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by ernestipark 16y ago
True, but this whole HTML5 vs. Flash war going on seems to me more like JS+HTML5 vs Flash.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
Does anyone else find the title of "HTML5" game to be misleading or confusing? Back when HTML5 was first starting to gain a bit of traction, I didn't understand how games were possible until I realized it was just HTML5 basically allowing J
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by ernestipark 16y ago
There goes productivity for the rest of the day...
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by ernestipark 16y ago
I used Firefox for the same reason, the awesome-bar takes me places so much faster than in Chrome. But Firefox feels so clunky and slow that I had to make the switch to Chrome a few weeks ago. Everything is snappier, no lag.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
If you're looking for intros to programming, 1.00 is also a fantastic course (it's what made me switch to a CS major) which uses Java. The materials are a bit older than for 6.00 though.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
This is the redirect for sites that South Korea bans. Also applies to gambling websites, certain porn, North Korea related things, etc.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
I didn't realize OCW was meant for teachers... I thought it was for independent learners all along.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
I read the original article and honestly couldn't tell if it was a satire or not. I appreciate the honesty of the writer of this blog post though.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
I read the email in footnote #5 a few weeks ago when it was sent out to the list and had a good laugh. Jobslist has an awesome smattering of startup ideas but also lots of what seems to be delusional business students who have "the next big
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by ernestipark 16y ago
This seems like an incredibly narrow-minded and misinformed article. While it's great that Caltech doesn't bend on its academic standards, it assumes that simple academic meritocracy on paper is all that is important to build a 'good' schoo
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by ernestipark 16y ago
Nice site in general! Pretty good design and keeps things real simple. One thing I'd add is a back button to go back after you open a recipe. Right now I'm clicking the search button to go back which is unintuitive.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
Why do people create sites like these (from a financial perspective)? Do they have anything to gain? I assume they have to pay a lot in terms of space. Is there something I'm missing?
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by ernestipark 16y ago
Agreed again. I always go back to w3schools as a quick hit reference for little things I may forget.
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by ernestipark 16y ago
I agree completely. I'm a CS student at MIT and I've used OCW here and there to supplement courses or to fill in when I've missed a lecture, etc. It definitely helps and it's nice to have all those resources. I think it's a great service. B