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by csytan 15y ago
Looks like they were made by these guys: http://blue-fusion.com/
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by csytan 15y ago
Thanks for this! As a developer who has been slowly learning design by trial and error, I wish I had access to this resource years ago. It's totally frustrating when you know something just looks awful, but don't have the knowledge or bac
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by csytan 15y ago
I used various versions of Django when I first started hacking on Appengine. Eventually I just gave up and switched to Tornado. Why? Django is a large and tightly coupled beast of a framework. It's very likely that a given plugin reaches
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by csytan 15y ago
Done. https://github.com/csytan/sublime-text-2-github Funny how writing the documentation took the same amount of time as writing the code for this. :)
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by csytan 15y ago
I wrote a simple plugin for Sublime Text that opens the GitHub app and it's been working quite well as a replacement for Textmate & Git bundle. There's been a few rare times where I've had to drop back to command line because of crashes
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Appengine - New Datastore client library for Python ready for a test drive(googleappengine.blogspot.com)
3 points by csytan 15y ago|0 comments
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Password Hashing: How many iterations is enough?(katasoft.com)
1 points by csytan 15y ago|0 comments
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by csytan 15y ago
Do they really need Labs now? Google has grown to a size where they can easily acquire promising young start-ups out in the wild. One advantage of having Labs back in the day was that projects could have the backing of Google's infrastruct
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by csytan 15y ago
Note to people rushing out to try the new version: the development server doesn't work with it yet. You can only deploy to production at the moment. Some very cool features with this upcoming release: - Cross entity-group transactions - Bu
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by csytan 15y ago
How does it compare to the HN effect? :)
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by csytan 15y ago
Seems like it's not. In the same thread, a googler mentions it's done completely client side. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4912092/using-html5-canva...
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by csytan 15y ago
I think one reason why the search product didn't gain traction was because it interfered horribly with the original goal of Foxmarks -- a service to sync bookmarks. Speaking as a former user of Fox/XMarks, I saw the product go from a simple
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by csytan 15y ago
I don't think SVG is particularly suited to animation, as it would require manipulating multiple DOM elements. This tends to be quite slow compared to redrawing the canvas.
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by csytan 15y ago
Why not go the opposite way and write increasingly shorter snippets from a full article?
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by csytan 15y ago
Thanks. Those were really good points to consider. Would you mind giving out your contact? I would love to pick your mind on something like this :)
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Ask HN: Is Email translation a viable idea?
2 points by csytan 15y ago|4 comments
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by csytan 16y ago
Agreed. I've found that moving away from middleware to class based views with over-ridable methods simplifies things so much.
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by csytan 16y ago
There's absolutely nothing wrong with wanting something if you have something useful to offer in return.
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by csytan 16y ago
4 finger swipe already exists on OSX as a system wide gesture for Expose and Application switching. No, it's not exactly an apples to apples comparison as OSX doesn't depend on gestures as heavily, but the tradeoff is well worth the benefi
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by csytan 16y ago
I see a few advantages: 1. Requires much less modification to existing code than a callback style. 2. Code written in the sequential style is shorter, easier to understand, and just as explicit. Edit, also from his article: """By decorating
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by csytan 16y ago
Personally, I like bug fix releases. It shows that the project is quite mature when there are fixes for several different platforms. Disclaimer: I currently don't use Node.js but I cannot wait to try it out. If there's any node devs here,
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by csytan 16y ago
And some sites just use Email instead of Username :)
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by csytan 16y ago
I don't think a developer working at Mozilla would be so careless that they would use "invulnerable" to describe their security. Seems like it was an interpretation by the tgdaily author. Here's a link to the original blog post: http://bl
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by csytan 16y ago
I had this phone while backpacking in Asia. It's the most well designed and simple phone I've ever used. Now I have the Americanized version which has a color screen which hurts the eyes, terrible software, and a cheap feeling case.
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by csytan 16y ago
More info here: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=175... Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxmkr_Hj5OQ&feature=playe...
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by csytan 16y ago
Password reset should be working now. Thanks for the bug report.
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by csytan 16y ago
Cool! I've gotten some great advice talking to Matt from http://bouldr.net/ so that sounds swell.
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by csytan 16y ago
Awesome. Check back tomorrow :) Edit: added
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by csytan 16y ago
Thanks for visiting! No plans to put ads on it now. I'm doing this cause I love working on it. Not to say that I wouldn't put a small ad up if it ever grew large, but in the list of priorities, making money is at the far bottom. I have a l
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by csytan 16y ago
It's been one month since I launched my climbing news website, so I thought I'd give those that wished me well an update (and possibly gain some new users too ;). First thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1915280 Second thread: h

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