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Chrome becoming world's second most popular browser(online.wsj.com)
2 points by cjfont 15y ago|0 comments
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Interactive Bezier curve demo using D3.js(jasondavies.com)
54 points by cjfont 15y ago|7 comments
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by cjfont 15y ago
I work in an environment where everyone uses a Macbook Pro and I've seen at least two cases of something like this happening, and the solution has been simply to swap adapters!
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A visual explanation of the Bayes theorem(juanreyero.com)
6 points by cjfont 15y ago|1 comments
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by cjfont 15y ago
Lately it seems any move made by a social network raises the hairs on people's backs. I haven't tested, but I'm willing to bet that you only see the person's activity on the top-right if both of you are in G+ and that person is in one of y
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by cjfont 15y ago
I'm guessing it might also effect users with disabilities who rely more heavily on the keyboard for nav.
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by cjfont 15y ago
I think the downvotes may have been less about the point you're making and more about its delivery. While I generally agree with you, the rationale behind making stricter markup is to ultimately push web developers to write cleaner code, w
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by cjfont 15y ago
In many cases your toddler will let you know, too, in the form of jealousy.
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by cjfont 15y ago
Google fanboy? Otherwise Linux would fit the bill, doesn't sound like anyone there is supporting SOPA.
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by cjfont 15y ago
On one hand there is a lot of pirating of antivirus software, and yet to some extent P2P does increase the need to have it installed on one's system (which may increase demand/business).
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by cjfont 15y ago
Sure it does, it just auto-saves to whatever your last "Save As" was.
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by cjfont 15y ago
If it's supposedly a work-related phone call, yes.
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by cjfont 15y ago
I think it's generally assumed that many are hesitant to give out personal info, especially when considering other companies that have been reluctant to erase your data (ahem Facebook), I can see the need for some to emphasize that your dat
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by cjfont 15y ago
If you consider that the above example could be avoided with a single line of code, it does matter in the sense that he's avoiding a huge headache, not so much that he's offering any sort of guarantee to users.
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by cjfont 15y ago
I think "multiple machines" may also mean your friend's computer. Are you going to insist that he install PuTTY just so you can check your mail? Because god forbid you'd want to use a browser there, or at the library, or at work where SSH
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by cjfont 15y ago
"I search my e-mails every now and then, but not nearly enough to justify the large search bar. Ditto with Gchat - MMS and Facebook have replaced IM as far as I'm concerned." Aside from disagreeing with that last sentence entirely, I see
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by cjfont 15y ago
There's a balance between using additional screen real estate for more info and the user having to take an extra step to get that additional info, such as hovering over a button. For some people, such as myself, there is more work involved
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by cjfont 15y ago
Some comments: "A major problem that I have with the new interface is that Gmail has gone from text-based buttons to an icon-only design." The text is there, it's simply been converted into tooltips. Are you really going to need to have
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by cjfont 15y ago
Take a look at Socket.IO
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by cjfont 15y ago
To me it seems the article should be better titled "My daughter blew my mind", since his reaction seems to be more centered around his daughter getting the answer before he did.
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World map juxtaposing population with IP real-estate(driven-by-data.net)
1 points by cjfont 15y ago|0 comments
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"Patent trolls could be the end of Silicon Valley" says Tim O'Reilly(thenextweb.com)
121 points by cjfont 15y ago|24 comments
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"Shoot now, focus later" camera(arstechnica.com)
2 points by cjfont 15y ago|0 comments
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by cjfont 15y ago
I think these graphs would benefit from using hierarchical bundling: http://www.win.tue.nl/~dholten/papers/bundles_infovis.pdf
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by cjfont 15y ago
The problem I see with this solution is that it would require a plugin to be installed on your browser in order for the browser to have access to the fob. This alone is enough to discourage a lot of people from using it. Also, you wouldn't
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by cjfont 15y ago
From my own experience, the fastest way to learn is to think of some project you can be passionate about and start getting your feet wet. Start with something simple, and don't worry if it's already been done, go and do it your own way. Wh
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by cjfont 15y ago
It's not just that he was younger, he arguably also died at the peak of his innovative career.