chrisbroadfoot

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An In-Depth Comparison Between iOS Map Frameworks: Apple vs. Google(fastcolabs.com)
6 points by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
> this is the same thing you would end up doing for Go too. No, you'd just need to copy over one binary. Go programs compile to a system binary.
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Snapchat Founders Sued by Classmate Who Claims They Took His Idea(mashable.com)
1 points by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
Join Google Developer Relations: https://developers.google.com/jobs/ Yes, the parallax effect is really cool! There are some really interesting aspects to it (performance), which we will talk about early next year, once we've had a break.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
Including or excluding Santa and his elves?
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
Damn, that's a shame. (I'm one of the engineers who worked on this site) We've been working really hard to get this out there - but unfortunately I haven't had a chance to test on Opera. What version of Opera, and what OS are you running? I
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Google Santa Tracker(google.com)
80 points by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago|20 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
Have you thought about using Canvas to do client side cropping?
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Splash Vector Graphics on your Responsive Site - HTML5 Rocks(html5rocks.com)
1 points by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
This is ignoring the fact that a whole bunch of assets (CSS/JS) are embedded into the page to reduce the number of HTTP requests.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
You only get charged if you go over 25K/day. So if your app did 10K/day, it would be completely free ;-) If you did 35K/day (every day), it would cost $150/mo.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
Stacks up? What I'm seeing from the iPhone image is a lot of noise reduction, despite the shot being taken in daylight. In anything but daylight, there's no way this would be any comparison. The color, contrast, sharpness and noise from the
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
That doesn't really make sense. Nokia owns Navteq, which is essentially TomTom data. Microsoft licences it from Nokia.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
> I couldn't even talk to a human Really? That doesn't sound right. Please send me a mail and I will follow up. My initials at google dot com.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
You can't do concurrency with threads. I think you're confusing concurrency with parallelism.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
+1, except the opposite: my usual coding style is more terse than jQuery's style. Those guys have spaces everywhere
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
You should try sshuttle. It doesn't require any system-wide proxy configuration.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
APIs are hard. You need to give it time.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
We recently added support for transit directions in the Javascript API. So, if your site uses the Google Maps API, you can add directions to your existing map: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/...
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
Can someone explain how this works? Looks like the page loads socket.io - is Python running in a sandbox on a server?
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
You should be able to go to zoom level 23 or 24.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
It sounds ridiculous for a reason. The weakest link in that chain is still the low-entropy password.
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Collide - Collaborative IDE - Google Project Hosting(code.google.com)
1 points by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
In terms of density, it's between iPad 2 and iPad 3.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
It was added in March 2011 :) http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2011/03/maps-apis-ov...
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
It's possible to use the free API on a commercial site.
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
SSL is available in the free API. Just load the API from here: https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false (set sensor to true if you're using any kind of geolocation)
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CryptoJS 3 - JS implementations of standard and secure crypto algorithms(code.google.com)
1 points by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
I would save 2 bytes by changing n=150,x=11325 to n=632,x=1e6 (or similar) This increases the board size to 632x632 and saves 2 bytes, which can be used to use onkeydown . I suppose you only start approximately in the cente
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by chrisbroadfoot 14y ago
It's a false analogy. Javascript is just as high level as Java or CoffeeScript. Sure, it's the "assembly language of the web," but Javascript certainly cannot be compared to assembly language in this way.

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