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by collint 17y ago
I agree. But the name problem is only one small piece of the text problem. Text is a great deal better than punch cards and that is even a greater deal better than writing things on paper and physically setting the switches. There exists a
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by collint 17y ago
I like the look of this. I'm excited about the possibilities of languages that target JavaScript. It's quite a shame that the "open" web has only one language.
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by collint 17y ago
Great. Nine votes worth of concessions we didn't need.
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by collint 17y ago
Do you mean the Django admin stuff?
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by collint 17y ago
Hmmm. I don't have it. If you don't find it, get whatever sample of the graph you can now. If you can get people excited about the idea you can make it happen.
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by collint 17y ago
jQuery 1.3.2 is not the most recent stable version. jQuery alphas and betas are quite stable. The 1.4 alpha passes all current tests in all browsers. That's a big selling point for jQuery. I'd much rather see talking points about the robust
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by collint 17y ago
It's not entirely fair comparing to to 1.3.2 jQuery has made some gains in 1.3.3 and even more in the 1.4 alpha.
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by collint 17y ago
Added a second video, showing a more advanced example with drag and drop. oops: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NntBOWEaAlU
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by collint 17y ago
Yeah, these sorts of things aren't for everybody. I love my editor too, and for me it makes writing html and jquery code bearable. One thing I like about HAML is it really changes the way I think about my markup while writing it and while I
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by collint 17y ago
I just recorded a screencast showing a quick example coding session for Jabs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdnXJ6bj_qs
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A Haml-inspired mini-language for jQuery: Jabs(github.com)
43 points by collint 17y ago|9 comments
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by collint 17y ago
please :) collintmiller@gmail.com thank you
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by collint 17y ago
The answer is quite obvious. While traditional institutional fear make it invisible. It is sad even Mozilla execs cannot see the obvious solution raised by the question Google has asked. Browser vendors could standardize at an even lower le
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by collint 17y ago
I argue that the traditional school environment is socially stunting. It is a rare minority of the time in your life that you only interact with peers of your own age. One of the touted advantages of alternative schooling is that the "stude
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by collint 17y ago
>Look at the evidence. Look at MIT or Stanford’s online admissions guidelines for homeschoolers. They don’t want high school diplomas. They don’t want some perfect equivalent of 4 years of high school classes. They want teens who have t
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by collint 17y ago
for all of google's "dedication" to HTML5 I still can't watch that video without flash. (I assume, staring a blank white space.)
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by collint 17y ago
Adobe searches for relevance in anticipation of web-video stranglehold being slaughtered by HTML5.
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by collint 17y ago
Amen brother! Preach it. Sing out the good word across the land. Over the hill-tops and down to the valley below. Everybody who knows HTML knows HAML. Actually learning HAML would have still given you time to write a paragraph complaining a
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by collint 17y ago
It really is a good thing that multiple pieces of software exsists for doing just such a thing. Modern messaging middleware can handle in the range of hundreds of thousands of messages per second. Talent and domain knowledge will be importa
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by collint 18y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyzOUbkUf3M Great Google TechTalk about exactly this simulation and so much more. :D Love this video.
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by collint 18y ago
http://images.google.com/images?imgcolor=red&hl=en&s... A search for "White Shirt" with imgcolor=red Fun results
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by collint 18y ago
"beekeepers have had some success at preventing colony loss by redoubling their efforts at improving their colonies' diets, keeping infections and parasites such as varroa and nosema in check, and practicing good hygiene" ... uh no shit. It
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by collint 18y ago
Hello Gimmicky Shopping Cart :D
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by collint 18y ago
And 8 Gigs of RAM on the box. How big could the index on 50GB of text be? I don't see any claims that the SSD is even being used in the searches. Not exciting.
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by collint 18y ago
This is my favorite essay of yours so far. I usually enjoy your ideas, but this one hit me like a freight train of: "Are you being resourceful enough?" Sadly the answer is "not enough." Fortunately I feel the right question has be found.
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by collint 18y ago
Very interesting. I wonder what new forms/stages of funding will become available as micro-lending becomes a more widely accepted form of investment. I wonder if you could build some sort of "micro-lending" pool. A fund for investors in the
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Using Moneta Backedy by Tokyo Cabinet in Merb(whattechnology.com)
3 points by collint 18y ago|0 comments
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by collint 18y ago
I'm talking about NOT using presentation-specific such as "box" or "blue". Having class names such as "two-columns blue hoverable" are slightly more convenient but strategically similar to in-line styles. Keep that presentation/behavior shi
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by collint 18y ago
Didn't we just spend a decade or so trying to get everybody to keep their styles OUT of their markup? I'm all for reusable css components. Personally I'm using http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/
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by collint 18y ago
Yes this is correct.

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