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apgwoz
16y ago
> Is the extra complexity and logic really going to be a net win? Fortunately, Zed is the right guy to find this out. I'm certainly looking forward to the results of this--which I bet we'll have an initial answer to by tomorrow.
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16y ago
I've heard various complaints that the language is extremely slow. have you found this to be a valid concern?
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Wanted: Hyper Local Disruption
(irevolution.wordpress.com)
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16y ago
I used to listen to Mega Man walkthroughs on youtube. Love the music they created for that series.
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16y ago
> I have always thought that a hack is making something unexpected out of things that aren't supposed to be used this way Ideally that'd be the type of thing that people present at this group, though I'm fairly certain that not everyo
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NYC Show and Tell for Hackers (Hack and Tell Meetup)
(meetup.com)
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16y ago
Lots of tech events in NYC use Meetup ( http://meetup.com ) -- it's free to join, search, use/attend, but you pay to organize your own.
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16y ago
One problem is that they all vibrate in the same way. If they had a bit different vibration patterns, you could simulate the type of feel you get with actual push buttons (e.g. you might feel that there's a right edge on the right button)
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apgwoz
16y ago
well, i'd hope that in most cases closure would compile to var i = arr.length, since the body of the loop was nil.
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apgwoz
16y ago
I think you're off to a good start, but the best way to learn any of this stuff is through experience. Take your classes of course, and study, but if you've got time, contributing to open source, or creating your own projects from scratch i
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apgwoz
16y ago
Very easy to setup, I've signed up, so I'll be able to give you a bit more feedback once I get the first email... I do like how simple it is. Give me a list of profiles, I select the ones I wanna see. Edit: Got my first email. I don't like
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16y ago
And instead had to wait for his 3G network to make a bunch of round trips. Typing .net on an android phone really isn't that bad, and if he typed "nexusonehacks" with no problems, I don't see a problem with ".net"
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16y ago
I find it extremely funny that when he says, "Let's check out my site" he types in "nexusonehacks" into the google search box, instead of typing "nexusonehacks.net" in the address bar. I guess this problem isn't just grandma's, it's spread
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State of the Lambda
(cr.openjdk.java.net)
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16y ago
So, this is not an algorithm: 1. Parse HTTP Headers into map of header -> value 2. Check to see if "Cookie" exists in map 3. If it does, and it's value is X load record X from database table N 4. Otherwise, insert a
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Why there is no servlets in Play
(iam.guillaume.bort.fr)
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Building a search engine using Redis and redis-py
(chouyu-31.livejournal.com)
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16y ago
Why not create and give us a survey? Not only would we be able to provide you with feedback, we'd get a demo!
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16y ago
Also, "PylonsHQ"
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16y ago
How can all of those PHP frameworks be the "best"? Seems like "Exhaustive list of PHP frameworks and some for JS, Java, Python" would be a better title.
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16y ago
Totally understandable--a weekend project. Just love to see something positive when I visit a site for the first time. Hope you keep working on this and it evolves, I think it's a great idea.
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16y ago
My biggest complaint is that I went to the site and was greeted by something negative when I took action and entered my username. No Lyrics Found. While that's understandable as my music tastes are not very mainstream, pulling history and s
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16y ago
The Apps Script editor in spreadsheets seems pretty good actually. It does "intellisense" style code completing.
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16y ago
He also wrote "Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja" -- which isn't officially released yet, but you can preorder and get a PDF of it: http://jsninja.com/
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16y ago
How about some visual diff tools? It depends on the platform, but there are some really nice ones out there. If you're using Linux, try out meld. This guy has a nice little script for diffing SVN stuff: http://www.toolsforteams.com/roller/
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Google Spreadsheets: Game of Life
(sigusr2.net)
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Interesting. Throw /api/read at the end of a tumblr blog and you're set. Interesting approach, I guess.
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I think this is quite a bit different than copy/paste, but appreciate the humor in your comment. But, what's http://marco.org going to say when there are 20 clones of his blog all being indexed by google? It's sort of a kick in the teeth
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16y ago
All you need is a URL and an email address? So, I can automatically import any tumblr blog, even if I don't own it? That's a bit scary.
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16y ago
Is it? Couldn't I just use someone else's to get it all setup/registered? As far as I know there are no restrictions on the number of devices you can sync to a single computer.
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