cormacrelf

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   by cormacrelf 14y ago

   Safari 6 on OS X 10.8, most (not all) of the time, I have to type ':' twice to make it progress. Catches me every time, not pleasant.
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   by cormacrelf 14y ago

   I think speed is a pretty big issue, too. I can't bring myself to use DDG for really quick searches, for URLs I can't remember etc. because it's just not fast enough. DDG makes me wait between 5 and 10 seconds before I see anything, whereas
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   by cormacrelf 15y ago

   Assuming you're talking about the square root of the decimal number 9: either positive or negative 3.
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   by cormacrelf 15y ago

   Also, you need an obvious spot on typeli.com that states exactly what your app does and who it is for, perhaps what particular problem it is the answer to. It was not obvious to me.
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   by cormacrelf 15y ago

   I made an in-browser JavaScript runner for the programming class I teach, which is held in a room full of PCs with IE8 installed. Syntax highlighting, logging and JSHint. http://jsrun.heroku.com/
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   by cormacrelf 15y ago

   It sounds like people will prefer the (a,b) => {} syntax over function (a,b) {} simply because it's more concise and looks better, not because of its usefulness.
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   by cormacrelf 15y ago

   I forked, and created a Canvas editor here: http://cormacrelf-water.heroku.com/ It has a <canvas> element instead of the D3 environment, so just grab canvas with $('#c') and start canvassing away.