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catshirt
15y ago
my thoughts as well. i'm surprised they didn't try to actually shoot with the cameras and use the resulting photos..?
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catshirt
15y ago
bespin, cloud9, etc. there are quite a few mature, free options out there already doing a great job.
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catshirt
15y ago
so fast that gigaom missed it, apparently.
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catshirt
15y ago
so, remove the ads... and replace them with infographics? forgive me for being crass but this whole post seems naive. don't get me wrong, it's pretty; but we're talking about the new york times. i think this is more accurately "andy rutledg
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catshirt
15y ago
while i agree, doesn't the entire article exist for the same reason as the quote?
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catshirt
15y ago
ah yes how did we forget. thanks to twitter all the information we receive is unfiltered from the source and no one lies.
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catshirt
15y ago
box-shadows are also surprisingly suspect.
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catshirt
15y ago
firefox 4 is visibly slower on a completely fresh install on my mbp. you may have a point about firefox 5, i haven't tried it. my firefox and chrome reference has only been the past to 2 years of major releases.
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catshirt
15y ago
" Mainstream users don't care about Google+, if they've even heard of it. " that would probably come as a bit of a shock to my 40+ muggle friends on google+.
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catshirt
15y ago
sorry... grids float, no?
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catshirt
15y ago
memory footprint or not, chrome is faster than firefox. both in terms of page loading, and raw operation. i might reconsider firefox when it doesn't take 4 times longer to boot up.
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catshirt
15y ago
I'll quote something from CSS lint I've quoted here before and probably will have to quote again; " CSS Lint simply checks to see if you've used float more than 10 times, and if so, displays a warning. Using this many floats usually means y
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catshirt
15y ago
you're right, "acceptable" is subjective. but it doesn't seem unreasonable that if you are using an outdated version of a program, it will not perform optimally. to that end, managing both pushState and hashchange adds overhead and complexi
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catshirt
15y ago
http://www.weliveinpublicthemovie.com/ it's a documentary about josh harris- mostly his startups after jupiter. pseudo.com, and a bunch of people living underground. the beginning covers a bit of the early nyc scene in general as well. pr
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catshirt
15y ago
why is a designer different than a developer in any of these aspects?
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catshirt
15y ago
how useful is this feature, given the share of ios users still on 4.x? i imagine we have a ways to go before anyone feels comfortable using it freely?
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catshirt
15y ago
" Guys, the moderators are volunteers, and we have no power over any of Facebook's software (like the ban-bot) or their policies. We just delete spam on the forums, mostly. We do have a way of raising issues to the FB employees, and we ha
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15y ago
" Using float for layout isn't a great idea, but sometimes you have to. CSS Lint simply checks to see if you've used float more than 10 times, and if so, displays a warning. Using this many floats usually means you need some sort of abstrac
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catshirt
15y ago
while op is possibly being pedantic, aren't you agreeing with him? shin_lao is suggesting that painting itself is not an art, but a craft. what you do with the paint defines whether or not it is art. likewise, your code can create something
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15y ago
" There’s always a fine line between persistence and desperation, and you don’t want to cross over into desperation. " I think you cross that line right about when you decide it's a good idea to email someone every day to get their attentio
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15y ago
i threw some example code [1] on gist to supplement my comment. i modified it a bit and didn't test it- but it used to work- so probably still good for reference. it's also not very pretty. questions, comments, concerns welcome. essentially
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catshirt
15y ago
this is ok- and even shows you how to do async loads. an article targeting more comprehensive bookmarklets might recommend your bookmarklet should only load an external script. additionally, some discussion of postmessage would be cool. y
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catshirt
15y ago
oh... duh. thanks. didn't even try to parse the rest of it.
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catshirt
15y ago
weird- why is there a link to this post?..
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catshirt
15y ago
look more into the apis i referenced. not only is javascript playback there , but even the synthesis is possible through javascript.
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catshirt
15y ago
from a superficial look, it seems like the sound is actually being played through flash. it looks like the doodle is canvas though, which suggests the interface is in javascript. too bad they didn't synthesize the sound with javascript as w
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catshirt
15y ago
you mean, i need a phone ?
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catshirt
15y ago
well, i prefer left to right and "map". clearly it's subjective.
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catshirt
15y ago
i'm going to go ahead and make the assumption that this is not actually how matt deduces problems.
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catshirt
15y ago
at the risk of being pedantic; yes.
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