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by ejs 17y ago
If you want to read the standard: http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecm...
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ECMAScript 5 is an ECMA standard (despite IBM, Intel voting no)(mail.mozilla.org)
38 points by ejs 17y ago|6 comments
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Tell HN: Startup Weekend Project (asw3)
4 points by ejs 17y ago|2 comments
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by ejs 17y ago
I wonder if the novelty of this wears off pretty quickly? Neat idea though.
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by ejs 17y ago
Agreed, checkout http://asciicasts.com/ for text versions of some of the railscasts
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by ejs 17y ago
You might want to checkout out services like commission junction ( http://www.cj.com/ ) that focus on this sort of thing. Never used any of them from the seller side though.
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by ejs 17y ago
Really not too helpful, pretty much a "view source" of your page as far as I can see.
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by ejs 17y ago
I think JSLint can be a big help, especially with semicolons so I made a quick jQuery plugin to run things through it on page load. So I know exactly when something may be wrong. http://github.com/ejschmitt/AutoLint
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by ejs 17y ago
It is well known that corn is a terrible way to get ethanol and further generation production will use bulk cellulose and plants like switch grass. Corn was never a good source for ethanol, this makes it look even worse.
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by ejs 17y ago
His book "The Knack: How Street-Smart Entrepreneurs Learn to Handle Whatever Comes Up" is pretty good if you have not read it.
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by ejs 17y ago
I would rather have the ability to see the diagnostics and stats tab info...
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by ejs 17y ago
Is it me or does the search not work?
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by ejs 17y ago
This is becoming the coolest firefox extension I use. Works great on sites like google and flickr too.
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by ejs 17y ago
I don't understand this, the guy seems to be bashing Li-ion as a technology of hype because google uses lead acid on battery backups. I don't know of any company that would use lithium for that purpose... it would be far too expensive (both
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by ejs 18y ago
He has only written one of those books (The Rails Way) the others are just books in the series. I don't think he choose the covers either. He also states at the end: "Have I been guilty of this stuff in my own past as a Rails advocate with
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by ejs 18y ago
Update all the people with ie6 to something newer
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by ejs 18y ago
As someone who lived for a few years right near TMI I dont understand how anyone could think the accident was worse then Chernobyl. I mean the plant is still running today, if you drive by it you wouldn't even know there was ever an acciden
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by ejs 18y ago
I used to make boards like this all the time. Its often easier just to buy a pack of paper made for the transfer purpose (such as http://www.techniks.com/ ) since you know it will work. If you use ferric chloride really take heed to the pa
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by ejs 18y ago
I guess it depends on what you mean by "not too expensive" and what you require... Are you talking PSD of artwork for you to slice up, or complete HTML + CSS?
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by ejs 18y ago
Those were on windows with about 600 gig music and its painful. Really I have just stopped moving much music because of this reason, plus I only have windows on an older machine I don't use much. Last time I tried to use it under virtual bo
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by ejs 18y ago
This has always been a major complain for me, Itunes is a pretty horrible program, I guess it only gets excruciatingly slow with a lot of music and files to index. I used to think it was my relatively crappy machine at the time, when I trie
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by ejs 18y ago
Seems too easy to override, I tried the gmail "take a break" lab feature that locks you out of gmail for 15 minutes... but then I accidentally clicked it, and it was so easy to override with firebug (just delete the div covering everything)
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by ejs 18y ago
I have been using slicehost for only about a month and have to say I am very happy. I find the control panel to be great too, very simple and to the point. Yesterday I resized the size from 256 to 512 and was really impressed at how well it
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by ejs 18y ago
How annoying, I signed up with the beta link to be notified probably over a year ago, I am sure others have as well. But a bunch of random tech crunch people get invites instead of the people who signed up so long ago?
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by ejs 18y ago
I usually use MySQL Query Browser: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/query-browser/en/ . I am on ubuntu, not sure what other platforms it handles.
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by ejs 18y ago
I have always believed that if you are forced to pay taxes then you must be given the right to vote. I thought it was incredulous that at 16 I was required to pay taxes yet unable to vote or influence where my money would go.
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by ejs 18y ago
Considering Mike Rowe is pushing for more trade school enrollment makes it pretty clear I think that he is talking about legitimately dirty work, the real literal definition. I don't understand what any of this has to do with "dirty"? So no
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by ejs 18y ago
The funny thing is that most of Jeff's articles get ridiculed here, and he still recommends it. Does he post here? I don't remember ever seeing him defend an article or anything, not that I think it would be very effective. Does anyone else
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by ejs 18y ago
Oh no I know exactly what you mean, but the thing is... everyone, in every field feels the same way about their job. Just about everyone in the world feels that they work in the most underrepresented and unappreciated jobs. I watch dirty jo
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by ejs 18y ago
Programming is not a dirty job for most (maybe if you are a plant PLC programmer)... the shows name is quiet literal, as figurative as you may want this to sound it just doesn't work talking about Mike Rowe. Unless you regularly arrive home

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