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901.
by cdcarter 15y ago
OLEDs and LEDs however still don't have a CRI that matches that of a nice incandescent light. There is much to-do in the theater world about when LED light sources will be able to take over the venerable HPL and other tungsten sources, and
902.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Now that this one is done, I'm going to get started on COBOLScript!
903.
by cdcarter 15y ago
I hope that this can lead to a cool system of iPad driven arduinos!
904.
by cdcarter 15y ago
I'm pretty sure email competency is required at almost every college these days. Certainly at my college, and at those of almost everyone I know, and I am not in a technology related field.
905.
by cdcarter 15y ago
I believe Closure optimizes many uses of arguments.
906.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Non-profit does not mena that they do not make a profit, it just means that any profits are put back into the organization instead of it's leadership or shareholders.
907.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Could also just be mustache.
908.
by cdcarter 15y ago
The ECMAScript standard is very heavy, and doesn't have all the DOM/BOM stuff, but I've found it an indispensible resource.
909.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Glad to see it's back to free. Now I wish I didn't waste that $5...
910.
Casey Reas on Code and Art(vbs.tv)
2 points by cdcarter 15y ago|0 comments
911.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Yes, many people do.
912.
by cdcarter 15y ago
I don't think it's quite fair to say that _.js is focused on maintaining a parallel with ruby syntax. It's more about maintaining a same functional API... But otherwise, good work. Library looks useful, and a great and very descriptive we
913.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Since the lock is not guaranteed in the code, the variable is globally defined and the code only ever increases it. This means a step in the chain of killing could get skipped, but that doesn't matter, as there's always a more violent opti
914.
by cdcarter 15y ago
"Javascript is the x86 of the web" This won't be fully true until everyone is on the same page with ECMAScript5.
915.
by cdcarter 15y ago
What is the target market for this OS? I can't figure out from their website.
916.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Darn. I was looking forward to all the new API changes with the major version number change.
917.
by cdcarter 15y ago
The amount of amazing resources he has put into his repo along with the code is astounding.
918.
by cdcarter 15y ago
This is the first big step to actually creating an ecosystem for plan9. It's a fantastic OS, though there's not much I can do with it, unfortunately. Maybe that will change now!
919.
by cdcarter 15y ago
That, and it took a bit for Hotmail to catch up on having huge mailboxes. It used to be that if you weren't on gmail or a private provider, you probably couldn't handle getting 3-4 CAD files a day for weeks at a time.
920.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Live entertainment production, and arts administration.
921.
by cdcarter 15y ago
The people I know who use hotmail these days all love it. Unfortunately an @hotmail.com email address in my field is just instantly regarded as unprofessional and laughable.
922.
by cdcarter 15y ago
This is a fantastic idea, my city has similarly bad bus schedule postings. I'd love to see some usability studies on what a bus schedule should look like though. Usually the actual schedule design is just as awful as the way it is posted.
923.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Great article on how to get Nginx to JSONP for you, but I question the idea that setting up a proxy to a paid API with your client key embedded is a good idea... Seems easy to abuse.
924.
by cdcarter 15y ago
And I would say that if you are attempting to open an archive on Google Docs Viewer, it's probably an archive of documents, and I would say that almost all archives of documents are in .zip or .rar.
925.
by cdcarter 15y ago
"reversion of control" was a joke on the authors part. Revert the control back to you, out of the framework.
926.
by cdcarter 15y ago
But, it is the home button! It always takes you to a variant of the home screen, and a given app can't change it's behavior. If you click a link out of an email, it doesn't take you back to email, it takes you to the home screen. Just, s
927.
by cdcarter 15y ago
More interesting than the split vote on this test are the arguments in the comments. What actually is the correct behavior? C99 is better than K&R C, but as the article says, it's vague enough that it's not an chip agnostic assembler.
928.
by cdcarter 15y ago
LEGO used to make kits like this called Creator, but they got lamer over the years. Now they seem to be pushing more and more the sets that are just 30 pieces, playmobile style.
929.
by cdcarter 15y ago
Heroku is nice so we are nice?
930.
by cdcarter 15y ago
CouchDB already has embeddable ports to Android and iOS, and it has the added benefit of a built in master-slave or multiple-master replication system, so you can have your app get and push up to date data from a server when a connection is

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