guycook

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by guycook 12y ago
Pretty much, yes - if there's a buck to be made and the law isn't being broken (in a way that will be meaningfully prosecuted), someone will do it. To answer your first question, someone from HN should surely about this given: ht
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by guycook 12y ago
Yep. I rewatched Office Space recently and found myself envious of their working conditions (!). That's what 5 years of open plan does to you
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Aus Government 'seeking metadata', not targeting people's browsing history(abc.net.au)
2 points by guycook 12y ago|2 comments
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by guycook 12y ago
It is possible however for abusive user to be detected and removed, at which point their abusive voting will be reversed - see my own reputation page for an example: http://stackoverflow.com/users/1000900/guy-cook?
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by guycook 13y ago
Whoops. goto fail indeed
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by guycook 13y ago
I'm still working on getting QML [0] running in the browser because I think it should be the write-once run-everywhere language of modern UIs. https://github.com/guycook/HQML [0] http://qt-project.org&#
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by guycook 13y ago
Working on a QML runtime for browsers. It's cool for all the reasons QML on the desktop is for describing UIs. Still early days but there's a prototype at http://ivorydungeon.net/HQML and code at https:/&#x2
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by guycook 13y ago
Just a heads up, I went to fetchnotes.com in Firefox (23) and got nothing but a blank blue page with the following errors: http://i.imgur.com/zjBXqSx.png Nevertheless, I checked out your site in Chrome and I'll send my
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by guycook 13y ago
This is really neat - already knew everything here but if it ramps up I'll be coming back. For those who want to dig into pixel shaders, I recently wrote a tutorial going from no-knowledge to intermediate on this very topic: http:&#x2
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Zero to GLSL Spectrum Analyser in One Hour(ivorydungeon.net)
3 points by guycook 13y ago|0 comments
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by guycook 13y ago
This is brilliant. I've been working lately on something very similar (using d3 + gonville) so I know how much work must have gone into this. I'm sure you're aware of how much is left to do, but if I had to offer one criticis
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by guycook 13y ago
It's quite heavy for me (too much for my liking as well) - Chrome 27 on OSX. The culprit is http://shkspr.mobi/blog/?custom-css=1&csblog=1&cscache=6&csr... giving a font-weight of 500. Probably affecti
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by guycook 14y ago
whilst I'm usually loathe to see comments such as this, I was interested in reading this and must say: The post is completely unreadable on opera mobile, whether I send through desktop or mobile UA, and on default 2.3 browser. Guess I'll gi
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by guycook 14y ago
I would hardly call this 'the norm', may as well say the all C software inevitably segfaults and is thus unreliable since that happens at least once to everyone who's ever learnt the language. PHP newbies just have the unfortunate side effe
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by guycook 14y ago
I'm surprised at so many people taking a hard line at 80 characters. I guess you never wanted to automaticallyForwardAppearanceAndRotationMethodsToChildViewControllers
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by guycook 14y ago
I'm not seeing any on the website as a guest but wget http://thenounproject.com/download/zipped/svg_{1..10000}.zip && unzip '*.zip' && zip nouns *.svg should do the trick
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by guycook 14y ago
Yes, quite right. I probably wasn't clear enough there, but I was referring to this from the article: <input type="text" required><label>Social Security Number</label></input> Should be marked up as
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by guycook 14y ago
Number 1 (and throughout the article) isn't right, the input should go inside the label. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/HTML/Element/input Permitted content: None, this is a void element. And https://developer.mozilla.org