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1. 3031.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   or a variable named 'fuckshit'
2. 3032.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   This is really neat.. but please, please give me a back button. A lot of the pictures were gone before they loaded for me on the slow internet I'm using.
3. 3033.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   In any given reference frame you have a velocity vector that's some part space and some part time but has magnitude 1. It's just rotated. There's nowhere to "stand still" in the universe. But if you pick a reference
4. 3034.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   I have to confess that I, as a non-Clojure-speaker, found it much less interesting after seeing that your example was in Clojure. Using less common languages as examples makes it feel like it's in that big world of amusing side project
5. 3035.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   I don't really see email as any more secure than snail mail right now (which can be taken from your mailbox and read, albeit with stiff legal threats if anyone catches you). There wasn't an appropriate poll option for "I don&
6. 3036.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   Sure, but it is a valid position. It's what I would like to put, too. I feel about as strongly about encrypting email as I do (did) about encrypting snail mail - not at all.
7. 3037.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   It's not just that people are using webmail that's preventing PGP adoption - it's that PGP, specifically, is orthogonal to usability and convenience of email. I, for example, am capable of encrypting my email but I actively d
8. 3038.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   Sure, we haven't figured out the brain so we don't know for sure -- but I've never seen anything that suggests there's more to it than complicated chemistry.
9. 3039.▲
   by ajkjk 13y ago

   Different strokes, etc? The Chrome omnibar is my favorite navigational tool I've ever used and I wish it was in every program (maybe that's possible already, I don't know actually). It's the main reason I haven't sw
10. 3040.▲
    by ajkjk 13y ago

    I think it's significant because it's a huge increase over '0'.
11. 3041.▲
    by ajkjk 13y ago

    It doesn't really matter because in the surviving universe you don't do it.
12. 3042.▲
    by ajkjk 13y ago

    Initially I was very impressed with Medium: it looked good and had a high rate of good content - enough that I happily assumed that new content Medium was probably going to be good. Now I'm very depressed with Medium. It's filling
13. 3043.▲
    by ajkjk 14y ago

    One request: "-webkit-text-size-adjust: none". Please be careful with this. I actually need to zoom the site in to read it comfortably and I can't. http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/201011/beware_of_-webk...
14. 3044.▲
    by ajkjk 14y ago

    Depends on your resolution / window size. It was two full pages for me.
15. 3045.▲
    by ajkjk 14y ago

    That's really cool. But oh-my-god let my mouse wheel scroll.
16. 3046.▲
    by ajkjk 14y ago

    I think you will end up doing every one of those things in a browser. That browser will probably look less like a browser - since it does everything, it doesn't really need a window. *Except for your bank doing your banking. Of course it wi
17. 3047.▲
    by ajkjk 14y ago

    "This reaction to Ember just baffles me. Your day job is to build a piece of web software and you can’t take a few days to learn the ins and outs? Presumably you’re in a large team because this project is important and will take some time t
18. 3048.▲
    by ajkjk 14y ago

    It's in comparison to the clockwise spiral rule: http://c-faq.com/decl/spiral.anderson.html