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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Awesome job on the website, and it's great that you guys got such a good domain name. A bit off-topic, but would it be possible for Pharo's windows to look native?
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
It's automating semicolon insertion. The browser translates {} + [] into {}; + [], so + [] === 0 too. {}; is undefined.
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Not dead for me, and I don't have showdead on.
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Like a link shortener built on top of the Wayback Machine?
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Pretty sure that's the Insert key that turns on "overtype".
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
What's repeatedly surprised me is how I'll get results from DuckDuckGo and think that, "You know, I bet Google would have given better/more relevant results." And then I'm proven wrong! When DuckDuckGo gives no
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
I've always thought that ZUIs would be confusing for users. It's a completely modal interface. If you can zoom in infinitely or zoom out infinitely, it would probably be hard to determine where you are conceptually. Can anyone add
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
It's worth noting that their Facebook page has a cover photo of a woman in a bikini, so it appears that they are actively trying to restrict their client base. This is their wholes strategy.
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Try this instead: https://web.archive.org/web/20131205044817/http://www.asciif...
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
What I've never understood is how to effectively use both objects and functions in a multi-paradigm language like JavaScript. Most introductions to JavaScript explain how to use functions in their own section and explain how to use obj
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
I'm working on this problem, and I'm going to put out a paper soon that explains my solution.
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
> Run detailed forensic traces on coins originating from an address. Most routing, laundrying and obfuscation can be traced through to it's final destination. Minor detail, but you want "its", not "it's".
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Well, there's this: http://code.google.com/p/gofy/
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Sorry, this is completely unrelated, but I've been trying to email you, and it keeps bouncing. What's happened?
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Yes and yes. EDIT: No and yes.
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Chesscademy - Codecademy, that's cutting it close, but you guys have a very similar logo font to Codecademy as well (both cursive-y). I'd suggest a change, somewhere. Otherwise, awesome idea, good luck!
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
jeremylevy, I had a similar idea (a music service based on YouTube), but you executed it far better than I could have. Bravo!
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
You don't need Google Cache, the regular site is up: http://physicsdatabase.com/book-list-by-title/ . If not, then I prefer archive.org: http://web.archive.org/web/20130424014250/http://physicsdata... .
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Cool idea, go for it. EDIT: looks like delluminatus pointed out that it exists already pretty much.
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
It says on the site that they're using Ruby and Rails on the about page.
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Actually, "turtles all the way down" isn't a programming joke ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down ). But I suppose you're referencing Logo?
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by _mhr_ 13y ago
Except that Lisp is dynamic, and OCaml is static.
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by _mhr_ 14y ago
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altered_Carbon .