emehrkay

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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   I guess my question is: what would have to change, in the last example, to make it not WTF to you? To me it seems pretty straight-forward what is happening.
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   The first one is easy to understand though. parseInt takes two arguments: $thing_to_change and $radix; map iterates over an array and feeds it $value and $index. You're getting parseInt("10", 0); parseInt("10", 1) a
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   I didn't think of it at the time, but when my son and I went to see the film in imax over the weekend, I felt the need to excuse myself in the first few minutes to get a drink of water. I felt uneasy and my eyes kinda watered, but I ev
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   It is possible to include python with this? That is interesting
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   This looks great. I love the simplicity of it and how classnames are handled and just the overall lightweight feeling. Sidetone: I had to go to the github page to see browser support, maybe you can add it to the website. Thanks
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   Seems to work by using Python's wx module for html display. I cannot find info on what kind of HTML5/CSS3/JS support it has, anyone know?
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   I've been programming since the early 2000s and I would say that Node's growth/popularity is unmatched. There are a combination of things that makes that a reality though: you have JavaScript's growth on the back of what
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   This is the best implementation of Material in html/css i've seen. It's a little buggy, but nothing a few tickets won't fix. I'm constantly impressed with how fast you guys work.
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   by emehrkay 12y ago

   Winamp was the only thing that I missed when I moved from Windows to OS X years ago. I tried to use VLC as a replacement, but it wasnt the same.
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    This is really nice. Is this workflow, creating new interactions by dragging the circle, an official Material Design thing?
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    I like it too. Reminds me of of the pin drop on apple/google maps when you find a location (or just about any other action done on an OS X machine). Sidenote: you people on the "tech internet" use the word innovation too much
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    Him and Forstall will team up and change computing
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    Yeah, I guess people do (I use a Mac, so I'm not subject to those regulations). I know that when you plug in a thumb/regular drive or phone, it tells you that an unlock code is needed
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    This is interesting. At my job, a pretty big financial company, they automatically lock down USB ports on the company computers, but I think it is done on the OS (Windows) layer. Will that make a difference?
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    At first I was like "this just looks like a fancy reveal.js ()," but as the video played it begin to look like a fleshed out mag+( http://vimeo.com/8217311 ) which is damn damn cool from Microsoft. If you can do thi
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    Didn't Google show off Chrome extensions that were low-level like C code a few years back? If I remember correctly, they even showed off an in-browser image editor and video games, what ever happened with that?
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    As someone who is more engineer than designer and can recognize good/great design, but cannot necessarily produce one myself, I feel that this type of feedback is great. If I look at a design or user interface interaction and say &quot
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    Its strange because it is there, but it didn't actually download. You can stream the songs and you can download them. Maybe they should have pushed a notification from the music app saying "Free music if you want it"
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    I find iTunes to be very useful. One place to manage all of the content on my device, back it up, and restore it (if necessary). Android file transfer is buggy and exposes too much to the user. While it is cool to look inside of DCIM or wdh
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    I find iTunes vastly superior to Android File Transfer. Actually, Android needs an "iTunes"-like application. Couldn't Chrome have an extension?
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    For the first minute I thought that the product was the way you scrolled the content website.
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    "The ny police is murdering..." doesn't make much sense in English. And it has happened more than once. The other time I can think of is when they killed the guy in times square.
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    NY police are murdering people on video already. Will this change things?
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    Get that MVP out first and iterate. I'm sure she'll want to multi-dish soon enough. Cool stuff
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    Is it possible to have multiple dishes per day? Dinner and a dessert, for example
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    I am a developer today because I used to write little programs that helped me cheat in high school and college.
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    I like this. Hate his non xhtml-strict compliant markup (old school). This is a very creative way to tackle a problem and I love the fact that his JS doesn't add any elements to the existing markup. I feel that once your JS starts draw
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    We need split window/panes and TM2 would be perfect for me.
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    We are getting a bunch of exceptions because of the Gremlin complier, I hope that TinkerPop complier performs better.
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    by emehrkay 12y ago

    We are using titan at my job and we will be releasing an open source library for interacting with the graph in PHP via Gremlin call Mogwai (there seems to be a few libs with the same name and purpose, so we might change it). We like it so