alexanderh

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by alexanderh 14y ago
innuendo galore.
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Agreed. Saying everyone is equal is a nice elementary school thought, meant to inspire people. But it simply isn't factually true. We're so far disconnected from the tribal traditions of our distant ancestors, we forget that different va
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I wonder what they did with alcohol to keep people from doing this same thing with it?
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Cute, novel, technically impressive from a web design perspective. But does it have AISO low latency audio driver support? Lets not even get into the latencies websockets are going to create. Even if you set something like this up on a LAN
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Yes but not all African American's are disadvantaged. But all disadvantaged people are disadvantaged. Why not make laws to simply help the disadvantaged? Why does race have to be the indicator, even if its a pretty good one? Why cant i
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by alexanderh 14y ago
You're the one who took a condesending tone, and gives the impression that you don't even want to hear both sides of the story.... You're the only person on this whole page who looks like they're trying to start a flamewar. recoiledsnake
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Came here to say this. At least its not another competing javascript framework, but a full blown web-tool.
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I was under the impression that node was exceptionally fast? Am I missing something?
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by alexanderh 14y ago
LoL idk why the title to this made me laugh. It is exactly the sort of tech jargon that makes people who aren't techies think i'm speaking a foreign language in public.
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Matte is hands down superior in almost all situations except games and movies. People who own computers that don't give them the option often formulate excuses or justifications, but I dont think anyone with extensive experience with both w
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Flash can be downloaded and installed on Jellybean. Sure it doesn't come standard anymore, but it works just fine. Android is far from a flash free platform. In fact I'd say its still the superior mobile flash platform. Its kind of crazy
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by alexanderh 14y ago
As I posted in the other thread of this story: What about debug support? I wont be using anything like Coffeescript or TypeScript until they get their Code Mapping down for debugging. Until then its nothing more than a cute novelty. Peopl
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by alexanderh 14y ago
This is cool and I keep hearing its coming to coffeescript soon, but just the fact that the TypeScript website doesnt mention "debugging" or "source maps" anywhere on the front page is disheartening. Its more important than anything to me,
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by alexanderh 14y ago
What about debugging? Thats my biggest problem with coffeescript How do they map errors thrown in the browser, to TypeScript code? If this has things like classes and such, the relationship isnt always going to be 1:1 and debugging can be
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I like how after all these paragraphs you've managed to avoid having to offer up your own personal example of a "good" and "outstanding" language. But have no problem labeling other languages as NOT being such, with very poor examples :P Y
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by alexanderh 14y ago
its a command line tool for web developers. It has many capabilities useful to the modern web dev workflow. Of most note to me, it acts as a "project creation" tool. AKA "A Scaffolding generator." It will pull things like HTML5 Boilerplate
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Stop posting this until its out haha. They've been teasing with videos, and their "pivate beta" for so long now its torture...
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by alexanderh 14y ago
It does not say .com names are $3.99 It is slightly misleading (since the default search box is for .com), but all it says is "DOMAINS FROM 3.99" which is absolutely true. Some .info domains go for as low as $3.99 That is nowhere near as b
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I was thinking more of the "alpha" and "omega" mixins which made no immediate sense to me. I'm guess its part of your "golden ratio" code, but it still doesnt seem truly "semantic" And I really dont see how Semantic.gs isn't responsive? S
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Sell me on how this is better than http://semantic.gs/ Semantic.gs has been absolutely great for me. I can do any kind of responsive design I could imagine. And it works with Sass, Less, and Stylus. Looking at Neat's mixin examples, I ca
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I havent looked at the source code, but it might be a difficult overhaul to fix this issue. There is plenty of theories floating around on how to fix this, but they seem to be pure speculation. I dont think you can compare this to the down
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by alexanderh 14y ago
well... idk about just giving away peoples private messages, and personal communications. But yes, anything that was public and linkable on the site should obviously still be available for posterity sake. I get the impression this initiat
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by alexanderh 14y ago
Not to mention, sometimes "innovation" just means innovative pricing schemes. Not innovation in actual technology. Google has been able to price their devices more competitively, which in and of itself is an innovation.
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by alexanderh 14y ago
This is "Death panels" in a fancy suit. Bid on life saving medical treatment from a thumbnail? By someones looks? and a possibly fabricated story? So now we the internet get to decide who lives and dies? Who has a healthy fulfilling life
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by alexanderh 14y ago
The only problem I see with this analogy is that "Development" and "Programming" is an entirely different class of job as "Register attendant at a cafe." If it was the owner of the cafe who did this, then that'd be really strange, because o
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by alexanderh 14y ago
As a fervent Mootools supporter I couldnt agree more, but at the same time i've pretty much given up trying to not use jQuery. Unfortunately it does seem like "jQuery Won" the core-framework wars. Use it or GTFO according to most web devs
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by alexanderh 14y ago
See, I have my doubts about this... I dont think that many people actually signed up. I feel pretty strongly App.net is using the "Reddit" model of making themselves popular with fake users. "See all these cool people on this exclusive n
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by alexanderh 14y ago
isnt http://www.picwing.com/ on the front page of ycombinator? Doesn't that do this?
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I would say review systems and internet research negates most of the 'gamble' involved with most app purchases. But I guess most users are just mindless consumer zombies. There are a few instances where you "wont know till ya try it yourse
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by alexanderh 14y ago
I guess coming from the web world I would call those Game Frameworks, not necessarily engines. Just because he hasnt laid out a proper API doesnt make his game "run" (as in engine) any less... its still a working game. And it could be use

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