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   Hartli - a Web Design analysing Robot(hartli.com)

   1 points by iambot 14y ago|2 comments
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   by iambot 14y ago

   Also I notice you havn't added any videos yet ;) but when you do, if you encounter anything that warrents feedback, please dont hesitate to get in touch <hello@mustwatch.it> or @mustwatchit on twitter
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   by iambot 14y ago

   Thanks. I will be adding optional reminders which will require an email address, but it will always be optional :) and not on by default.
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   by iambot 14y ago

   Yeah that's the next part I'm working on. Optional weekly/monthly reminders of your unwatched videos.
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   by iambot 14y ago

   This is a (very) recent side project of mine, Scratching itches and learning to Ship, one project at a time. :) Some feedback would be awesome.
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   Show HN: mustwatch.it - I'm a To-do list for your Videos(mustwatch.it)

   5 points by iambot 14y ago|8 comments
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   Jim Weirich: Adventures in Functional Programming(vimeo.com)

   10 points by iambot 14y ago|0 comments
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   by iambot 14y ago

   Sad and disheartening. As someone who also hacks together the occasional twitter app/hybrid, I wonder if this sentiment is widespread/growing?
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   by iambot 14y ago

   I really like the idea, wondering how to make them as simple/un-opinionated enough so as to work with all other frameworks - a big ask (and not easy.) Do you imagine that they would all have zero dependencies? Perhaps the wiki/homepage shou
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    by iambot 14y ago

    Site seems down. Just get a blank page on my iPhone
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    by iambot 14y ago

    I'm not seeing anything happen... just a map, and a bunch of xhr-polling requests (I'm assuming from socket.io)... - using firefox 13 on Win7
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    by iambot 14y ago

    The mechanic is pretty cool, I unlocked all 23 boxes and only when prompted did I realise what had happened. I wonder how this could be applied beyond blog posts
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    Metagames and Containers(sleepoversf.com)

    1 points by iambot 14y ago|1 comments
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    by iambot 14y ago

    The use online link is 404 ing, not sure if it's just for me, a pitty I would have liked to have seen that page.
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    by iambot 14y ago

    You could try out: hncomment watcher http://christopherdebeer.github.com/hnCommentWatcher/
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    Show HN: TypedFunc - Create Typed Arguments & Functions in JavaScript(github.com)

    2 points by iambot 14y ago|0 comments
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    by iambot 14y ago

    You can. if you read the github readme, is shows clearly how to both disable the mouseFollow and set a global light source.
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    by iambot 14y ago

    You should check out the Browserify module by @substack. It packages even native nodejs code to work in the browser. Seriously just check it out, I can't do it justice: https://github.com/substack/node-browserify
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    by iambot 14y ago

    So I'm curious if you say it 'hitches/intercepts' the css of the browser, why not implement the proposed spec as is, instead of a custom function ie: '-hitch-has' that way at least if the spec does get approved then sites using hitch benefi
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    by iambot 14y ago

    I'm struggling to figure out how this works. All of the functionality reminds me of SASS/LESS pre-processors - is it essentially doing what the LESS framework does and (post) processing the CSS on the client side, or is it doing something m
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    by iambot 14y ago

    while I agree with you that no one should rely solely on client-side validation - I don't believe that the OP was implying that (any) one should only use client-side validation. Client-side validation is purely a means of reducing multiple
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    Explanation of K's syntax(tech.groups.yahoo.com)

    2 points by iambot 14y ago|0 comments
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    by iambot 14y ago

    In that case I apologise, I didn't realise that Bullet's offering had something over FreeAgent. My understanding was that they were achieving the same end. Good luck all the same.
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    by iambot 14y ago

    There are already people doing this In Edinburgh where I'm based, with far more impressive numbers than 250 users pre-launch, FreeAgent ( http://www.freeagent.com ) If you think these guys are going well you should check them out. They actu
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    by iambot 14y ago

    Hahaha sign in with Facebook details and no preview or description what so ever - no thanks.
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    by iambot 15y ago

    Lawn chair is also a good wrapper for localStorage with plenty different adapters: http://westcoastlogic.com/lawnchair/
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    by iambot 15y ago

    I reckon Notch's games[1] would be the perfect fit, for zones like the OP mentions. A place for the "little Coder" to learn ML/AI etc [1]: Minecraft or 0x10c etc.
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    by iambot 15y ago

    This actually looks really good. Congrats on the profit and good luck going forward. Good Article too, (saved for later)
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    by iambot 15y ago

    Is it really necessary to have Raphael as a dependency for such a simple widget? Just seems like overkill to me. I recently did a similar widget for a project of mine, using canvas (I understand SVG has better compatibility than canvas) but
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    by iambot 15y ago

    The one pain point for me in the app, which I installed, is that when I enter/edit a location I want to just drop a pin on the map - ala google maps. And not just be redirected to the native maps app.