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by alexyoung 16y ago
And lots of devices support MMS, that doesn't mean anybody uses it.
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Making games with JavaScript and Crafty(dailyjs.com)
1 points by alexyoung 16y ago|0 comments
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by alexyoung 16y ago
Heroku does have experimental Node support if anyone is interested: http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2010/9/20/an_update_on_herok... And Joyent's Node service is pretty good too: https://no.de/
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Ai Weiwei's Shanghai studio demolished(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by alexyoung 16y ago|0 comments
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I think the product seems technically very good, but it has this weird cheap quality to it. I've noticed that HTC's phones feel and look more solid. I'm not sure why, maybe Samsung needs more investment in material sciences and design?
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by alexyoung 16y ago
The reason most people find Objective-C memory management hard at first is they don't realise the importance of recognising and following the conventions. Once you know the handful of conventions the article covers, knowing when to retain o
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JavaScript Developer Survey(dailyjs.com)
29 points by alexyoung 16y ago|2 comments
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by alexyoung 16y ago
Taking a break and having fun isn't a "loser thing to do", it's good for you.
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A Simple Linked Data and JavaScript Tutorial(dailyjs.com)
25 points by alexyoung 16y ago|1 comments
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I like trying to see where things that are obvious to me aren't to my clients. I was recently working on building a mobile app for a web service, and I suggested to my client that he could open the API and give out the documentation. He di
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by alexyoung 16y ago
Do you need to go into day view to change the time? If so, maybe days could have a day view icon (perhaps the date number could be a link).
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by alexyoung 16y ago
Well, the Ferengi make regular pilgrimages to Earth's Wall Street, to them it's a holy site of commerce. That probably brings in a lot of tourism money.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
s/How a/What/
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by alexyoung 16y ago
Jubilator is a similar and very nice project: http://jubilator.thumblemonks.com/#/thumblemonks/jubilator
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by alexyoung 16y ago
Reminds me of John Cage's 4'33", a composition where no notes are played and instead the audience is expected to observe the sounds of the environment.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I got the links mixed up, 0.3.1 is the unstable branch which was also released.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
This sounds like the Shangri-La Diet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shangri-La_Diet
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Node v0.2.5 Released(groups.google.com)
31 points by alexyoung 16y ago|2 comments
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Node Isn't...(dailyjs.com)
5 points by alexyoung 16y ago|0 comments
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by alexyoung 16y ago
text-shadow should be removed from the body text as well, it makes the text look blurry and harder to read.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
The airglow in that photo is beautiful, I don't think I've ever seen that effect appear in such a way before.
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Learning Attention to Detail from Sherlock Holmes(alexyoung.org)
10 points by alexyoung 16y ago|1 comments
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I took the basics of this to see what email addresses it really grabs: https://gist.github.com/667651 I don't think it's as bad as the author thinks, given that the GitHub account settings page has "Email (publicly visible!)".
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by alexyoung 16y ago
It's kind of obvious that a major reason is IPV4. Getting another IP so you can run both SSL and plain HTTP is only going to get harder.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I'm a freelancer/entrepreneur writing Objective-C (so I'm generally on Macs), JavaScript, ruby, clojure: * 24" iMac * Macbook Air for conferences/visiting clients (MacBookAir2,1 with SSD) * iOS Testing: iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 2G, iPad
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by alexyoung 16y ago
What do you mean, for kids? I just spent 15 minutes colouring these in and hitting refresh...
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I don't think why intended the book to be quirky so much as that was just his personality (or the character he was portraying). Writing a book and allowing your personality to come through is more interesting than making it quirky because i
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I think using JavaScript to parse CSS is a great solution to this. Even as a developer I find theming with CSS easier than Objective-C-style code.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
I found myself enjoying this, even though all of these bad grammar titled randomly weird artwork _why-inspired programming books are surely a cliché now.
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by alexyoung 16y ago
"Do not take advice" OK, I won't take your advice. But you just said "do not take advice", so does that mean I should take your advice about not taking advice? (stack error, brain explodes)

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