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by akx 12y ago
Bootstrap doesn't have animations, not that I know of, and I think its colors (though kind of cliché by now) convey information pretty well.
452.
by akx 12y ago
[citation needed]
453.
by akx 12y ago
I'm curious -- what program was/is this? :)
454.
by akx 12y ago
What are the sizes of `vec.lobster` and `3dhelpers.lobster` though...
455.
by akx 12y ago
I'm reminded of stb_image... https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stb_image.h
456.
by akx 12y ago
A little sarcastic-psychological note: "ONLY 92 PLACES REMAINING." makes me think there were 100 to begin with, and only 8 people have been interested so far... Either way, it seems like an interesting product!
457.
by akx 12y ago
Typo in the footer: "Sleeping Sider"
458.
by akx 12y ago
DoS is preferable to RCE though, in my opinion...
459.
by akx 12y ago
Readability Redux ( https://github.com/MHordecki/readability-redux ) is local. It uses the old Readability library that Readability used before it turend into an online service.
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by akx 12y ago
> So I need to pay money to a big institution to be considered a student? In the US, I guess you do. Here in Finland, all uni/polytechnic/what-have-you students get a school-issued email address and student identification card,
461.
by akx 12y ago
I took the liberty of rehosting the linked .pde as a Gist (reformatted too). https://gist.github.com/akx/b487d43b0acc815ce0a1#file-spiral... It's not just the frame rate; David Whyte is doing 4x temporal supersamp
462.
by akx 12y ago
Hm. I just recently wrote something that does the lowest layer of this (generating SVG path strings) and didn't consider it "Show HN" worthy... https://github.com/akx/gravelly.js (And no, this isn't
463.
by akx 12y ago
The spaces-before-questionmarks-and-exclamation-marks is one of the "tells" I use to figure out a writer is French. More often than not it's a dead giveaway...
464.
by akx 12y ago
I'm not very okay with the checkbox and radio button styling. I don't think you actually would need to touch those at all...
465.
by akx 12y ago
I think this needs some sort of marker for the compressed form to make it clear it's not to be digested as is. Maybe `$HMGNS$` or something as the first key of the array?
466.
by akx 12y ago
Not seeing any sign of "hacking" other than someone having submitted a bunch of spammy snippets.
467.
by akx 12y ago
Cool. I swear that didn't exist the last time I looked at the docs for LOAD DATA INFILE...
468.
by akx 12y ago
If you're fortunate enough to be able to put `data.csv` on the MySQL server, that is.
469.
by akx 12y ago
Nothing wrong with the actual article. It also takes exactly one search for the username to find out the poster here is the author of the article, and since when has posting one's own articles (whether or not they're posted on you
470.
by akx 12y ago
I'm Finnish and I have to say I've never heard anyone say "kahkytyy" and it ... looks weird, too. "Kakskytyks" is the form I'd use. (Also, "yy kaa koo nee vii kuu seit kasi ysi kymppi" for the fi
471.
by akx 12y ago
I tried with Chrome incognito and another Chrome profile -- still does nothing. Debugging the code some, it looks like `$.scrollTo` doesn't do the actual scrolling for me, just fires `scrollDone` after 1500 msec.
472.
by akx 12y ago
Neat! Hope this catches on. A couple things: * The See A Demo link does nothing for me (Chrome on Windows). I had to scroll down to see the scene loading. * The controls in the scene feel a little sluggish; I'd play around with adding
473.
by akx 12y ago
Wonder what it is about the name MUMPS that makes software called that so terrible...
474.
by akx 12y ago
That sort of thing happens a _lot_ with these blogspam articles. (Usually Indian sources, I've noticed. Or maybe it's some sort of bias.) I think the blogspam authors use a thesaurus to replace some words to avoid direct copying.
475.
by akx 12y ago
Yeah, the HTML has bits of markup, JavaScript and CSS interspersed in a way that's hardly the state of the art for modern web dev.
476.
by akx 12y ago
Huh. Never heard of the company, but what surprised me is that the site is actually really fast and snappy, somehow, for me -- especially considering what I saw when I took a look at the source code.
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by akx 12y ago
These are called bytebeat nowadays. See viznut's (seminal) intro to the genre. http://countercomplex.blogspot.fi/2011/10/algorithmic-sympho... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtQdIYUtAHg
478.
by akx 12y ago
Couldn't resist. Here's a Python fork. https://github.com/akx/progressed.io-py
479.
by akx 12y ago
Good stuff. There's one "killer feature" you could add, though: .XLS/.XLSX(/.ODS) export that works better than Excel's notoriously terrible CSV import wizard. That would make it instantly possible to continue
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by akx 12y ago
For once, not sure whether to upvote this or leave it alone.

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