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by jayair 16y ago
Wow. I couldn't stop paying attention to it in fear that I might miss something he says. Any other of his talks or interviews that you might recommend?
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by jayair 16y ago
"... Things that may change the world someday. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow." Well said.
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by jayair 16y ago
Its funny, the first time I had a visual hallucination when I was meditating I thought I was watching one of those trippy music visualizations in my mind.
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by jayair 16y ago
congrats jazzychad & paul!
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by jayair 16y ago
Found it incredibly annoying. I haven't visited my profile since.
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by jayair 16y ago
I just watched the video of the interview on the bottom of the page and to be honest I really dislike his tone. The extraordinary gift part just topped it all of. How do you expect a user of your service to respond to that? Should I say tha
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by jayair 16y ago
Thanks! Sent in a request.
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I still love my Saturday morning cartoons.
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by jayair 16y ago
"scanning friends, tags, and connections information..." and "scanning personal information..." did not finish for me on Firefox 3.6.3 OSX.
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by jayair 16y ago
I like it. This could give me a lightweight way to provide help to users that are having troubles on the site. Signed up!
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by jayair 16y ago
We use spot instances a fair bit in this way. It has worked out pretty well so far.
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by jayair 16y ago
The demographic is vastly different now. Imagine this sorta thing goes on the 6 o'clock news which parents would interpret as a hazard to their family's privacy. Most of the current demographic will not understand Facebook's privacy setting
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by jayair 16y ago
iTunes may ask me if I want to re-arrange the controls but not remove it without my permission.
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Tell HN: Toronto HN Meetup was great
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by jayair 16y ago
Congrats guys!
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by jayair 16y ago
I remember emailing Dharmesh after he made that post. I was still in school and had just started getting absorbed into the startup culture.
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by jayair 16y ago
I've been in love with JS ever since I started with it in '06. Learnt about closures, prototypes etc all through it. Loved the FP side of it so much that I went and read SICP as a result of that. On a side note I recently wrote up a sliding
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by jayair 17y ago
Signed up. See you guys there.
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I think a large part of that was the growing popularity of Twitter, the low barrier to entry for creating these clients and that Twitter.com took a rather minimal approach. Most of the Twitter clients early on were built just because the cr
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by jayair 17y ago
Keep up the good work! Your apps per unit time rate still astounds me.
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by jayair 17y ago
I saw this through Twitter, essentially the same thing that I have but done with just one input element. It works only on FF though. Still very impressive - http://twitter.com/dtinth/status/11969821668
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by jayair 17y ago
A quick note about the markup: initially I was using the Google style pseudo rounded corner buttons that used 3 nested b tags. So part of this design was just me being lazy. But later I realized the alpha blending on the borders meant I nee
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by jayair 17y ago
That is exactly the type of audience I want to write it for. I've just started doing design recently. And writing this post helped articulate my ideas. But more importantly I think it can help developers get into design by using a more prag
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by jayair 17y ago
I'm thinking of writing a couple more posts about the little details that improve the overall look and feel of interfaces. If you guys have any thoughts or ideas about it, do let me know.
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by jayair 17y ago
I would love to see you implementation. With this post I was trying to strike a balance between the 3D aspect and the CSS code to it. Glad you liked it.
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by jayair 17y ago
You know I never used the focus property in my apps before. Maybe I should start using it. Thanks for reminding me.
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by jayair 17y ago
Shameless plug: I spent way too much time working on CSS3 buttons for Cadmus. It doesn't use gradient property but it uses a bunch of others that people might find interesting - http://blog.anomalyinnovations.com/2010/03/creating-a-realis.
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by jayair 17y ago
To be honest I don't see what is wrong with saving $2.99. In fact I think it would be silly to go spend $2.99 on Tweetie when you know it is going to be free soon.
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by jayair 17y ago
Watching Randall and moot at ROFLcon I felt the same thing. They both have quite the power over their audience. Randall just needs to draw it and moot just needs to say it.
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by jayair 17y ago
@thecadmus will be there.

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