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MultiplayerChess.com is Now Open Source(github.com)
3 points by diamondhead 15y ago|0 comments
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by diamondhead 15y ago
The City I was staying with my family ==> The city with software industry (2007) [Financially Secure But Unhappy Two Years] The city with software industry ==> A Village With A Physics School (2009) The village with physics school =
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by diamondhead 16y ago
I think we need a github of any kind of information.
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by diamondhead 16y ago
I think it's the eventual consequence of the mutation of the dev community. I guess and hope that we won't need to create a new website for better community sharing the content we're interested in. I wish we had a mixage of Torrent and Gith
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Which version? It's working with IE7 and IE8 but I haven't tried yet with 9
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by diamondhead 16y ago
NodeJS and CouchDB. Mustache ( http://mustache.github.com ) for templating, Jeff Hlywa's chess.js for move validation and JSBuild ( http://jsbuild.kodfabrik.com ) for the compile of CommonJS modules for browsers, and excanvas for cross-brow
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by diamondhead 16y ago
thanks for the ideas and suggestions jonp. I asked Oscar Toledo ( http://nanochess.110mb.com ) permission for use of his javascript ai (a.k.a 1k chess) yesterday, guess I'll use a fork of his work
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by diamondhead 16y ago
hi all, I hope that AI won't make your browsers crash. I've disabled its deeper search, it was accumulating time limit of search after every move. BTW https://gist.github.com/889174
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Show HN: My 6 Weeks Project, MultiplayerChess.com(multiplayerchess.com)
79 points by diamondhead 16y ago|54 comments
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Addons manager looks nice and useful compared to previous one but still I know many people who would prefer to use package managers for managing addons
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by diamondhead 16y ago
thanks for correcting. I've tried akshell also, it seems great.
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by diamondhead 16y ago
I didn't used both but gave try to bespin when it appeared (it evolved to cloud9 as i know) and liked. it's an advantage to have a universal gui, to not ignore users of other platforms. btw, i put some effort to build an online ide 4 years
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Seriously, it's better than both IE7 and IE8.
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by diamondhead 16y ago
I think the only thing we need is a kind of Github to create, maintain and follow the information (links, texts, docs, etc) we are interested at. Similar to wikipedia, without formatting boundaries. We need both chaotic and programmable col
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by diamondhead 16y ago
In the other cities of Turkey -especially the ones in central anatolia-, young groups have very different culture and their own way to get drunk. My favorite one is to play card games till midnight in a cafe and continue the night in a slow
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by diamondhead 16y ago
I already have a copy on my local for dmenu :)
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by diamondhead 16y ago
VIM is an editor. I'm talking about the whole desktop environment, especially the windows, also tried to set some keyboard shortcuts while I was using the Macbook Pro my company gave me. I know what I am missing (a useless, pretty looking h
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Guess it is, but as I pointed, there are companies forcing its folk to use OSX for development because it's popular around the developer community. I think OSX is a multimedia software with unix base.
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by diamondhead 16y ago
I agree with the title, but am not interested at the OSX / XCode stuff because I'm a very happy, satisfied Linux & Lenovo user. My old company tried to force me to use a Macbook Pro, saying "developer community uses it", and I refused,
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My Command-line Bookmarking Utilities(github.com)
1 points by diamondhead 16y ago|0 comments
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Am I seeing right? An IE developer is claiming that modern browsers implement features/standards when they are ready?! What are we talking about, is this about the web that Microsoft had been trying to block for years? How dare!
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Observer - an observer implementation for commonjs compliant platforms(github.com)
1 points by diamondhead 16y ago|0 comments
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Current design is very transparent, it's like there is no design. Logo is very small (truly, why do you need a bigger logo?!), navigation is placed on where we expect with the size we even don't notice it's 14px. Font type is as simple as p
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Functools - a new, minimal javascript library for functional programming(github.com)
2 points by diamondhead 16y ago|0 comments
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by diamondhead 16y ago
Give a try to newsbeuter which is the real lightweight and useful rss reader.
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by diamondhead 16y ago
The basic difference between JSBuild and the other alternatives is that JSBuild generates unobtrusive code for specified CommonJS packages or apps. You may check the "How It Works" section in thee user guide for details.
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by diamondhead 16y ago
The only limitation with CommonJS' Modules spec is that we can't import CommonJS modules by writing script tags during development. On the other hand, CommonJS provides lazy evolution for web apps, with a great module mechanism design. BTW
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JSBuild ensures that CommonJS modules can be used in browser-based applications (github.com)
15 points by diamondhead 16y ago|9 comments
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Thoughts on IE9 and Teleportation(io.kodfabrik.com)
3 points by diamondhead 16y ago|0 comments