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by d0m 14y ago
I'm using a tiling-WM and the resizing window thing was a bit annoying to me, and was somewhat distracting from the demo. But other than that, I'm impressed and I had lots of fun playing with the css to see how it was built!
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by d0m 14y ago
This is such a non-respectful thing to do to YC partners.
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by d0m 14y ago
I like it, great idea! I was really surprised about Lua's choice rather than Javascript since it's all web-based. I'll definitely give it a try.
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by d0m 14y ago
What is the most impressive hack you've accomplished? We had to hack our way in a storm to submit our YC application. * Note for application reviewers: Email is in my profile, thanks.
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by d0m 14y ago
To be fair, a good sync service with history is supposed to be a backup at the same time. I'm using git rather than dropbox but if I push something, it's there forever. So, I'd have to think that Dropbox being able to completely destroy f
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by d0m 14y ago
That's great, thanks! I wonder if someone knows a googl+ish theme built on bootstrap?
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by d0m 14y ago
Seems very interesting, I'll surely give it a try in my next personal project. Small suggestion to the author: Please add syntax highlighting in the example.. it makes a huge difference when reading code online! Thanks
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by d0m 14y ago
Ironically, on the first hacking health event, our server was running heroku.. and heroku went down. 3 months later, we have the second hacking health in Toronto and all AWS is going down.
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Hacking Health MaRS - CTV Video
2 points by d0m 14y ago|0 comments
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by d0m 14y ago
amen
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by d0m 14y ago
This seems like a quick hack version where a variable has been changed to pink.. My problem with this is not the pink by itself but mostly how it doesn't fit with the other elements. Try changing the background of HN to pink to have an idea
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by d0m 14y ago
Who want this? http://www.microsoft.com/global/en-us/news/publishingimages/...
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by d0m 14y ago
These numbers are always big mostly because it's a good occasion for big companies to let go bad employees even if they don't have strong public reasons. I.e. it's easier to say: "it's not you .. 399 other employees are leaving".
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by d0m 14y ago
Still, let say I create a game called "Run, run" which I explain in my description as: "The most fun way to play monopoly on your iphone" "But what is Monopoly?" "You and your friends split into two teams. [...]" I just copied a
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by d0m 14y ago
Great. But what about Taboo's copyright? (Just wondering)
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by d0m 14y ago
Good tutorial. You should check out Django. It comes with most of the script you have written plus a lot more and a really active community.
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by d0m 14y ago
I'm wondering about the /lack/ of submit button. I'm often tempted to remove it but I know from experience that so many people use the mouse to click on the button rather than pressing enter . What are your insights in this issue?
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by d0m 14y ago
Seems like the answer has been edited after lots of upvote to give a more detailed explanation.
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by d0m 14y ago
No. At first , he doesn't give any indications to check if the candidate recognize this lack of understanding. As you said it very well: If you're going to cut out all the vital clues, how you can expect it not to fail horribly? Feedba
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by d0m 14y ago
IMHO, the right thing to do would be to forbid the usage of == for decimals values. 1.0 == 0.9 -> Throw err 1.0 > 0.9 -> true In most case, you don't want to use == on double because it 's very dangerous... it's w
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by d0m 14y ago
I fall asleep every night watching starcraft2 games on my ipad1 (Mostly from sc2casts.com for the interested).
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by d0m 14y ago
What trouble me is when there's a new apple release, older devices seems to automagically slow down. When I first bought the ipad1, it was crazy fast. Everyone was amazed about the speed things would move and open. Now, everything is do dam
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by d0m 14y ago
I'm fairly new to persona too, but when you "sign in" it lets you choose what email address to use.
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by d0m 14y ago
I'm actually using this strategy more often than I would like to admit.
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by d0m 14y ago
Interesting post! Some screenshots would have been awesome to enhance it. Also, is this page ( https://layervault.com/payments?plancode=freelancer&sign... ) an example of this flat design? For some reason, I don't find it as beautiful a
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Ask PG: Syntax highlighting on HN
4 points by d0m 14y ago|3 comments
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by d0m 14y ago
Let me add substack ( https://github.com/substack ) to your list. Lots of javascript/node gems.
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by d0m 14y ago
That's his whole point. He doesn't want to ignore errors but feels like Go is so verbose about it that it's a pain for programmers to deal with it. Example in case, print . Would you check its return value every time you call it? No. Con
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by d0m 14y ago
But what do you have to do with that? Is it maintenance? Do you need to fix bugs? If it's maintenance/bug fix, I'd suggest starting by writing tests and fixing things on a day to day basis. So, for all small tasks that you'll have to do wit
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by d0m 14y ago
Thanks for this citation. Forward, backward and lateral.. for some reason, this is what make the most sense to me in all these explanations of complex numbers. I guess you could also go upward/downward. And then, in a fourth or even nth dim

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