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721.
Testium: Integration test platform for Node(engineering.groupon.com)
1 points by hugs 13y ago|0 comments
722.
Rule #1: Make a Profit(blog.ponoko.com)
5 points by hugs 13y ago|1 comments
723.
Intel Robot Puts Touch Screens through Their Paces(technologyreview.com)
2 points by hugs 13y ago|0 comments
724.
by hugs 13y ago
What features do you believe are missing in Selenium?
725.
by hugs 13y ago
I completely agree.
726.
by hugs 13y ago
If that were true, wouldn't they tell you to also put away your books and magazines? And not listen to in-flight audio through the audio jack found in the armrest?
727.
by hugs 13y ago
Reminds me of the quote [1]: "There's very little difference between being early and being wrong." Sometimes, you have the right idea, but the world isn't ready for it, yet. Appears to be the case for Modu? edit: found q
728.
by hugs 13y ago
As a kid, HyperTalk was the first language I fell in love with. It got me hooked on programming. I've always wanted to recreate it for the web, but never thought of doing it this way!
729.
by hugs 13y ago
It might help to pull a few of the headlines from the tip archive and put them in the Tip Archive section on that main page. The main page is rather content free, so showing some highlights from that content (and/or showing people&#x27
730.
An Open Letter to Science...(mashable.com)
2 points by hugs 13y ago|1 comments
731.
Why didn't we patent the spreadsheet? Were we stupid? (1999)(bricklin.com)
115 points by hugs 13y ago|135 comments
732.
by hugs 13y ago
Exactly! My favorite pop culture explanation of Dunbar's number is "What is the Monkeysphere?" by David Wong in Cracked.com ( http://www.cracked.com/article_14990_what-monkeysphere.html )
733.
by hugs 13y ago
If you watch the Kickstarter video, the same people who made the tech in the Kinect worked with them on this device. (1:27 to 1:53 in the video.)
734.
Structure Sensor: Capture the World in 3D(kickstarter.com)
133 points by hugs 13y ago|49 comments
735.
by hugs 13y ago
I've wondered for a long time if that's exactly why George Lucas intentionally created separate companies while he made all his movies (e.g. ILM, Lucasfilm, LucasArts, THX, Pixar). I wonder if there's either a good book that
736.
Stand up to the cool kids(medium.com)
6 points by hugs 13y ago|1 comments
737.
by hugs 13y ago
When a general-purpose robot (aka "something that looks like a human") is refined and improved for a particular task, it won't look like a robot anymore. Therefore, "robots" will never be good at anything, because o
738.
by hugs 13y ago
The point of testing in a real browser is to test in a real browser because your users use a real browser. Testing in a headless browser is faster, but proves nothing.
739.
by hugs 13y ago
Is there a library of ready-to-print STLs for this? If not, I know my next Thingiverse upload! :-)
740.
by hugs 13y ago
GridBeam is another open source furniture option that I like. http://gridbeam.biz/about-grid-beam.htm
741.
TechShop Menlo Park needs to move to a new location(codepad.org)
1 points by hugs 13y ago|0 comments
742.
by hugs 13y ago
:-) Although I kickstarted the project, I can't take a lot of credit for what it has become. It's a huge project now, with many people involved. Now, I'm just the crazy old uncle who can tell a good story about "the olde
743.
by hugs 13y ago
Thanks, I'll look into it. This is a serious issue.
744.
by hugs 13y ago
I'd also recommend they reach out to Selenium developers and having a conversation with them to see if what they've done is really patentable. [Disclosure: I created Selenium]
745.
by hugs 13y ago
It sounds like their approach is the same one we took with the first version of Selenium. The approach is JavaScript injection through an HTTP proxy. Because of the same origin policy and JavaScript security model, we abandoned this approac
746.
by hugs 13y ago
"Yes, we've filed for a patent" "TestCafé loads websites via a proxy, thus allowing its engine to inject scripts that can access and manipulate the Document Object Model" That's exactly how Selenium 1 worked wh
747.
by hugs 13y ago
I totally agree. The way I see it, there are two types of manual testing that often get conflated in conversation: 1) Make sure everything that worked yesterday is still working today. 2) Check out this new feature. Let us know what m
748.
by hugs 13y ago
I agree. That is hell. There's good automation and bad automation. Bad automation is just automating the creation of more busy work for people. Good automation does the boring, tedious things for people -- so they can relax and go back
749.
Robot With Long Finger Wants to Touch Your iPhone Apps(wired.com)
17 points by hugs 13y ago|6 comments
750.
Tapster: Mobile Device Automation Robot(tindie.com)
2 points by hugs 13y ago|0 comments

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