagram was bought by Facebook, (and still I think) they didn't have any kind of ads and thus no need for sales people and a reduced need for engineering, product management,
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Either way would work from what I understand: it's a web app that you can access from another computer on the network or the Pi itself. Of course, you'll need a monitor and keyboard.
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Slightly off-topic: though I get a bit tired of this style of presentation videos, this one is incredibly well done, especially for an open-source project (even though backed by Google). That project is pretty cool, though I do feel that ha
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if people get their first smartphone because it is $100 instead of $200 I.e. people are more likely to get an iPhone 5C because it's cheaper and thus "only" $99 more than the free phone they'd get otherwise. But this i
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Not only do they take over the scrolling and usual keyboard-based navigation, they messed up Shift+Space and it works like Space.
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if people get their first smartphone I think he means from a feature-phone plan to a smartphone plan.
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The questions to Ron Conway: http://on.aol.com/video/real-talk-with-the-minds-of-sv-angel... It starts at 12'34". Nothing much comes of it though.
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Phabricator, an open software engineering platform (built by Facebook)
(phabricator.org)
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I started using vim about a year ago, by using the janus vim distribution, which was great to get me started. However, I since started again from scratch to know what's there and why. So I won't be using this at all besides for th
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Mechanical Computer - Basic Mechanisms In Fire Control Computers (1950s)
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I had totally missed the fact that it ends as two angle brackets! Very smart logo and indeed very good way to introduce the product.
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Layout Designer for Truly Ergonomic Keyboard
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For people who don't understand what's going on, you might use a browser extension that blocks external JavaScript. In my case, Ghostery was blocking the Optimizely script so I was seeing the normal page. Mailgun changed their Opt
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ZenPen - The minimal editor for the modern man
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Don't Tell Them It's Too Hard
(whitehouse.gov)
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Lightweight Raspberry Pi Distribution. Boot under 10 seconds.
(github.com)
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NB: the JavaScript version is the first one I came across, but they have versions for a bunch of languages: https://github.com/VerbalExpressions
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JavaScript Regular expressions made easy (available in many languages too)
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I have the same problem. Also on 5.1.1. The display is refreshed if I rotate my phone back and forth.
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Group-Based Publishing in the Chrome Web Store
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Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Awww.n...
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Git-html5.js, a pure javascript git client library
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"GitHub stores all pull requests in your repository […] even if the fork is deleted" That's great to know! I have a few forks that are there only because I wanted to offer a tiny change to the doc or the website, etc. but I t
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I think the downvotes are coming from people who have known and been inspired by CSS Zen Garden "back in the day". The thing you need to remember is that CSS Zen Garden was big around 2004 and most of the designs are from that per
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I started to work at AdRoll a few months ago and it got me to think of different ways to use retargeting, while remembering about this story. For example, if you're looking for a job as a designer or an engineer (or whatever else), you
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For extra context, the company that poached a developer was Google: https://twitter.com/olesovhcom/status/301964179890401283 Translation: "To get your best staff poached by Google, just let them publish patch
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Dear Mr Franklin, Sorry its taken me a while to catch up. I promise to stay on the ball from now on. What is this referring to? Google brings up nothing at all on this paragraph.
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