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blago
15y ago
Node.js had no comercial activities in Nov 2009. In fact, this exchange happened right after JSConf 2009 which is when the world at large learned about node.
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blago
16y ago
I wish some major player (e.g. Google) started backing linked data. It would speed up adoption tremendously.
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Libyan Government Reportedly Accepts Venezuelan Plan to End Conflict
(foxnews.com)
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16y ago
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blago
16y ago
agreed
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blago
16y ago
Of course, once you find yourself in the realm of decimal points someone will bring up margin of error :-)
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blago
16y ago
The sane among us think that 99% of developers here in the States are mediocre at best. The EAST is no different. Does this answer the question?
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blago
16y ago
Sometimes it's easy to forget that we (people in their most active years making 3 dollar-digits per hour) live in a bubble. We would happily trade a few dollars so we don't have to wait. We would happily trade many dollars so we don't have
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16y ago
As a fellow mac user: If you are rebooting your Mac for reasons other then system upgrade, something is wrong with your machine. I say this as someone who compiles from source and runs server software on my mac almost every day. mogodb, apa
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blago
16y ago
There is a bug where only 2.x compatible modules are indexed. This will be fixed soon.
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16y ago
Good call. I'll make it link to the npm page.
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16y ago
I created it so I can compare different alternatives before picking a module to use. I'm glad it's useful to other people too.
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I made a node.js page to search npm+github
(blago.dachev.com)
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blago
16y ago
Designers, turn your copy machines on :-)
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blago
16y ago
Not headless, many other projects, many other ways to do the same even without programming/compiling. I'm still longing to see a true headless browser that renders to Cairo or something else.
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16y ago
They are completely different things. Rhino is a JS engine. envjs as a script that creates a mock window object and can run in an engine like Rhino. Htmlunit comes close, implemented in Java, tries to SIMULATE some popular browsers. Phantom
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16y ago
What happens when Xserver is not installed and you don't have the permissions or don't want to install it?
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16y ago
After using FF for 5 years it got so slow on my Mac that it became unusable. I made the switch to Chrome last year and I'm not looking back. I was an early adopter and supporter (including money) but FF is no longer what it used to be. The
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blago
16y ago
Very naive indeed. I guess I was overwhelmed by the lack of wow :-) Thanks for the context.
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16y ago
I'm missing the purpose. Can someone explain?
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16y ago
jQuery makes things almost too easy. As a result it gives confidence and power to a lot of people to write code that despite all sillines will still work. A professional JS developer would've debounced the scroll events and cached the selec
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16y ago
zoom:1;
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16y ago
I agree. There are no good search options for power users that want to get very specific.
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16y ago
"Google Chrome already features this" This works great for searching your Chrome history on the current computer. Throughout my day I use multiple browsers on at least 3 machines. "HTML aware" is exactly what I'm looking for. I want to be a
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16y ago
Full text search (HTML aware) on my browsing history. I'm working on it :-)
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16y ago
"I'm not sure if you know, but Bulgaria is in Balkans". Mexico is in North America. What is your point? BTW, Mr. Bobbie Tsankov was a convicted conman that loved to brag about how well connected he is with the underground and this is a fact
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16y ago
The whole story is very strange. I think the most baffling part is where he is being set up by the police for his "pro Western" views in a pro Western country.
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16y ago
You can use the stable (0.2.x) branch.
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16y ago
Pretty sure this experiment will meet "cosmic habituation"( http://nyr.kr/fkzAaQ ) very soon. Pretty sure Bem knows it. His time would be better spent studying why does the truth "wear off" (as The New Yorker put it). What happend to scienc