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by jauco 15y ago
Based on that, you would expect a spurt of additional deaths early on
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by jauco 15y ago
IIRC in c# you can abuse selectmany and it's inline linq syntax to achieve more or less the same effect. (google "monad selectmany" for examples)
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by jauco 15y ago
not quite: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_for_Freedom#Political_iss...
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by jauco 16y ago
> can anyone on HN name one single app they use daily that is programmed in java? Twitter: http://engineering.twitter.com/2011/04/twitter-search-is-now...
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by jauco 16y ago
Fix: ( from http://elegantcode.com/2010/12/21/basic-javascript-part-4-en... ) function Podcast() { if(false === (this instanceof Podcast)) { return new Podcast(); } // other code }
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by jauco 16y ago
Or they did set a minimal speed target and are able to reach that target using the current systems/algorithms as long as everyone keeps their database under 10,000 contacts. 10,001 probably would work, but the programmers verified and are a
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by jauco 16y ago
and saying its going to "burst Tech" is even more knee-jerk. I think that was a copy paste error. The original title reads "The Groupon Bubble is Going Burst | Mark Evans Tech".
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by jauco 16y ago
Spring loaded folders: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/nautilus-list/2003-February/m...
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by jauco 16y ago
But did that make you a returning customer, or did you still just abandon the site?
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by jauco 16y ago
Why would you! If it seems to be an easy win lot's of people will join your contest.
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by jauco 16y ago
Hehehe: Got a ton more material done with Reworder. I patterned out the API. I enforced a clump of common lyric (who truly inevitably a equivalent word for "the"?). I also enclosed a bit of Javascript, as I truly need to learn that in order
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by jauco 16y ago
It does. Sorta. It makes your browser the one in the middle. Also: try opening the site with javascript turned off.
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What really happens when your computer crashes [video](youtube.com)
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by jauco 16y ago
No, because as the example shows I can put regular html in the id tag. Once you do nesting, it's not regular anymore.
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by jauco 16y ago
For one thing: <br> is valid html, and this too: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>I AM YOUR DOCUMENT TITLE REPLACE ME</title> </head> <body>
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by jauco 16y ago
I wrote a small jQuery plugin around that idea ( at https://gist.github.com/435668/85466138a24814baef3ec6a73b7cc... ) This approach allows you to specify parameters as JSON. So data of arbitrary length can be passed without having to reso
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by jauco 16y ago
perhaps what is needed is not another central commenting site, but rather a site that aggregates the comments of hackernews, slashdot, reddit etc. as well as phpbb forums on the webpage of the original post So I place a commenting widget on
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by jauco 16y ago
Lucian Wischik gave a really nice talk recently about language design at Microsoft and he indicated that they are trying to do it in that order from now on: determine the feature that's needed, add the necessary plumbing that would allow pr
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by jauco 17y ago
You're not the user, you're a user. You should first verify if other users are pissed of as well. (i'm not for instance)
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by jauco 17y ago
I bet that's what the monks said to the guy that invented the space.
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by jauco 17y ago
Me: oh no. Not another annoying video. I just want to know if they have a table for two at 8pm tonight!
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by jauco 17y ago
How? The only reaon this works is that 'this' in a function that is not called on an object will default to the global object (window for browser js). So just saying 'this' in an arbitrary function has the same effect.
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by jauco 17y ago
Ouch, I don't know the english word for it, but you're making a severe error by assuming that pro's and cons are as likely to report here. If you really want to know whether it's coincidental or not you'd have to phone people chosen at rand
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by jauco 17y ago
Ff was created as the lightweight alternative to the mozilla browser (i.e. The thing that was also branded as Netscape)
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by jauco 17y ago
Good article, though he makes it sound as if there is an actual optimal amount of detail that you can put into an icon, while in fact it's very dependent on the context. For example the right-most "house" icon looks very housey to me, becau
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by jauco 17y ago
That'd be brilliant! Send a bug report that your site renders incorrectly in chrome but correctly in IE6. That's an almost guaranteed hit with a known browser!
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by jauco 17y ago
Oops, my clumsy fingers put you at 0 points. Could someone correct me?
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by jauco 17y ago
bespin? https://bespin.mozilla.com/ Edit: just noticed that you'll have to wait a few days to get an embedded release that has syntax highlighting ( http://groups.google.com/group/bespin/browse_thread/thread/0... )
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by jauco 17y ago
I can't access the article. ( I'm not in the u.s.)
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by jauco 17y ago
Interested. Utrecht and amsterdam are both fine by me. Sneek would be to much of a commute :)

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