emehrkay

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by emehrkay 16y ago
Thank you, ill try that out
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I need this. I never really cared about ads and them showing up on websites, I dont mind if that is the way that the site makes its money. However, about two months ago I got a flyer in the mail for a local dentist, so I went to their websi
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Sidetrack: there is an .in tld? Nice, I'm surprised by the lack of VERB.in websites
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Thank you for explaining that. I will take the time to do a bit more research on various licensing types.
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I am using neo4j with an app that I am building, it is GREAT! I'd love to see some of the enterprise features included in the community version (clustering support like in orientdb). Maybe the community will come together and make it happen
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I implemented play when a php app that I worked on needed access to a jar. Play made it very simple to create a rest server that called classes in the jar. I learned a lot of Java too, it was a good experience. I would recommend it to anyon
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by emehrkay 16y ago
PHP Developer Baltimore Area http://salaryshare.me/2da2f504ae45c222455824f207448e77
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by emehrkay 16y ago
You're missing the point; they are attacking Google for "disabling" features for XP while they dont support XP at all (with their latest browsers).
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Maybe we'll get text-shadow with IE10
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Forgot about the dictionary, I use it all the time in spotlight
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I use spotlight for all kinds of math (12 / 4) * (44 + 35) etc Command + c will copy the highlighted spotlight result. Expose (show all windows) and drag and drop files to that window (i grab the file, while dragging show all windows by eit
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by emehrkay 16y ago
The first two are part of the reason why I hate using Windows at work. The fact that you cannot drag files to their icons and have that file opened in the application seems like something out of the past. To scroll a window in Windows, the
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I've been living heavily by the mantra "Luck is when opportunity meets preparedness," and it has been serving me very well. Anytime anyone brings up luck, I tend to point out how that person was ready for that phase in life. This is one of
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Cant edit, but my second argument, creating an array containing already jQuery wrapped elements is null. There is a method called .eq() that allows you to select from the collection and it returns the element wrapped for you.
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I feel like this should have been the first replay to my rant. The nodes are already wrapped in the jQuery object, just need to use eq to access them by index. I've never seen that before, thanks
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Thanks for the reply, I get what you're saying and agree to an extent, the question was rhetorical though. > Your map function (which has the arguments reversed fyi) Oh god, jquery is php.
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by emehrkay 16y ago
> Also, in your first example, you don't have to rewrap containers[index] in a jQuery object. All the elements in the selection are already wrapped. Really? I think that is the whole point of this long comment thread -- that the element
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Well given that a lot of the "pro" jQuery tips say that one should avoid rerunning the selector in favor of some sort of memoization: $('.class').doSomehting(); $('.class').doSomethingElse(); $('.class').thirdThing(); in f
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Great point. I think that my simplistic example is just that, simplistic. A better solution for huge collections would be to memoize the retrieval of the $() obj with something like var memd = {}, getMem = function(obj){
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Nice, I didnt know that jQuery had map. Thanks.
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by emehrkay 16y ago
if you need to do stuff with a inside of the function, then you have to do $(this), so every time an a in that collection is clicked $() is run. In my first example I actually took that problem out of the equation by looping through the col
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I know that it is extremely simply to write spaghetti code in just about any language, using any supporting library, but I'd say check out some of the stuff that the MooTools guys are doing. I come back simply amazed at some of the things t
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by emehrkay 16y ago
When I use jQuery (MooTools is my lib of choice) I find myself using it in ways that is very unlike the majority of jQuery that is seen around the web. I absolutely hate the plugin system simply because you cannot easily get the instance of
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by emehrkay 16y ago
People at my job call all JavaScript jQuery, it is so annoying. Even more annoying is that their code (jQuery or not) plain sucks
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I havent upgraded at all in years (I think that the little icon next to the app store has a forty in it) so I dont understand the limit. Is it five free tags overall or five a month/day etc? I have at least fifty on mine and I tag things al
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Shazam has a five song limit? I'm never upgrading. When did they do that?
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Very cool. I was surprised at how much little code is needed to make this work. After reading through the source, it seems like no js lib is "needed" for this effect to work at all. The rumble.js file might be a tad bit longer, but no need
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by emehrkay 16y ago
I find it crazy that chatroulette does the cross-platform thing pretty well while using flash, but these IM clients are dedicated apps that are closer to the os and still cannot make it happen.
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Didnt someone make, and post to hackernews, a resume builder from your github account? http://resume.github.com/
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by emehrkay 16y ago
Not even AIM? I find that hard to believe

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