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by filearts 12y ago
"And if you weren't feeling nauseous before, this tool should certainly do the trick."
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by filearts 12y ago
To people commenting before reading, this link is more interesting in its discussion of how the demo was implemented than the fact that it is 'only 99 lines'. Please check out the great write-up and thank you author(s).
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by filearts 12y ago
I could click this link forever, it's just that great... also it leads to itself so there's that too.
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by filearts 12y ago
You can use ng-bind instead of curly bracket interpolation. This will eliminate the flash of {{pageTitle}}.
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by filearts 12y ago
The author builds arguments based on a couple of premises with which I disagree: 1. Live music and recorded music are just two representations of the same underlying piece of art. I would argue that each rendition of a song is its own piece
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by filearts 12y ago
I'm a user of modulus and a big fan of their service. It has been much more consistent than other Node.js PaaS providers that I've tried. Downtime has been almost non-existent and the level of service has been consistently high. I
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by filearts 12y ago
Whether or not you are a fan of disappearing/reappearing headers, this is clearly a well-thought-out bit of code that will be useful to someone. The docs also appear clear and concise. I like that it is not a jQuery plugin by default,
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by filearts 12y ago
I think you'll find that VLOOKUP is not used that much by people deeply invested in the modelling field. It is dangerous in the same way as referring to cell addresses in macros. (This is where named ranges are particularly useful) As
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by filearts 12y ago
I notice that a Lucene-powered index is now included. I can see from the git repo's wiki how to structure a query, but what seems to be missing is how to return, or sort using, relevance information. Can you chime in on how that works?
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by filearts 12y ago
The beauty of Excel is its ability to do many things 'well enough' in a way that is accessible to a lot of people. My dad put together his architectural plans for a new house in Excel because it is a tool with which he felt comfor
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by filearts 12y ago
A popular addon is the ACE toolkit. I'm sure that there are many more that may simply not be available for public consumption. I do financial modelling and our firm as developed its own formula auditing (and Excel Swiss Army knife) too
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by filearts 12y ago
What does it take to add new countries (for example Canada)?
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by filearts 13y ago
It will be pretty interesting to see what spread emerges between calls and puts in these circumstances. Care to speculate? ;-)
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by filearts 13y ago
It seems conceptually crazy to me to buy a put option in such a system where I would be exposed to USD/BTC as well as having no recourse against an anonymous issuer (for 80% of the underlying price). How do the site's creators thi
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by filearts 13y ago
You might ask why this is 'declarative' and that would be a good question. Here is why I consider this declarative: Your dependencies are declared in the markup by special data attributes added to script and link[rel=stylesheet] t
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Show HN: A new, declarative spin on client-side package management(embed.plnkr.co)
5 points by filearts 13y ago|2 comments
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by filearts 13y ago
What if you could request a semver range for the checkout js file? That way vendors could opt in to fixes, enhancements or major changes and be confident in the level of volatility in UX for their customers.
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by filearts 13y ago
"Wow, plunker seems really nice. You really do make a strong case with the package catalogue." Thanks! Server-side processing: If you make a style.less file and link to style.css from your markup, the less will be transpil
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2013-2014 Worldwide Cloud Computing Tax Guide(ey.com)
1 points by filearts 13y ago|0 comments
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by filearts 13y ago
Given how easy it is these days to re-implement jsFiddle, I agree that it is not surprising to see clones popping up all over the place. The fact that we have access to high-quality editor components with simple API's means that we can
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by filearts 13y ago
The editors based on ACE[1] have a vim keybinding mode. For example, you can toggle the keybinding environment in Plunker's settings pane[2]. The reason that you may not see this more often is that implementors of ACE may simply not ex
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by filearts 13y ago
As the author mentions, the real insight seems to be to switch from the file-based unit to the tree-based unit. This means asset building can be made more intelligent. Now, I wonder if the same approach can be taken in gulp using vinyl-fs?
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by filearts 13y ago
I honestly can't remember the name, but it was not SimCountry. I hardly remember the game, only the realization that you can either try and outdo competitors face-to-face or simply go where they aren't and capture the value from u
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by filearts 13y ago
http://plnkr.co is an Angular app used by many Angular users. I would say it has a more sizable codebase than most open-source Angular projects. The organization that has worked for me (at this scale) can be seen at: https:&#x2
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by filearts 13y ago
This reminds me of a bit of an epiphany I had back in University. At the time, groups in our class were playing some sort of national business simulation game. I was sure that I had optimized my business to produce the 'best' widg
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by filearts 13y ago
Coffee-Script: 82 (f=(f)->console.log(String.fromCharCode(c)) for c in [20..126] if c !in f)("\\\""+f) Hopefully translation to JS doesn't kill the set of characters used in the source. Javascript: 93 (f=function(f){f
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by filearts 13y ago
It might be worth noting that some of the key components used by Codebox are actually developped by Ajax.org (the Cloud9 team) like the ACE code editor component and the vfs system. Thank you for keeping your source open. Interesting to pok
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by filearts 13y ago
If you forget to type a 2nd '=', putting a constant as the left-hand-side will allow the runtime to error instead of treating the expression like an accidental assignment with potentially disastrous side-effects.
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by filearts 13y ago
Interesting, I was thinking that SAP might have opened this up to help broaden the base of developers who are comfortable working with their technology. I just assumed that there must be some business logic underlying the move. I imagine th
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by filearts 13y ago
This is not one of the companies that I might have anticipated open sourcing this type of project. I hope that this helps other LargeCorps begin looking at open source as a reasonable business decision. I salute SAP for the initiative and h

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