dmak

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   This guy made Tetris with the D3.js Library(d3tetris.herokuapp.com)

   2 points by dmak 13y ago|0 comments
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   by dmak 13y ago

   Can I see? How long did it take you to write it? How long did it take you to sell it? Is it still alive today?
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   by dmak 14y ago

   = @user.name || "Not available" If user's name exists, print it else print not available.
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   by dmak 14y ago

   Interesting insight. You taught me to be more grateful in my working environment!
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   by dmak 14y ago

   I got to play with one of these at the Computer History Museum during a field trip. We went to the back and punched our names into a card and placed all our cards into a stack where the machine sorted our names and printed everyone's names
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   Any jQuery plugins out there for image annotation like Kotaku?

   2 points by dmak 14y ago|0 comments
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   by dmak 14y ago

   Oh wow! I loved DragonDrop FYI! This is great!
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   by dmak 14y ago

   You're missing the point. You're too focused on the code writing part. It's the extra unnecessary resources loaded from jQuery. The difference in size is 85.1 KB (according to an above post). 85.1 KB * 100,000,000 (Just an example of the nu
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   by dmak 14y ago

   Wasted resources. The difference in size between the two (using the numbers from the above comment) is 85.1 KB. Now think of all the customers Comcast has and you will see quickly the difference it makes with a few KB.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    The right thing to do would be to grandfather those users and move them off the plan by trying to upsell them in someway. This is an okay solution, but I'm still tainted by the thought of arbitrarily changing terms instead of grandfathering
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    by dmak 14y ago

    I'm curious to read the criticism on code.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    "Aggregating these increases, our analysis across 12 countries suggests that, in the 18 weeks following the shutdown, digital revenues for these two studio’s movies were 6-10% higher than they would have been if not for the shutdown. " How
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    by dmak 14y ago

    I think people won't buy it because it's not fashionable. 1) People already opt out of glasses in favor of contacts. 2) People already wearing glasess will just look awkward.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Sweet! I initially thought it was a security thing after reading the title.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Flying has become such a hassle these days. I often just keep my mouth shut when going through security just for the sake of getting through quicker. I feel like if I asked for a pat down as opposed to just walking through the body scan, I
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    by dmak 14y ago

    It really made me question the integrity of the data logs. He could have cherry picked that too.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Correct me if I am wrong, but this is what it seems like you are implying: It's okay for someone of his stature (from the NYT) to take "shoddy notes and [rely] on human memory", since he wasn't told that "the data was on".
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    by dmak 14y ago

    I never thought that learning Linear Algebra would be useful until today.
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    How does the programming behind transforming a picture work?

    4 points by dmak 14y ago|4 comments
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    by dmak 14y ago

    And that is why I use GoMommy.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Those aren't native to the operating system though.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    It's loading something, and I am not sure what. Is this cached?
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Perhaps the algorithms aren't within his grasps. They could very well be paying for an out-of-the-box solution.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    It all begins with a rant.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Thanks, saved me a lot of time.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    I explained to my girlfriend why I was laughing and she didn't find it as funny as I did.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Is this TOS from the time when Aaron downloaded the articles? I wouldn't be surprised if they updated it after this incident which would invalidate your argument.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    First of all, MegaUpload did take preventative measures, at least that is what they argue. It's clear you don't understand how dangerous it is to take down the provider for a users actions.
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    by dmak 14y ago

    You can already do this with Mac OS X... http://www.cultofmac.com/127459/sign-your-pdfs-in-preview-os...
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    by dmak 14y ago

    Why does an enterprise level SaaS have such weak security? It is a rookie mistake for a company who emphasizes security.