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by barefoot 14y ago
...which means you really ought to have the same rules in effect on both the client and server. With a large number of forms this can lead to some ugly maintenance issues. How do other developers solve this problem? I've found a very practi
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by barefoot 14y ago
Ha, I had an idea to build a product around this (and related services) the other day.
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by barefoot 14y ago
Thanks for having the link go directly to examples.
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by barefoot 14y ago
> The conversation you have is "Boss, I can crank this out quickly but the faster its written the more likely it will have some future problem in it." Not entirely sure if this is satire or not but it's a genuine conversation that I've
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by barefoot 14y ago
I also have a background in statistics (to a degree) and gamble but prefer deep OTM puts to powerball.
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by barefoot 14y ago
Homepage is unusable on Safari on an iPhone.
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by barefoot 14y ago
No transactions support? http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/ansi-diff-transaction...
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by barefoot 14y ago
I've been using (publicly available) pre-release versions of Visual Studio 2012 since late last year. The all-capital elements certainly appear to be a stylistic design decision but it's used so sparingly (and less so now) that it's difficu
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by barefoot 14y ago
Works exceptionally well on an iPhone (appears to use accelerometer/gyroscope).
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by barefoot 14y ago
Comments should make it fairly straightforward to accomplish: function foo() { /* ...characters for image data... / bar(); / ...more image data... */ The asterisks are not showing up but you get the idea. It checks out with the comments
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by barefoot 14y ago
The "11" at the end indicates that he is indeed kidding.
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by barefoot 14y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. What are we missing?
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by barefoot 14y ago
Presumably the booking would be done though an API.
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by barefoot 14y ago
When did google say that they would factor microdata into SERP ranking?
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by barefoot 15y ago
How visible is it during the day?
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by barefoot 15y ago
That sounds like an interesting idea. If implemented, it would also be possible to use patterns of voting to estimate (to some degree) how likely a user is to up/down-vote based on the author alone. Maybe dye a user's name purple for "group
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by barefoot 15y ago
> Cannot be unseen* * http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2012/04/features/the...
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by barefoot 15y ago
An important corollary to that statement is: "And never show the prototype to non-developers".
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by barefoot 15y ago
Likewise.
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by barefoot 15y ago
> The only true authority stems from knowledge, not from position. That's certainly not the full story. In many organizations, having a lot of knowledge about something that someone else is supposed to know more about is a good way to m
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by barefoot 15y ago
Well, "evil" is fairly subjective and often times depends on what side of the table you are on, as I think he points out in the article. As for specific reasons why they could be viewed as such, there are plenty out there already. Here's an
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by barefoot 15y ago
For those of you not familiar with TouchDevelop (like me): http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/touchdevelop/
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by barefoot 15y ago
Looks like those are for (three character) codes under the revealable area of the card. Kind of like a checksum for what was won. Based on the comments it looks like the reliability is a little bit sketchy.
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by barefoot 15y ago
I think he was referring to Geo-IP location (approximating your location based on your ip address). About 60-75% of the time it's accurate to the city - provided you're not using mobile broadband. Of course there are a number of other ways
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by barefoot 15y ago
> The use case for the iPad’s camera is FaceTime, and for me and I’m likely in the minority here, FaceTime is a classic You-Gotta-See-This-Once feature. You demo it once and never use it again. The line I draw for the cameras is “it can
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by barefoot 15y ago
That would be amazing, and really useful at tech conferences. One could imagine something like Klout running in the background and telling you who's important, who has similar interest to you, etc... The social implications are mind blowing
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by barefoot 15y ago
That TED talk was amazing. Thanks.
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by barefoot 15y ago
500 feet minimum from any person, place, or thing and 1,000 feet in densely populated areas. Although, 500 feet is not far at all. I've taken a friend up with a telephoto lens and a mid-range SLR and even at 1,000 feet there's not much priv
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by barefoot 15y ago
This data is already being collected (anonymously) to some extent: http://www.skyhookwireless.com/location-intelligence/
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by barefoot 15y ago
Or run by mechanical turk HITs...

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