alexyoung

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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   Yeah, I consistently forget the fact that Twitter details link is there as well, even though I've had to look for it a few times.
2. 62.▲
   by alexyoung 15y ago

   You know who did open source their UI elements? Twitter, with Bootstrap. And you know how awesome that was for everyone? Pretty awesome!
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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   Hey, that's my unlock gesture!
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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   I'd like to print out the following quote from this article in a huge font and read it before I'm tempted to write anything pro/anti Google/Apple/Microsoft in the future: "I'd rather devote my emotional energy to the upstarts and startups.
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   Six creative professionals and their workspaces(coolhunting.com)

   1 points by alexyoung 15y ago|0 comments
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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   If you've tried this on Snow Leopard and are confused as to why it looks nothing like the screenshots, you might want to try a different terminal application. Terminal in Snow Leopard doesn't support 256 colours, so iTerm2 should show vim-p
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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   Did they say anything about DRM anywhere? The interface has 'Rent' and 'Buy' buttons in the previews, but it seems unlikely that the commercial content they're demonstrating will be available without DRM.
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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   Isn't this a legal requirement in the US? "CALEA's purpose is to enhance the ability of law enforcement and intelligence agencies to conduct electronic surveillance by requiring that telecommunications carriers and manufacturers of telecomm
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   by alexyoung 15y ago

   I use cdargs ( http://www.skamphausen.de/cgi-bin/ska/CDargs ) for "bookmarking" commonly accessed directories. It doesn't automatically add entries though.
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    My preferred solution is Ender ( http://ender.no.de/ ) and searching sites like GitHub.
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    If you add missing questions or corrections here (or on the post's Disqus thread) I'll pick them up for the next time I run this survey (and give due credit).
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    I meant to qualify this question to say for server-side scripting, I thought the list of interpreters makes that clear. Next time I run the survey I'll clarify this and add the popular values in the 'Other' field.
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    JavaScript Developer Survey 2011(dailyjs.com)

    28 points by alexyoung 15y ago|9 comments
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    "writing functions to return a certain thing just to cater to how you like to write programs is hacking around a missing language feature" To me chaining demonstrates just how flexible JavaScript is, rather than pointing out a fundamental m
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    This is important to me: s/Coffeescript/CoffeeScript/g s/Javascript/JavaScript/g
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    This is the closest thing to a fax machine made by Steve Jobs.
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    Six questions for analyzing a website(sethgodin.typepad.com)

    3 points by alexyoung 15y ago|0 comments
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    Have you thought about supporting JSON Schema? ( http://json-schema.org/ )
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    It even works if you move the browser window around
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    I don't understand: "Standard lexing and parsing techniques are so easy to write so general, and so adaptable there's no reason to use regular expressions". Isn't using the lex family of generators pretty 'standard' in terms of writing lexe
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    Designing for Password Managers(alexyoung.org)

    1 points by alexyoung 15y ago|0 comments
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    There seems to be other people talking about unauthorised purchases: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3031164?start=45&ts...
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    by alexyoung 15y ago

    I +1'd this just to make sure I could: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/221414/tmp/plus_one.png
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    Node Deployment Recipes(dailyjs.com)

    1 points by alexyoung 16y ago|0 comments
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    Defining Internet 'Freedom': Senator Al Franken Interview(wired.com)

    4 points by alexyoung 16y ago|0 comments
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    Project 2000 (1988) Apple Computer(youtube.com)

    1 points by alexyoung 16y ago|0 comments
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    Disgruntled Programmer Accused of Sabotaging Arcade Game Classic(threatpost.com)

    40 points by alexyoung 16y ago|6 comments
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    by alexyoung 16y ago

    I prefer to have fun, learn things, then get very drunk afterwards. If I meet people along the way that's cool too.
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    by alexyoung 16y ago

    The example in my mind was Kongregate being removed from the Market. It got back on, but the comments from Kongregate referenced "competing app stores".
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    by alexyoung 16y ago

    I remember this from when the iPhone launched, it was actually how they said we could build apps before the App Store existed.