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by gusgordon 14y ago
Sure, I'd be glad to have some help and hear someone else's ideas. If you're interested you can email me (address is in my profile).
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. This is not meant to be a full replacement for documentation. I always find myself just looking for an example of how to use some code or how to do something with code. This is designed to help solve that problem as
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Thanks, I see where you are coming from. I'll look into a way to do that. Detecting when a user types something that is contained in the name of many functions/properties/etc. probably would be pretty easy. Then that could just be displayed
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Thanks a lot, I definitely want to make this work for more languages if people find it useful. However, with Python for example, I thought it would be more difficult due to the mass amount of modules, so I went with PHP first.
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by gusgordon 14y ago
I was referring to just the standard browser back button, ha. I'm using the HTML5 history API for this, and the back button was causing recursion problems. That said, I know what you mean, and that could be a good idea.
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by gusgordon 14y ago
It took a bit to extract all the necessary data the right way, and some little things like getting the back button to work correctly held me up.
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Thanks!
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Instant PHP and CSS search(voke.fm)
17 points by gusgordon 14y ago|22 comments
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Unfortunately, info like that is more difficult to collect automatically than straight functions. Though, I suppose I could add it manually, but I don't know how many people are seriously searching for operators or $_. That said, I agree: f
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by gusgordon 14y ago
TBH I didn't really think it mattered and not blocking them took less code (at least, what I found).
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by gusgordon 14y ago
I just mean adding things that aren't just straight functions. For example, this cannot return results about PHP's memcache right now. I'm thinking along the lines of adding a short explanation of what certain things do, along with an examp
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Right now it just has PHP functions and CSS properties. I figured it'd be best just to see how people like it as is before adding full fledged concise docs.
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by gusgordon 14y ago
I wonder if there's a way to add algebraic equation solving to this, or something like it, easily.
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Elon's argument should have probably been more focused. That doesn't change the fact, though, that there are numerous pieces of evidence showing that Broder expected unreasonable things out of the car, and then blamed the car when it failed
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by gusgordon 14y ago
I meant .5 N average thrust in the direction opposite the velocity vector. Energy would slowly be lost and the craft would remain in something very simar to circular orbit, ie. it would hit the surface at a near zero angle.
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by gusgordon 14y ago
With an extremely low average thrust, say, .5 N, the craft would remain in near circular orbit. Maybe you have a different idea of "low thrust", though. The biggest problem seems like it would be the centrifugal force. More simulations woul
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Landing on the Moon without a Rocket(underamp.com)
2 points by gusgordon 14y ago|14 comments
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by gusgordon 14y ago
I wonder if it's possible to find another battery about a third of the capacity that's a third of the weight (or less if the quality is higher). Then there would be considerably more weight for a camera or other things.
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Wireless Arduino Powered Chess(youtube.com)
6 points by gusgordon 14y ago|1 comments
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by gusgordon 14y ago
It would be something on the web. Often I just want an example or a quick run through, and I don't want to have extra clutter. Probably more likely to be true for newcomers.
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I want to start a space company. Now what?
51 points by gusgordon 14y ago|39 comments
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Using, say, four more trick plays per season could mean the difference between making the playoffs and not making the playoffs, and probably would not change the way defenses behave much. There’s a sweet spot here of using trick plays and
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NFL Teams Should Use More Trick Plays(underamp.com)
13 points by gusgordon 14y ago|5 comments
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Machines Can Understand(underamp.com)
3 points by gusgordon 14y ago|0 comments
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Machines Can Understand(underamp.com)
2 points by gusgordon 14y ago|0 comments
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Machines Can Understand(underamp.com)
3 points by gusgordon 14y ago|0 comments
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by gusgordon 14y ago
Also, Google ignores capitalization.
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Ask HN: What takes you too long to find?
8 points by gusgordon 14y ago|12 comments
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by gusgordon 14y ago
I think I can answer this question. In order for Google to actually understand these, the people at Google must manually code for this sort of query, unlike other queries where results are automatically generated. And even then, Google does
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Ask HN: What do you Wish Google Search Could Find Faster for You?
6 points by gusgordon 14y ago|8 comments

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