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by chime 15y ago
Very true. Then I do htmlentities or just view-source (which works surprisingly well in Chrome). Usually though it's just arrays and objects for me.
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by chime 15y ago
I make lowerTrim and upperTrim functions in any language I work in - change the case and trim the string. Makes things pretty easy. // PHP example function lowerTrim($t) { return strtolower(trim($t)); } I also have ma
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by chime 15y ago
I just do echo '<pre>' and print_r. Works quite well.
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Getting the Google+ Feed for any profile in JSON(reddit.com)
20 points by chime 15y ago|10 comments
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by chime 15y ago
> Over 60% of our traffic and sales came from google. Because you did not diversify strongly enough. Certainly, Google is a great way to get lots of traffic but if 60% of your sales comes from a single source with whom you do not have a
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by chime 15y ago
Nah, subdomains aren't any different from directories. You can easily setup wildcard subdomains and all of them run off the same code base. I can easily have username.mysite.com show the user's profile the moment a user signs up. No changes
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by chime 15y ago
I'm not a big proponent of advanced SEO and mostly stick to doing the right things (proper page title, good content, easy to read/type links, use of H1, H2 etc.) I don't make 100 landing pages or optimize my apps/sites for SEO by using all
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by chime 15y ago
> HTML5 History API There is a bug with their API that I can't replicate on demand which absolutely messes with the history in latest Chrome. It happens sometimes when I go to someone's posts page, then about page, and then try to go ba
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by chime 15y ago
I don't know why people are complaining so much. The company did exactly what they should have - they hiked the price to stay in business and clearly informed their customers in advance. Evidently many people were abusing the unlimited stre
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by chime 15y ago
Minecraft demo in Chrome/Safari: http://mrdoob.github.com/three.js/examples/webgl_geometry_mi...
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by chime 15y ago
If anyone likes this kind of stuff, you might find my weekend project to be interesting: https://zetabee.com/weave/ You can make pretty 2D designs using CSS: https://zetabee.com/weave/share/5e6a5811 https://zetabee.com/weave/share/c659
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by chime 15y ago
Best way to describe it would be http://structuresynth.sourceforge.net/ for the browser, using CSS3 for grammar.
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by chime 15y ago
> also things like creating project estimates by splitting it in subtasks, writing a list of features & ideas to consider etc - basically creative induction of lists While I agree with you overall with regards to pen & paper's m
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by chime 15y ago
> Am I the only one who finds some slight irony in this document being a PDF rather than an standards-based HTML document? That would be my fault. Sorry! The original was a blog post that I linked in my other comment but I came across t
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by chime 15y ago
The creator's website appears to be: http://boagworld.com/design/where-are-my-rounded-corners/ I found the PDF while browsing through a local design firm's website ( http://bigseadesign.com/2011/05/where-are-my-rounded-corners... ) whic
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Where are my rounded corners?(bigseadesign.com)
99 points by chime 15y ago|26 comments
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by chime 15y ago
I wish it also did prompt(). That would save a lot of work when you just want to input one field or want to let users copy-paste a URL to the page. Edit: rgbrgb posted http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2748038 about Apprise. It does wha
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Google's "What do you love" site(wdyl.com)
1 points by chime 15y ago|0 comments
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by chime 15y ago
Minor bug: For my site, it says YUI. Having written it from scratch, I'm pretty sure there is no YUI anywhere. It appears to match jqueryui.js as yui.js. Link: http://underthesite.com/technologies/YUI-Library/matchers/12...
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by chime 15y ago
It's inspired from Structure Synth ( http://structuresynth.sourceforge.net/ ) and runs in any modern browser that supports CSS3 transforms. With a little bit of effort, you can design some pretty interesting things.
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by chime 15y ago
It's inspired from Structure Synth ( http://structuresynth.sourceforge.net/ ) and runs in any modern browser that supports CSS3 transforms. With a little bit of effort, you can design some pretty interesting 2D structures and patterns.
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by chime 15y ago
> fuzz.partial_ratio("YANKEES", "NEW YORK YANKEES") ⇒ 100 From what I can see, this will also give 100 for 'NEW', 'KEES', 'YANK' - all of which could mean something completely different. How do they deal with this?
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by chime 15y ago
The Google OAuth attack is pretty sneaky indeed. I noticed the popup being created, positioned, and hidden upon the first click but I highly doubt most regular users would. I wish there was an option in Chrome to force new tabs to be opened
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by chime 15y ago
Apples and oranges really. Workflowy's features are quite a bit more advanced and last I heard, Matt Cutts uses it himself. I wrote https://zetabee.com/text for myself before Workflowy launched and it does a lot more than Google Tasks too
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by chime 15y ago
CS works for me. Just get the bundle for TextMate.
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by chime 15y ago
I just gave it a try and absolutely love the minimap feature. Definitely helps with browsing through my code quickly. Once it had code-folding, I will hit 'Purchase'. Until then it's TextWrangler for me.
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by chime 15y ago
I'm porting over my UI-heavy app from JS to CS this week. The problem with CS is that there's just not enough tutorials/documentation online yet so articles like this are quite welcome. Here's a list of random CS things that took me a littl
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by chime 15y ago
> One area that RIM/Blackberry is still king is the enterprise. Apple hasn't even attempted to enter this market, for good reason. I setup hosted Exchange via RackSpace for my client (a Pharma manufacturer) and their managers/exec-team
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by chime 15y ago
> somebody just goes to a nation like India Norman Borlaug did. See: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2009-09-13/india...
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by chime 15y ago
> Couldn't this technique be used to do just about anything? Yes. As long as the processes are all run with the same rights/users. I created an app in .Net for my old job which would detect if the F8 key is pressed while a specific data

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