emehrkay

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721.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Hilarious because i've been flip flopping on how they worked. The arrows seem to be a paradigm from mouse-based computing, can you scroll these lists like on ios?
722.
by emehrkay 15y ago
I like the date picker http://developer.android.com/design/building-blocks/pickers....
723.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Yeah, I said it wasn't racketeering because it was legal
724.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Could you imagine Bill Gates and Balmer busting up legs of Asian/European execs? I get your point, but is is racketeering if it is legal -- 'pay us or we'll sue' seems to be the norm
725.
by emehrkay 15y ago
twss?
726.
by emehrkay 15y ago
okay http://i.imgur.com/jHu1N.png this is from webkit nightly after I clicked a user name and got a "you messed up" 404 page and went back
727.
by emehrkay 15y ago
I guess it depends on what you do and how you do it. Some business dependent software do not exist across platform. For example, we deploy to Linux servers so we want our dev environments to closely match that, kinda hard to do with Windows
728.
by emehrkay 15y ago
> Don't get me started on the logical hoops MG must jump through to view a compromise on a policy proposal for net neutrality as the ultimate betrayal while a device that the manufacturer must approve all software that runs on it is A-O
729.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Sounds like browsing form a fortune 1000 company, or my days at work.
730.
by emehrkay 15y ago
They probably won't, which is why in an earlier thread I said that IEN will always be IE6. My assumption would be that they'd do something along the lines of webDirectX and we'd have to create a shim to give it a common interface.
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by emehrkay 15y ago
I'm not trying to troll, but is IEN really just IE6? Has 10 caught up to Webkit/Opera/Firefox? One of the main reasons I feel that why IEX will be IE6 is its lack of support for webGL
732.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Does anyone else hate multiple returns? A do/while condition would satisfy this situation. or while True: if False: break in python
733.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Not to be dismissive, but I feel that if you're a jQuery user, you shouldn't be calling it jQuery-like|style|whatever suffix either. The purpose of terms like fluent interface is so that we can identify a pattern and speak a common language
734.
by emehrkay 15y ago
I honestly think that HackerNews readers would understand "fluent interface."
735.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Maybe if it actually did something...
736.
by emehrkay 15y ago
If this puppy had all of the same keys as apple keyboards, id be all over it http://i.microsoft.com/hardware/_base_v1/images/hero/cat_key... This one too http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/arc-keyboard/J5D-0...
737.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Doesn't look like they have .it registration
738.
by emehrkay 15y ago
I have a few go daddy domains. Where should I move my .it domains to?
739.
by emehrkay 15y ago
I too am amazed by this. I watched him program NoiseMap (which I assume is a random map generator, all trial and error. he went from double = double * double; to double = double * double * double * double;) and now he is applying it to the
740.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Great reply, thanks.
741.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Even the email was funny. Great five dollar experience all the way around.
742.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Can it be done for built-in types?
743.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Thank you. Argg requires a silverlight install too. I'll bite the bullet
744.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Well in JS you could do String.prototype.fnName = function(){}; to add fnName as a method to all strings even if they are already instantiated, is that possible with Python?
745.
by emehrkay 15y ago
What technology do I need to watch this video on a mac?
746.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Python is a very cool language. I wonder if using __metaclass__ in some fashion would allow for javascript-like prototyping.
747.
by emehrkay 15y ago
I've only used it for an hour or so last night, so I can't really say. However, TextMate 1 with MissDrawer definitely does. https://github.com/jezdez/textmate-missingdrawer
748.
by emehrkay 15y ago
Honestly, while Sublime is GREAT, it doesn't feel like a Mac app.
749.
by emehrkay 15y ago
It's beautiful. Downloading now. I scanned the mail, I wonder if they address auto refreshing of network sources.
750.
by emehrkay 15y ago
"Yeah, because cars aren't a personal item? why don't we just make it public transportation? oh wait, they already have that. It's called a bus, train, subway, taxi. Sorry I like my gas car, because I can modify it and make it go fast." Wha

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