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jared314
17y ago
Most browsers can zoom.
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jared314
17y ago
Task-oriented UI?
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jared314
17y ago
It is useful for doing metaprogramming, while keeping it type safe and well specified.
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jared314
17y ago
Not exactly. You select the tone of each of your interactions to drive the story flow, e.g. "You whisper to Character A" or "You yell at Character A".
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jared314
17y ago
It might be that Google Wave thing.
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jared314
17y ago
Walled gardens are the new proprietary file formats.
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jared314
17y ago
I thought Apple failed in the 90s because they tried to go mainstream.
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jared314
17y ago
You sound bitter. Are you speaking from experience?
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jared314
17y ago
It is just as frustrating as most other frameworks. Find someone to commiserate with before you jump in.
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jared314
17y ago
Like an autonomous Miegakure?
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jared314
17y ago
An Auto-tune for emotion?
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jared314
17y ago
You could expand this to a choose-your-own-adventure for audio clips.
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jared314
17y ago
Utopian thinking. If you needed a job, you would do the same.
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17y ago
I miss the promise of IrDA.
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jared314
17y ago
It is not unique if too many people are bumping at the same time (e.g. comic con or something).
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jared314
17y ago
I am fascinated by the promise of 3D printing/manufacturing, but have yet to find a good use to justify the much higher cost.
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jared314
17y ago
You could add RFID to all the new licence plates. Then hire kids to steal the old licence plates off cars. (The second part is optional)
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jared314
17y ago
It looks great. But, why does everything have to look mac like? (I don't use a mac.)
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jared314
17y ago
So, AOP is applying a function (CSS styles) to objects in a graph (DOM), all selected by a query (CSS selectors)?
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jared314
17y ago
That snippet appears to be out of date. Version 0.8.34 does something similar to what you suggest. #define ngx_str3Ocmp(m, c0, c1, c2, c3) \ *(uint32_t *) m == ((c3 << 24) | (c2 <
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jared314
17y ago
With a common object model, like pyshell or powershell, improved autocomplete, and syntax highlighting, the command line might not be such a bad thing. Although, I would stop at that point to prevent an eclipse.
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jared314
17y ago
The resulting chemical structure, after digestion, is the same, but with different amounts of each chemical. Sucrose is a 50/50 mix of fructose to glucose. HFCS has a customized ratio, 55/45, 42/58, or 90/10.
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17y ago
No one thinks in gigabytes, or kilowatts for that matter.
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jared314
17y ago
Every piece of paper I have was given to me by someone else.
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jared314
17y ago
Supersonic is still slower than a laser.
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jared314
17y ago
Software is an art because the tools, components, and abstractions are so incomplete, and so numerous, that it becomes impossible to calculate what will happen without trial and error.
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jared314
17y ago
I wonder if you could use Google Sets to make a name generator generator. I'm still looking for a use for that thing.
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jared314
17y ago
Run a large ant farm. http://clojure.googlegroups.com/web/ants.clj
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jared314
17y ago
Woody Allen might have been on to something. Sleeper: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070707/quotes?qt0231370
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jared314
17y ago
That sounds similar to the C. taxifolia Algae threat. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/algae/chronology.html
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