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by beck5 15y ago
LaTeX lab is a direct copy of google documents. I am also incorrect with www.scribtex.com who have another service. Scribex are going strong but latexlab is not being worked on anymore. sharelatex is the only service which offers the abilit
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by beck5 15y ago
At the moment it is just a full installation of tex-live 2011 on ubuntu, if something is missing just do some feedback and I will install it within a few (waking) hours.
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by beck5 15y ago
Hi creator here, just got in from a few beers to see on HN which is amazing to see! I've only been coding for about 20+ months or so and this has been my evening/weekend project for the past few months, its a very new site, only out for abo
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by beck5 15y ago
.Net & JavaScript devs, Sys Admin - London UK 7Digital, electronic media company (music and books), our API powers Samsung Music, Blackberry, Ubuntu our own website and loads. Now also do ebooks powering services like Waterstones. Loads
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by beck5 15y ago
I would love to use Heroku/PaaS the one thing holding me back is my service needs a proper file system with a highly customised server for the compilation of LaTeX documents ( https://www.sharelatex.com ). I would also prefer to use an Lino
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by beck5 15y ago
London UK - Sys Admin, .Net, JavaScript. 7Digital, electronic media company, our API powers Samsung Music, Blackberry, Ubuntu our own website and loads. Now also do ebooks powering services like Waterstones. Loads of interesting problems in
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by beck5 15y ago
7Digital - London UK .NET, JavaScript & Sys Admin We provide digital download services to over 500 partners including Samsung, RIM (Blackberry), HP, Toshiba, Universal Music, EMI, Warner Music, Sony and have delivered millions of digita
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by beck5 15y ago
London UK - Sys Admin, .Net Devs, JavaScript Devs. 7Digital, we have the 3rd largest catalog of music in the world, our API powers Samsung Music, Blackberry, Ubuntu our own website and more. Now also do ebooks powering services like Waterst
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by beck5 15y ago
I've just signed up (henry.oswald) your drop down on the pay now in chrome crops off the cents in the price.
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by beck5 15y ago
Fantastic implementation. Out of intrest did you think about using Ace? Do you prefer codemirror?
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by beck5 15y ago
Support for DBRefs is fantastic news! Not having this has been my number 1 frustration using node & mongo.
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by beck5 15y ago
I always wondered about this word, I never really hear it, is it an Americanism (UK here) or am I sheltered?
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by beck5 15y ago
In the trade we call this a typing mistake, ment to be a 3 or a 1.
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by beck5 15y ago
Thanks, for me it makes sense to use the smallest unit available as the main unit, i.e. cents not dollars / pence not pounds.
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by beck5 15y ago
I had never heard of her but her wikipedia background seems to be quite 'techie'. BSc in Symbolic systems, MSc in Computer Science, first female engineer hired at Google.
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by beck5 15y ago
Im not a security expert but saying something isn't in the top 10 worst anymore isn't the same as saying its now better, Flash & Java may have become more insecure.
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by beck5 15y ago
Of course it is ok. onto the real question why is it not used more: I think it is partly a community based cycle the developer community has which I know I was swept along with, a lot of cool technologies are on nix first e.g. node.js, this
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by beck5 15y ago
An attention grabbing headline but all the same I have been using now.js and its been a great tool (although a cut down on the print statements would be nice).
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by beck5 15y ago
Are they going to fully integrate firebug into firefox rather than having it as an extension?
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by beck5 15y ago
in the current form its impossible in vim. perhaps vico can implement something but im not looking to jump on that ship.
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by beck5 15y ago
All I can say is finally! It shouldn't have taken this long but will be very welcome by everyone.
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by beck5 15y ago
Thank you very much for the offer, this is something I love to do and would be ideal for me, I was a lazy teen and dropped maths after GCSE when I really shouldn't have (I droped just about everything hard, I was a very kevin and perry teen
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by beck5 15y ago
"Dislikes JavaScript" prefer to elaborate?
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by beck5 15y ago
its a small comment, I found my thought process quite interesting. If you want to talk about really blurring then a framework which can easily and safely share the same models on both the client and server would be very interesting. (lookin
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by beck5 15y ago
I am working in Node this summer and when I read "Javascript MCV" I thought great a new server side framework. off topic yes, but blurring the lines between server and client has unexpected repercussions.
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by beck5 15y ago
Does anyone have the numbers/more info to hand? i.e. what are the charges.
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by beck5 15y ago
I love the gid-scribe idea, I am learning backbone atm and one of the problems is the changes in 0.5.0 seem to put lots of old resources out of whack by a few degrees. I think resources should be paid for (I just bought the peepcode videos
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by beck5 15y ago
Without sounding condescending there is a lot of law, is it US or EU law? related to software, IP, liability etc or murders and fun stuff?
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by beck5 15y ago
"FWIW, I'm not a core contributor or anything like that, I'm just a guy who's made a hell of a nice living using Drupal. " Would you mind expanding on that. Do you offer a plethora of services or focus on one or two things? A friend of mine
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by beck5 15y ago
4.x has Git integrated which is one difference.

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