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gurgus
10y ago
Love the idea. What sort of social networks does it monitor? Do you have per-site specificity? For example, I might want to post at a popular time on Reddit, but only at peak/popular times for specific subreddits.
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gurgus
10y ago
https://blog.goeswhere.com/2010/04/java-cpp-polyglot/ here's an example of the same sort of thing but with C++/Java
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Using Snapchat for internal communications
(firpodcastnetwork.com)
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gurgus
10y ago
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gurgus
10y ago
All fixed up now. Thanks for the feedback :) I ended up setting __proto__ directly so that an instanceof test passes.
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gurgus
10y ago
Thanks! Will update my post and attribute you with that!
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gurgus
10y ago
Interesting - how can I go about this?
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Creating a JavaScript object without the new keyword
(davecooper.org)
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gurgus
10y ago
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Unit testing AngularJS controllers
(davecooper.org)
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10y ago
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Working with large Mongo databases
(davecooper.org)
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Making the leap from full-time to freelance development
(davecooper.org)
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11y ago
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AngularJS project structure
(davecooper.org)
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11y ago
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gurgus
11y ago
Late to the party but I'll just add in my $0.02 I remember the best interview I had was at a company offering open source software. For the coding components of the interview they give applicants a task (they cherry pick one of the eas
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gurgus
12y ago
Wow awesome ideas! Also thanks for the bending ideas too - it would definitely help make things much easier on the eye too!
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gurgus
12y ago
Haha, I like it!
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gurgus
12y ago
Wow those are some crazy keyboards!
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gurgus
12y ago
Thanks for the tips! I found it very difficult to do the soldering due to an extremely unsteady hand and not a whole lot of experience. I 100% agree with everything you're saying though - I just ran with what I thought worked.
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gurgus
12y ago
Oh wow thanks for the wire tip! That will definitely make life easier :) As I say to everyone questioning whether to do a keyboard build (or any DIY project) - go for it! Let me know how you go :) edit: Didn't see your comments about t
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gurgus
12y ago
Hah, it's still early days man! This is the first build of many to come. As I stated in the blog post, this build was just to see if I was capable of doing it since most of the skills I didn't possess before starting the build. No
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gurgus
12y ago
Awesome - I'll definitely be using that for my next build! Thanks man!
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gurgus
12y ago
Thanks! A guy at my work has the typematrix keyboard - I like the idea but wasn't daring enough to go balls-to-the-wall and actually take that layout. He seems to like it, though!
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gurgus
12y ago
Thanks! As I'll tell everyone, just go for it. It takes some time/effort but is such a fun thing to do.
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gurgus
12y ago
Nice man. Definitely go for it. It took a fair amount of effort to build mine, but it was (and still is) such a rewarding feeling to have finished a project like this. If you have any questions or just want to bounce some ideas please feel
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My First Keyboard Build
(davecooper.org)
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gurgus
12y ago
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gurgus
12y ago
It's probably been suggested a million times but a ctrl+f couldn't find it so I'll it. Infinite scrolling on the main page. I'm not sure much more needs to be said.