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by arnorhs 12y ago
What makes you come to the conclusion that it wasn't "screamingly obvious" ?
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by arnorhs 12y ago
(this is probably not going to be a very popular answer here, since most people enjoy making things abstract, and feel like they're creating value) Making things too abstract, too early, is usually a bad sign. In most cases, the most m
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by arnorhs 12y ago
I type it in. Though usually (sad, maybe) just typing "n" is enough.
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by arnorhs 12y ago
It is always present. From the moment you see an overview of possible routes, in the route overview and in the TBT nav. If you're not seeing traffic all the time, it either means: - there's no congestion at all in the route that y
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by arnorhs 12y ago
Your reply has the same problem as SoftwareMaven's. Claims about two facts which are both true, does not make a correlation. (the only difference between yours and SoftwareMaven's claim is + vs -) There are way too many factors at
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by arnorhs 12y ago
A dumb question/explanation, but wouldn't that be because the screen/viewing pane is flat, while your eye is a ball? Another way to visualize that calculation, is to see it as if it's adding a curved lens on top of the v
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by arnorhs 12y ago
(Sorry about the cynical comment) Hamburger button or no hamburger button, this article is a pretty decent example of one that should be taken with a large grain of salt Hyperbolic, thoughtless, and over-generalized advice, not based on any
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by arnorhs 12y ago
The more fundamental thing to think about is: - what are the total number of failures that can happen? - what is the probability of those failures occurring - how many sets of those can combine into a catastrophic failure? And then from tho
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Google Bus Protests Get Colorful Ahead Of Hearing On City Shuttle Program(techcrunch.com)
1 points by arnorhs 13y ago|0 comments
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by arnorhs 13y ago
Why is that?
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by arnorhs 13y ago
If this is a solution to the "not enough links that I personally like" - kudos to the author. Nice to find a fun project to work on that will also solve a problem for them. I personally despise recommendation / personalizatio
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by arnorhs 13y ago
Actually, the reason you can use the function at a place in code before it's defined is actually because of variable hoisting. The name of the function is hoisted to the beginning of the scope in which it's defined. (this may be w
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by arnorhs 13y ago
There's a lot of interesting takeaways in this interview, at least for me. Some of them include: - They are a very distributed team and that seems to work well for them. Interesting to see at a large company like Walmart. - The node.js
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by arnorhs 13y ago
Did you mean to link to http://www.infinisql.org/docs/index ? I was getting an error on /docs/
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by arnorhs 13y ago
> Not having much experience with developing native mobile apps, I can only say what a pain it is to develop non trivial HTML5 apps that need to support a wide array of browsers Multiply that pain with 10x and now you know what it's
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Keeping The npm Registry Awesome(blog.nodejs.org)
1 points by arnorhs 13y ago|0 comments
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by arnorhs 13y ago
Arguing with a Slate article is probably the wrong place to start for this discussion. The Wikipedia entry on sentence spacing is probably a tiny bit better. As much as I'd love to see a properly executed experiment where reading speed
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by arnorhs 13y ago
As a random example, most node.js frameworks don't ship with one. Including the most popular one, Express.
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by arnorhs 13y ago
The real irony lies in the fact that Facebook has these "issues" and it doesn't stop them from raking in millions of users, but the perfect (well, almost) typography of Posthaven's site does not seem to be helping (I am aware of the unfair
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Fi - JS lib for composing, chaining, using functional conditional statements(github.com)
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by arnorhs 13y ago
Welcome to Europe. Taxes, customs, shipping + crazy markup, and this is what you get: http://www.epli.is/tolvur/fartolvur/macbook-pro-15-retina-2-... - high specced rMBP is ~$4500. Add a monitor and and iphone and you're already there, at
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How to get good at building wireframes(arnorhs.com)
1 points by arnorhs 13y ago|0 comments
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A list of javascript Lisp implementations(ceaude.twoticketsplease.de)
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Mobile app design: Clutter free using 1% prominence.(arnorhs.com)
3 points by arnorhs 14y ago|0 comments
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by arnorhs 14y ago
I guess you could change your facebook profile photo to be Mark's face. To your question it comes down to whether or not you feel like Facebook improves our quality of life, and whether or not its effects are not already maximized. If you a
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The 168 hour work week(vikingentrepreneur.com)
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The Unclimbable Mountain(arnorhs.com)
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by arnorhs 14y ago
That's only true for the very first boxes and coming up with ides. when you're maybe making 5 different variations of roughly the same thing, a wire-framing tool allows you to just copy and paste what you did around and tweak everything. I
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by arnorhs 14y ago
Nice work. It's simple and functional. I think a lot of people in this thread are underestimating the skill it takes to build something truly simple like this. I'm not a huge fan of the sound and the sliding panel could be animated a little
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by arnorhs 14y ago
Ok, I can see that point. I guess the big difference is that not many people write in bytecode, but a lot of people (majority in my experience, which might change) write in pure Javascript

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