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   by huskyr 14y ago

   Hi mepler. Thanks for the comment. My main concern wasn't translations, but simply being able to view the examples in-browser instead of having to copy-paste stuff to a local installation (which many people might not have). It might make th
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   Wonderful initiative. Everything CC-licensed, code on Github. Cool! Just wondering why they don't use Processing.js so you can view the works in the browser.
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   The 3d view is pretty impressive, although opening the webinspector crashed my Mac :(
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   I thought this would be a 'behind the scenes' look at Twitter, the company. However, it's about using Twitter as a support channel at 37signals.
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   This was obviously generated using the Enterprisify your Java Class Names tool: http://projects.haykranen.nl/java/
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   Obligatory The Oatmeal reference: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/literally
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   Right, nice work!
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   Does your service uses document.write() like Google Adsense? That, for me, is one of my main gripes with it...
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   by huskyr 14y ago

   Sure, you're right. But i suspect that 95% of all WP installs are by non-techies on shared hosting, that very rarely have Rails or Python support.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    I will wonder what happens with subtitles. Watching shows on the beeb with subtitles on was a lifesaver for me when learning English.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    And trivially easy to shim for older browsers. I would really recommend using Function.prototype.bind instead of the 'var self = this' or library bind functions (such as $.proxy), it's just the way it should be written :)
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Apart from all the wonderful resources listed here, one thing that really thought me a lot was writing stuff without using a library like jQuery. Try writing browser-compatible event handlers (you'll find quirksmode.org an immensely helpful
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Cool! I especially like the "collapse comment threads", that's the one thing i really miss on this site.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Cool. I like the fact that his implementation in Javascript is only 630 lines of code. Seems like a good reference for game programming in Canvas!
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    Stapes.js 0.6 released: a tiny Javascript MVC microframework, 1.6kb(haykranen.nl)

    3 points by huskyr 14y ago|0 comments
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    I made a MVC library called Stapes that hopefully fills in this space: http://hay.github.com/stapes/ It's on TodoMVC as well in the labs section: http://todomvc.com/labs/architecture-examples/stapes/ About 500 LOC, only the important pa
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    It's funny. I simply Googled for 'conway's game of life' after reading all the posts here and was pleasantly surprised to find this nice easter egg. I submitted it, and now it has been #1 for the past couple of hours :)
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    Googling for "conway's game of life" gives a simulation in the results page(google.com)

    399 points by huskyr 14y ago|78 comments
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Seems pretty effective indeed. If i look at the caught spam on my blog all of them have hyperlinks in either the 'website' field or the comment text itself. Pity it also targets normal users that simply want to post a hyperlink :(
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    You could easily detect if the browser has emitted any touchstart events.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    The presence or absence of the eater indicates whether the cell should be on in the next meta-generation. The state of the eater is read by the collision of two antiparallel LWSSes, which radiates two antiparallel gliders (not unlike an el
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    That's a pretty nifty hack. Wish i thought of that before :) Does anyone actually use the new 3D view in Firefox?
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    "Coming Home to Vim" is a pretty good post too from Steve: http://stevelosh.com/blog/2010/09/coming-home-to-vim/
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Why not Wikipedia? It seems to me to be the best source of data, in terms of 'a general site everybody visits'.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    I always wondered if this one is based on real-time information or based on the scheduled times as well.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Note that Apple Maps isn't using OpenStreetMap. It's using a combination of a few different sources, mostly TomTom maps.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    If you're getting tired of all the useless UI when reading Google Plus posts too, i've written a smal Userscript to remove it: http://www.haykranen.nl/2012/09/16/a-simple-greasemonkey-use...
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    That link is awesome. Thanks for sharing it.
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    I wrote something similar some time ago: https://github.com/hay/jsdynaload Allows you to do something like this: jsDynaLoad(['1.js', '2.js', '3.js'], function() { console.log('callback'); });
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    by huskyr 14y ago

    Really, really cool. I just wish the code would be a little cleaner (lots of global variables, using new Array() instead of []), which might serve as a bad practice to people learning Javascript.