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by bdg 15y ago
I read a neat book that partially covered this topic, called "Click" : http://books.google.ca/books?id=RK3OHBGj2SkC&printsec=fr... The book talks about how interactions between people/things/events work. The author talks about how we
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by bdg 15y ago
Can one of you American citizens submit a FOIA request so they release the supporting documentation and research for such claims? I would if I were an American.
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by bdg 15y ago
This was interesting. I've recently been using latex to write math equations down but this might save me a lot of time (one I dig my drawing tablet out of the closet). I'd be more interested in a write-up of how you made it more successfu
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by bdg 15y ago
You sir, if you make this shine as well as jsfiddle, I want you to come into my house and take one of anything. While you're at it, partner up with this guy http://www.tsqltidy.com/ .
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by bdg 15y ago
I don't know why the video was so small... I had to re-write the page just to see it at a reasonable size. http://jsfiddle.net/8Zhas/embedded/result/
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by bdg 15y ago
>Error establishing a database connection Does anyone have a mirror?
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by bdg 15y ago
I still wish you exposed a DOM fragment as an option instead of HTML strings.
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by bdg 15y ago
I just want to know I appreciate you posting this. Some people might be interested in "wow math sure can do some funky stuff", but others like myself really want to know why. I figure that's also covers a sizable group of us here on Hacker
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by bdg 15y ago
Would someone care to explain the difference between red and black text in the image to me?
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by bdg 15y ago
> before talking to normal human beings This scared me and makes me feel as if we believe 'normal human beings' are party members from 1984. > The sacred principles of Ingsoc. Newspeak, doublethink, the mutability of the past. He fe
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by bdg 15y ago
I've been contemplating a tool like this for a while... but the issues are that not many people understand fallacies even after reading a definition, nor are those new to them readily willing to sift through a dictionary of them. I hope thi
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by bdg 15y ago
This is where I quit reading: > the spooky properties of quantum physics Can we link to the actual research papers from now on? Pretty please? With sprinkles on top?
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by bdg 15y ago
> This is very much like the hacker who keeps playing around with a broken method until it works There's a huge downside to that: "Lets see if drop tables works... oops." I'm not sure if this thinking is only something from mixed metaph
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by bdg 15y ago
The solution is of-course a honey-pot OS to boot.
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by bdg 15y ago
Wow, that's an interesting model for revenue. I'm happy to see it's also a successful one. I /intend/ to publish 10 posts about the project Euler ( cowbelljs.blogspot.com/2011/12/projecteuler-001.html ), step back and improve on them greatl
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by bdg 15y ago
If you use Trello I'd suggests creating a board with some groups on it: "Itches" - Non-technical things that annoy you/customers about your product. "Glitches" - Bugs you're working on "Tweaks" - UI/UX related adjustments "Strengths" - Know
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by bdg 15y ago
Thanks for the insights, I've been very curious about traffic on blogs such as mine, I intend to make a monthly post that makes my trends transparent so others can see what I do.
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by bdg 15y ago
Here's some feedback, take with it what you will. I like that you're starting yet another freelancer site, simply because I hate the other ones. They're full of often sub-quality contractors spamming the boards hoping to hit one and take
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by bdg 15y ago
1. Pollutes the DOM 2. Violates separation of concerns 3. Complicates maintainability 4. Events are bound directly to elements rather than bubbling and being managed via delegation.
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by bdg 15y ago
> Use onclick In Anchors Instead Of javascript: Pseudo-Protocol WHAT? No, you do NOT mix JavaScript into your HTML elements. Total disregard for separation of concerns, maintainability nightmares abound. You put script, surprisingly,
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by bdg 15y ago
I wrote an article in this to some length that discusses what kind of name you should be asking for, and why. http://cowbelljs.blogspot.com/2012/01/whats-in-name-database... Names aren't simply complicated, they're mutable, they fit into
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by bdg 15y ago
I've seen it on here every few months for over a year.
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by bdg 15y ago
Am I the only one this does nothing for?
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by bdg 15y ago
Still waiting for one site to go to plaid.
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by bdg 15y ago
I heard it was designed with a manual interface as well. How quaint.
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by bdg 15y ago
Actually, I had no idea it was blacked out. I use a CSS reset to make the whole website green-on-black without images like it's an old mainframe system.
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by bdg 15y ago
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fgooglepleaseh...
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by bdg 15y ago
I know that site's down, but hacker news isn't reddit.
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by bdg 15y ago
I picked this up last week and have been slowly reading through it. It's a great mental exercise in bending your perceptions as well as seeing new abstractions or patterns you hadn't before. Something about that makes it harder than your av
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Why should I care about this Open Data thing anyway?(cowbelljs.blogspot.com)
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