Torn

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   by Torn 14y ago

   I'm guessing that's because some of the software libraries iTunes is built on has that clause as one of its licence agreements
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   by Torn 14y ago

   Anyone know what they use to generate their api documentation at http://api.highcharts.com ? I'm guessing it's built from jsdoc-style comments in the source, but haven't come across js docs that look as good as these
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   by Torn 14y ago

   Mate of mine that works at Canonical on Ubuntu says they're aware of it (and are likely preparing evidence)
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   by Torn 14y ago

   Yeah, we had to write our own view nesting logic and allow this to be used within our dustjs templates. Marionette ( https://github.com/marionettejs/backbone.marionette ) lets you do all of that stuff out of the box; I've not used it though
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   by Torn 14y ago

   As with all technology choices, you've got to draw the line somewhere - new and risky, or old and proven, or somewhere in between. What matters these days is probably how well you and your team already know the technology, how good the docu
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   by Torn 14y ago

   Eclipse has a proper incremental compiler, which will tell you what's wrong with your code as you type and refactor. IntelliJ has historically not had one, and the introduction of the 'compile as you go' feature in IntelliJ 12 just doesn't
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   by Torn 14y ago

   Could be HN mod editorialising at work
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   by Torn 14y ago

   Oh, is it not 'buy once, free upgrades for life'? That's a little disappointing, still, I'm happy with the money I paid for ST 2.
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   by Torn 14y ago

   If found the font pretty hard to read, being so big. Evernote Clearly made quick work of it: http://evernote.com/clearly/
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Link doesn't load - needs an ft account to view
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    by Torn 14y ago

    See https://aaronsw.jottit.com/howtoget
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Good examples of frame interlacing here: http://www.100fps.com/
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Ah right, I could have sworn I've seen that effect in normal light. Flickering light does make sense, and of course videos make sense as you're limiting the frame rate.
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    by Torn 14y ago

    I was going to pick you up on 'infinite' - eyes clearly see at a certain framerate (just look at the spokes on helicopter blades or the spokes of a spinning wheel to see the results of that) but I guess it depends on the person. That's quit
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    by Torn 14y ago

    If any of you have Dark Souls on PC, with a decent graphics card, use the 'dsfix' mod to toggle between 30fps (the default) and an unlocked 60fps mode. It's night and day - suddenly the game becomes that much more fluid, and when toggling b
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Game looking uglier? I don't think that'll be completely related to 60fps, I'm sure that's more down to low-resolution textures (that look bad on your HD monitor) and things looking janky. Skyrim with mods to upgrade textures and shaders an
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Agreed - I can settle for 30fps if the game maintains that. Dark Souls on PS3 and 360 did dip down to 15/12 sometimes depending on the environments. 30fps to 60fps is night and day though -- running Dark Souls on a gaming PC with the 'd
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Have a look at marionette: https://github.com/marionettejs/backbone.marionette Although if Backbone keeps rolling in good features marionette's usefulness gets less and less ;)
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    by Torn 14y ago

    I'm surprised noone's drawn a comparison between this and Kickstarter's reward models. Packages / price points are built into kickstarter, and seem to work pretty we..
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Is this hacker news?
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    by Torn 14y ago

    I've been using VLC for years ... time to contribute back. Cheers guys
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    by Torn 14y ago

    D3 is a client-side js library - you'd have to write your own backend to upload and process csv's
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Yeah use the right tool for the job, and don't be afraid to try out others, even if you've already 'picked a stack' for your latest project.
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    by Torn 14y ago

    I thought the guy wrote his own crawler?
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    by Torn 14y ago

    SOAP? Jesus. I think his list is behind the curve; a modern web dev would want to learn: - Javascript, Javascript, Javascript - Frontend: Backbone / Angular/ whatever MV* framework takes your fancy - Backend: restful web services, good APIs
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Don't groupon deals actually hurt a lot of small merchants? I remember reading some articles back in the day about the profit margins for merchants participating in groupon 50%+ off schemes (i.e. slim to negative) and that people would turn
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    by Torn 14y ago

    I would go further than that, and say I would happily pay £40 or so a month for unfettered access to tv, music, games, etc. They could take my money and divide it between the content creators based on the content that I had consumed. Let's
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    by Torn 14y ago

    Working fine for me
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    by Torn 14y ago

    How does this compare to D3.js?
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    by Torn 14y ago

    I thought this was going to be 'leading indicators of enraged users'... which would be a pretty interesting thing to get analytics on to identify user pain. Erratic mouse movements, page refreshes, etc ;)