eagsalazar

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by eagsalazar 14y ago
Narcissus only runs on spidermonkey because it uses nonstandard spidermonkey extensions to work. Unless I'm misunderstanding the implications of the first paragraph in the link you provided. The very awesome twitter demo on the js.js site
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
css transitions are hardware accelerated on mobile safari and android chrome but not on the standard android browser. So animations are terrible on 99% of android phones. No idea about Windows Phone.
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
I guess your value system is just different than mine and a lot of other people who feel like decisions should not just be made on practical expediency.
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
they just need to add mouseover details. Rough wind speeds are already indicated by line density, using color would just waste that variable so you couldn't use it for things like pressure. That would be a super cool visualization and a
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
First of all, these verbs are only marginally more intuitive than the existing git verbs. Git when it is confusing, is confusing because of the underlying interactions and concepts, not because "push" is too bewildering compared to "sync"
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
Who in god's name voted for SQL??? And who voted for TCL??!!? Ouch! That hurts my soul!
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
That's awesome. Looking forward to seeing the result.
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
Awesome that someone is doing this however I have to say the parts involved are only worth about $10 so $99 is a bit nuts. Someone should just post the plans and the parts list with instructions and anyone can build one of these safely in
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
Read the articles. Studies were done double blind. There is no placebo effect.
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
Here's another shocker, cars can be driven off cliffs!! Sue Ford!
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
Assuming this framework is as mature and full featured as Rails (which I doubt), then hell yes this would be awesome compared to using Rails. Also you have to assume you (and other devs) are equally proficient in both languages. The reas
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
Wow, a lot of people are really defensive about coffeescript.
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
There are several issues that make moving to a simple json api with all templating and routing on the client still very difficult. 1. Models on the client just aren't there yet. No relations, hacky one-off routing for sync. This is a big
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
That is great news! Rails 3.1 otherwise has many great features. However, I'll be honest, I find it completely unbelievable that you don't have a problem debugging in one huge js file. I guess when using coffee script the connection betwe
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by eagsalazar 15y ago
(1) Regarding the article: boo f-ing hoo. (2) Why Rails 3.1 actually is blowing it: There is no way to turn off concatenation of js/css files in development! WTF? Have these guys ever developed a client heavy app before? That is a tot
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by eagsalazar 16y ago
If you want something for real planning of future development it doesn't look like issues 2.0 really fills that need. That's unfortunate because issues 2.0 is nice for what it does but pivotal also does issue tracking in a way that is reall
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by eagsalazar 16y ago
both plugins actually work surprisingly well together. Good combo and mitigates a lot of the whitespace issue.
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by eagsalazar 16y ago
From the point of view of investors and entrepreneurs looking to cash out before the crash, I agree that riding the bubble is risky business. However for entrepreneurs with a solid business plan that involves long term revenues and growth,
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by eagsalazar 16y ago
An exploding mess of tags can be mitigated in practice by: (1) normalizing tag capitalization, (2) auto completing/suggesting as you type, (3) providing a dynamic list of tag suggestions for tags that are likely to occur together, (4) sugge