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by catshirt 15y ago
i also recall the author mentioning they wanted to implement sorting and filtering. i imagine sproutcore offers neat possibilities here. it also means that because the list is JSON, he already has an API of sorts. when i saw the site i too
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by catshirt 15y ago
here are my unqualified 2 cents: have you considered showing a user's average karma next to the comment, instead of the comment points? alternatively, what if you hide the points, but let the user see them on demand (hover, show button, etc
873.
by catshirt 15y ago
forgive me for being crass... but i have to question the judgement in putting dispatch.io as a runner up to some of the other apps. not that the others were bad, but dispatch.io seems to be the real deal. a real problem, and an elegant solu
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by catshirt 15y ago
" As far as I can tell, Twitter was built on the idea that (some) people want to get advertised to by the brands (corporate or personal) they admire. " i'm not sure i believe that this is the idea that spawned twitter.
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by catshirt 15y ago
angry birds uses local storage to remember which level you last beat. you can modify your local storage. move along.
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by catshirt 15y ago
i don't know their audience but i imagine they're leaving opportunities on the table. still, it's better than many commercial sites who try to do more.
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by catshirt 15y ago
css gradients are the qualifier for "cutting edge"?
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by catshirt 16y ago
still, i think an xpath evaluator for json would have been the way to go here instead
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by catshirt 16y ago
this is a press release to techcrunch they have an engineering blog as well http://tech.blog.greplin.com/
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by catshirt 16y ago
i could see why someone would infer otherwise; but i think this is actually the point of the quote.
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by catshirt 16y ago
wow, didn't realize tangential programming conversation was so frowned upon. maybe if they made breakout instead of a television gui the relevance would have been more clear.
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by catshirt 16y ago
nodejitsu, coffeescript, lithium, etc. nyc rules.
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by catshirt 16y ago
my memory is blurry on the topic, so don't quote me on any of the following... if i recall correctly, directtv boxes are all essentially just web servers and even expose some methods via http. i believe i heard that their hud/gui/etc is all
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by catshirt 16y ago
where is the serendipity in using a website to meet influential people, for the purpose of talking about your business?
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by catshirt 16y ago
per the slideshow, 3 "best practice myths": - don't add any extra elements - don't add classes - use descendent selectors exclusively the second two i've never heard in my life, and i'm quite sure the first is not a myth.
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by catshirt 16y ago
" I have recently met with a couple of upperclassmen here at Harvard that are planning to launch a site very similar ours. If we don't make a move soon, I think we will lose the advantage if we released before them. I've stalled them for th
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by catshirt 16y ago
if anyone is interested, the purpose of this project was really just to implement the communication as simple as possible. osc is just used to get the data from kinect to nodejs- and it's parsed and forwarded via websocket. i chose osc beca
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by catshirt 16y ago
" Sony is glad to put this litigation behind us,” said Riley Russell, General Counsel for SCEA. " likely because they realized they were being dipshits half way through. glad this case is over and i can't believe it wasted so much time. my
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by catshirt 16y ago
" To date, there is no way to order the service completely anonymously. That said, if you have a trusted friend or relative who would be willing to order a kit for you, his or her address and credit card would be tied to the account, rathe
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by catshirt 16y ago
" It's not a given that Google will just "figure it out" and your reward will be in heaven. Anyone who thinks that is just hoping Google will do their job for them. ' i imagine in Google's perfect world there is little or no room for SEO. d
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by catshirt 16y ago
you can also pull these out as standard DOM objects if you access as an array, ie. $('a')[0]
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by catshirt 16y ago
it's documented here http://api.jquery.com/first-selector/
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Ask HN: What makes a good API presentation?
3 points by catshirt 16y ago|1 comments
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by catshirt 16y ago
could you elaborate? i've been using my iphone for a few years and this week i've been seriously considering ditching it for a pre just for webOS- but i've hesitated because i haven't been able to find many testimonials. i think the dev env
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by catshirt 16y ago
from a brief observation, the tests in the "audits" tab seem to follow rules very similar to yslow.
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by catshirt 16y ago
i resisted switching to chrome for months because i thought the chrome inspector was inferior to firebug, but i got used to it after forcing myself to switch primarily to chrome. now i find it's actually superior in many ways.
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by catshirt 16y ago
" If I'm offered a position with the company I agree to accept it. " i'll... pass.
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by catshirt 16y ago
" Business Insider reported that the Dickbar was a mistake in the first place, having been developed by a junior product manager with no senior oversight. " and it made its way into a release? huh?
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by catshirt 16y ago
my guess is the first thing the selector does is query by class, and then filters from that set. likely not as intensive as you think.
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by catshirt 16y ago
i don't really know anything about domain value but i'd honestly have guessed higher.

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