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by emehrkay 7y ago
Im on the second page of this book and it is presented in a way that makes me want to use awk right now. I really like how this is written, it does a great job of presenting a base idea and building on it. @thewhitetulip did you plan out al
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by emehrkay 7y ago
I think this onEnd callback is what allows you to spam the button and nothing changes on screen https://github.com/countable/cats-of-jasnah/blob/master/inde... This is cool though. I never thought to bui
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by emehrkay 7y ago
I came here to ask the same question. I use having to filter select a lot. I use BigQuery, but it should hold up
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by emehrkay 7y ago
My absolute favorite youtube genre is children showing me how to pirate software, I'm not joking
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by emehrkay 7y ago
My only beef with usb-c is that there doesn't seem to exist a hub that offers multiple usb-c ports with via a single usb-c port. Until those are mainstream, I feel that usb-c is inferior to a/b.
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by emehrkay 7y ago
This is good to know. I would have never figured this out or thought that it was an option
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by emehrkay 7y ago
Proper copy and paste?
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by emehrkay 8y ago
They're lined up by model S, 3, X, Y. Mature. Oh he says it multiple times at the end. Dork
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by emehrkay 8y ago
Interesting (but not really) that twisting his words made it to HN. Watch the video of his speech, it’s ~20 minutes ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BvzSv28z97o ). He says, and is pretty clear, that peace is the key, but don’t
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by emehrkay 8y ago
I used it a few weeks ago to crop out a picture of Lebron James’daughter’s face to use as a reaction in slack because I didn’t have photoshop or an app capable of doing what I needed on my computer
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by emehrkay 8y ago
This is really cool. Are there any examples on how to create svg like that or is this project open source somewhere?
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by emehrkay 8y ago
I wonder how much of this is directly related to Google’s game streaming ambitions. Chrome, the browser, is pretty much it’s own os at this point
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by emehrkay 8y ago
A proper shebang would work for *nix users (and maybe Windows users as well). I’d imagine a drop down next to the run button that would list the available languages on the system. The code would need to check for the languages at startup ti
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by emehrkay 8y ago
I might fork this and add other Lang support. I like the minimal `write to a file, eval, and display` approach. The execNotebook function would need modifications
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by emehrkay 8y ago
I still love textmate and use it daily. I opened up the source a few days back wondering what it would take to add split pane editing (chocolat app’s splits would be a good template to copy), no luck as I have no idea what I was looking at.
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by emehrkay 8y ago
Interesting that he had promises in node that early. Maybe if he kept them, the community wouldn’t had standardized on two space indents Edit: so two space indents weren’t a consequence of “callback hell” ?
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by emehrkay 8y ago
This is beautiful and the video really sells it (if walls aren’t like this in the near future then what is all of this for?). But is this “just” a large screen Windows computer running in kiosk (or whatever) mode? Could I get a classic wind
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by emehrkay 8y ago
Yes, interviewing does suck. Cool project and I hope that it gets you noticed. I love seeing these cool one-off, hyper focused things on github.
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by emehrkay 9y ago
That's the thing, this account has NO friends. I follow random people who draw things or dress well. But it still recommends my son's friends' parents or people that I went to high school with two states away or even the woma
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Great point! I did pay with a credit card quite a few times
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Instagram’s suggestions are out of control. It recommended that I friend the receptionist at my old dentist’s office. I didn’t even have Instagram when I went to that dentist. I can’t even figure out how it would connect us. Even if she had
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by emehrkay 9y ago
This is really cool. I wrote something similar with Python (it was slow ha) as an exercise to learn Redis a few years back. I used Gremlin/Groovy as an inspiration for the query lang, not Cypher as this project does. https:/&#x2F
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Things instantly became real when firebug for IE came out. To me that one tool made a front end web development career a viable option. Do y'all remember JS before Firebug? ouch
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by emehrkay 9y ago
What is the tech behind these clients? At 4-8mb it clearly isn't Electron. Are you writing native apps for three platforms?
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Random but, whenever a new company comes with a dot com that is a standard word, I wonder how much it cost them. I remember color.com going for something like a quarter of a mill. Essential.com has to be in that ballpark.
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by emehrkay 9y ago
Very cool. I've been thinking of a way to capture this aesthetic on the web. I love what you've done, but I don't know if it works in a browser as well as I envisioned. Great code, I will reference the globe in future project
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by emehrkay 9y ago
I agree with you. Before working with flash I scoffed at it, but after I realized just how good the IDE was/is. Just how good the resulting executable were (without the browser). Everything that HTML5/CSS3 is trying to be, Flash h
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by emehrkay 9y ago
That sounds pretty cool. Are there any public examples that I can learn from? Thanks
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by emehrkay 9y ago
I've used Proxy in the past. It doesn't allow for the capture of both `object.attr_does_not_exist` and `object.methodDoesNotExist()` simultaneously, it is one or the other. I will admit that I am trying to use another lang's
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by emehrkay 9y ago
I'd like to be able to capture object modifications like Python's magic __getattr__ __setattr__ __delattr__ and calling methods that do not exist on objects. In the meantime I am writing a get, set, delete method on my object and

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