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by eknkc 14y ago
DOM manipulation and querying is a small subset of what jQuery does. There's ajax, event handling, dom creation from html fragments, animations, utility functions, size / position / offset calculators etc. And there are messy cross browser
902.
by eknkc 14y ago
I have bad news: ------------------ % time ./test.go "test1,test2,test3" ["test1" "test2" "test3"] 0.00s user 0.00s system 79% cpu 0.005 total ------------------ % time php -r '' 0.03s user 0.01s system 93% cpu 0.044 total
903.
by eknkc 14y ago
YAY! .Net sorts bytes faster than Async.js sorts floats. In similar news, Go seems to split strings faster than .Net sorts bytes on my laptop. Fascinating stuff.
904.
by eknkc 14y ago
They do show the first result even if you are not logged in (there is a dismissable modal popup that forces you to register though). Google indexes first result and that makes quora pages show up in relevant searches.
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by eknkc 14y ago
It seems great. Thanks. Is there any possibility to integrate this with Dash? ( http://kapeli.com ). I like having offline documentation and being able to search dash via alfred with suggestions would be great.
906.
by eknkc 14y ago
You're right. I have an Alfred ( http://www.alfredapp.com if using mac) shortcut to search google with "mdn" suffix.
907.
by eknkc 14y ago
I still see it sometimes. Meanwhile, Quora is in the works to become next EE...
908.
by eknkc 14y ago
Same here. Just now, working on a project based on angular. Great experience.
909.
by eknkc 14y ago
I've been working on a reporting interface and was planning to take a look at possible charting solutions. This has been a great timing! Looks great btw.
910.
by eknkc 14y ago
Been using Office 365 for a year now. Never had any problems. I'd suggest it over GApps for business if you are looking for a paid service.
911.
by eknkc 14y ago
Not a scientific experiment or something like that, just tried it on uncompressed jQuery for fun; Original file: 268381 bytes Zopfli (with -i1000) 75730 bytes in 950ms Gzip (with -9) 79388 bytes in 30ms It's really slow but the difference s
912.
by eknkc 14y ago
Works great on Chrome, causes weird flashes on Safari.
913.
by eknkc 14y ago
ST2 works just fine. I have not hit any major bugs since latest betas. It's worth the money, still functional. What is the problem?
914.
by eknkc 14y ago
I'm wondering; both android and ios restrict apps from using the javascript vms (v8 and nitro respectively) because of security concerns (being able to generate code and mark their pages executable). The embedded webkit implementations use
915.
by eknkc 14y ago
I'm not trying to be a fanboy here but as far as I can tell, Android borrowed a lot from iOS until it matured enough. Only after, they started experimenting, added great stuff on it and diverged for better. What role model does Glass have n
916.
by eknkc 14y ago
I use pinboard too. If you're on Safari, Cloudmarks is a great companion to Pinboard: http://canisbos.com/cloudmarks
917.
by eknkc 14y ago
Safari on my MBP slowed down to grave. (Wonder how it fares on a surface pro with IE10)
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by eknkc 14y ago
Never used WP, but aren't those static assets? The bottleneck would be bandwidth then, should not be a huge load on the server. If it's compiling stuff or fetching them from DB though, then that could cause some problems.
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by eknkc 14y ago
I was expecting a lot more that that given the number of servers going down as soon as they hit the front page.
920.
by eknkc 14y ago
1) I find it easy to use split windows in ST (Cmd+Alt+2). I mostly use a fixed 2 column view though, Vim provides much more dynamic window management options. But I really can't work comfortably on large projects where I have multiple buffe
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by eknkc 14y ago
Now we need a HJKL plugin for this.
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by eknkc 14y ago
Actually, Go makes this somewhat easy too. Check this: http://blog.golang.org/2013/01/go-fmt-your-code.html It's possible to do context aware source code substitutions. Works great. (Not that it's something new or groundbreaking though, j
923.
by eknkc 14y ago
I'd say being busy can be considered as an error. 503 (Unavailable) is more suitable for that I guess.
924.
by eknkc 14y ago
Adblock filters stat services? Like analytics? I did not know that.
925.
by eknkc 14y ago
When IE8 goes down like IE7 and 6, I'll light a fire on my living room and jump over it to celebrate. Other than that, I don't really care. All modern browsers have great JavaScript engines, has decent standards compliance and if you can ig
926.
by eknkc 14y ago
I've been using episodecalendar too, great service.
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by eknkc 14y ago
I'm not saying that I would not use Postgres now. Actually, I've been running a website on MongoDB for over a year now. I don't remember the reason behind it but it haven't caused any problems so far. The web server handles more than a mill
928.
by eknkc 14y ago
It's easy to jump in, and able to provide decent environment for developers. I believe that's similar to early MySQL, you know with only MyISAM tables, where there was no transaction support or referential integrity and your data was open t
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by eknkc 14y ago
CardDAV and CalDAV are not really good replacements to EAS. And IMAP is really pathetic. I'm on board with open standards, but if the proprietary one is better, then I'd like to use it. Google's just using the "open" argument to screw peopl
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by eknkc 14y ago
I love it too. I always enjoy reading about post-failure posts from GitHub about their own infrastructure. CloudFlare pushes it to another level in these posts.

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