dragonshed

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by dragonshed 10y ago
Interesting project! It's nice to see some better examples for this sort of thing. At work I've helped build something similar using javascript. We needed something that works in-browser, and have since made sure it also works
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by dragonshed 10y ago
Addressing multiple comments here, but to your point specifically: I don't really care about karma. I would've preferred exactly what I recommended to the author, instead of spending the time to google it and posting a comment. I
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by dragonshed 10y ago
I assume BGP == Border Gateway Protocol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_Gateway_Protocol Suggestion: include a quick abstract what what BGP is with a link for more information.
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by dragonshed 11y ago
Milk the framework or the engineer?
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by dragonshed 11y ago
Eh, I'm a snob, I know, but I think the UX for both this and the 404 page is poor. For the dataviz, I noticed many nits, but for brevity I'll say this:, I think the visualization falls way short of communicating patterns in the da
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by dragonshed 11y ago
Not talking or thinking about race, or any other marginalization category, does absolutely nothing to help. "Privilege is invisible to those who have it". I humbly suggest you watch this TED presentation, https://www.t
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by dragonshed 11y ago
I wonder how many origin2->bitbucket are being created right now.
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by dragonshed 11y ago
Worked for me on an iPhone 6s, iOS 9.0.x. Same issue with auto-rotate, when safari changed orientations, the shadow orientation became out of sync.
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by dragonshed 11y ago
Some context (say, for example, a brief description of Arc) might be helpful.
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by dragonshed 12y ago
This. Have the scales tipped the other way recently? Chrome still feels faster to me, but I only have one active extension (Ad Blocker).
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by dragonshed 12y ago
Much of this FAQ reminds me of a little-known library called Breeze. BreezeJS is a stand-alone data library for SPAs which takes care of managing the lifecycle of data objects; querying, fetching, caching is all taken care of. Queries use
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by dragonshed 12y ago
Indeed. I'm reminded of this org chart comparison... http://www.bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts/
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by dragonshed 12y ago
Worked fine from my iPhone over LTE but not Wii over wifi. And apparently it started right before my son's designated Sesame Street time. Boo.
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by dragonshed 12y ago
Nifty. This effect reminds me of the old-school color cycling animations that 8bit games from the 90s used to have. Someone actually made a canvas viewer to show off how it works: http://www.effectgames.com/effect/arti
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by dragonshed 13y ago
Most of the waste from traditional reactors is actually unspent fuel. Solid fuel rods only allow for about 1-2% energy conversion before the amount of transuranics and other contaminants built up and prevent safe operation. The idea of the
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by dragonshed 13y ago
It's nice to see they've tried to work around the soft 404 problem in their docs, but it shouldn't be necessary. It's just another case of how Google has optimized out a use case that only developers rely on. I've
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by dragonshed 13y ago
This. Will dart ever ship in a browser? It was one of the design goals of the language, sure, but the lack of actual end users is the thing holding Dart back in many areas. Until they make this jump, Dart is just another compile-to-js la
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by dragonshed 13y ago
Aesthetic and taste are subjective, effective and coherent visual design is not.
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by dragonshed 13y ago
You gloss over the salient points in Lustig's presentation: - A calorie is NOT a calorie. - Fructose is a toxin; Liver hepatic fructose metabolism is completely different from glucose. - A high-fructose diet IS a high-fat diet, due to
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by dragonshed 13y ago
It's several decades past due. Robert Lustig, quoted in the article, gave a fantasticly informative talk which hit youtube a few years back, which explains the folly of the low-fat diet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by dragonshed 13y ago
Nitpick: China doesn't have a monopoly on rare earth metals, they just have the least restrictive policies on mining them, and they won't export the raw materials which forces companies to bring their processing operations into c
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by dragonshed 13y ago
Absolutely brilliant name.
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Append your logs to Twitter(github.com)
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by dragonshed 13y ago
Two nitpicks: LFTR would be much much further along if it had the interest and research that fusion has had. Plus, LFTR went undeveloped for 25 years for some very stupid reasons.
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by dragonshed 13y ago
Wind and solar aren't the answer either, or you wouldn't be having this discussion because it would already have been deployed. The economics of all intermittent power sources make it unfeasible; Installing the necessary transmi