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by hengli 15y ago
This is parse but for backbone instead of mobile?
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by hengli 15y ago
Github and Twitter is where it's at.
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by hengli 15y ago
I can't imagine trying to learn art and literature without formal higher education. Programming... maybe, but literature? no. But yeah, just because it's mandatory for literature doesn't mean it's mandatory for programming. However there's
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by hengli 15y ago
I need to do some web crawling, how does this compare to jsdom on node.js? I'm using node.js of course.
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by hengli 15y ago
While subtle discrimination is really bad, how does she get from low cut dress to slut? That's surely something she came up with herself and nothing like that the guy intended. The guy certainly doesn't want her to wrap herself up in sweate
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by hengli 15y ago
Korea has this already, I believe?
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by hengli 15y ago
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/1493458/Pokemon
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by hengli 15y ago
Probably some kind of super DRM. Think OnLive or the new Diablo 3 where you need to be on the internet to play. Obviously music cannot follow this model, meaning sounds themselves (in the context of the essay sounds are not so different fro
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by hengli 15y ago
But if we're doing that will that really be that different from current client-server implementations?
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by hengli 15y ago
This is going to be more of a pain in the ass than Vista's Security popup or whatever it's called. It'll be the #1 way to make users hate using your application, I assure you. Badges need to enhance the application not interrupt it. I have
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by hengli 15y ago
"Threat Model The reason we're even presenting the user with a dialog is because we want to prevent badge spamming, whereby third-party issuers spam a user's backpack with badges that they don't want. Consequently, we need the backpack to a
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by hengli 15y ago
You don't need a guarantee, Megaupload is already passing the buck to the content provider who requested the takedown. Megaupload has a TOS to protect them in the event that they takedown a legitimate file. I estimate the chance of a legiti
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by hengli 15y ago
Because it's not going to be the same file as Batman.Haxxors.Xvid
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by hengli 15y ago
Notice that when asked about the content provider's direct delete access he was very careful to say that he would remove any link they requested. I'm sorry, but there's only 1 reason why you would remove a link to an infringing file but n
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by hengli 15y ago
I haven't played video games in a long time. Exactly as that writer says I find combat dreadfully dull. I wouldn't play any bioware games unless a no-combat mode is possible. But there is a genre of entertainment that's perfect for me. It's
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by hengli 15y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6806263/websocket-api-to-... One of the main practical problems is that websockets take a second or 2 to start up, clearly too slow.
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by hengli 15y ago
Gah, I want to read the contents of this book but the design is so terrible.
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by hengli 15y ago
Maybe something like this? Just a few minutes in developer tools. http://cl.ly/1p1C0t0E3A0H400L293J
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by hengli 15y ago
This is not a new development. People have been protesting corporations for a long time.
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by hengli 15y ago
I'm looking at the case studies of completed designs. They seem fairly unsatisfactory to me.
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by hengli 15y ago
The visionmedia stack. Can't live without him.
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by hengli 15y ago
The first thing my mom said when I showed her StarCraft was, "but why do you want to kill the aliens, why can't you be friends with the aliens." That's the kind of game we need.
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by hengli 15y ago
I'm having difficulty believing this article got to the front page legitimately.
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by hengli 15y ago
You opened a new connection for every request? Shouldn't you have just 1 connection with all the queries going through that connection.
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by hengli 15y ago
I read this book when I was in 6th grade. I liked it a little. By 7th grade I thought it was lame (I read all the sequels up to Shadow of the Hegemon). I now think it's fairly terrible sci-fi. Anime (I understand that's a very broad stroke)
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by hengli 15y ago
I'm not the parent, but I have a similar story. I know numerous drupal people who are now doing node.js work. There is a great desire to make a 'drupal for node.js'. Hasn't quite been accomplished yet, but I know many people who have someth
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by hengli 15y ago
Exactly the same move here. We created ~2 dozen drupal sites and went to node.js in early 2011. There was about 4-5 months of learning curve, where we almost went back to drupal. The low level of abstraction in node.js resulted in some loss
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Chrome Mouse Lock Complete(code.google.com)
5 points by hengli 15y ago|0 comments