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by jenius 14y ago
Sadly, this project is going to fail - it won't even be funded. I understand the concept behind it, but for me app.net is like socialism - in theory it's great but in reality it just won't work. App.net is not created based on what people t
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by jenius 14y ago
How come? What is better about this than cloud app?
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by jenius 14y ago
I gave this a shot and am already having a huge amount more trouble working with the command line interface than I did with the > v1.9 xcode template. The way it's put together is not elegant at all - it's used as a command line tool, b
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by jenius 14y ago
Dan, you are the man, and this is awesome. I met you at an event a few months back (not sure if you remember). I wish you the best of luck with this project for sure. For anyone else reading, Dan is a super nice, smart, and hardworking dude
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by jenius 14y ago
This is absolutely worth getting for mac. I'm getting far fewer crashes than the official twitter client, a much nicer look, smoother interactions, and more information faster. The killer feature for me is the ability to see the conversatio
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by jenius 14y ago
I got frustrated with this as well and decided to make it easier. Here is my solution: http://up.jenius.me
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by jenius 14y ago
Yeah initially I agreed with this article, but after reading the comments and thinking about the fact that i always use sass or stylus for css, I think it makes more sense to publish your source on github and put the github url in a comment
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Learn to Love(blog.jenius.me)
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by jenius 14y ago
This finally actually won me over. Starting the clojure book - let's make this happen.
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by jenius 14y ago
I agree as well - there are good for internal tools and prototypes, but absolutely not for production sites. At the same time they are useful and save a lot of time we spend repeating ourselves writing code for the same ui elements and patt
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by jenius 14y ago
"...next language choice was clear: Python, which seems to fit my style better than Ruby" Just out of curiosity, why would someone believe this? The syntax of python and ruby are nearly identical, but ruby has more tools and support for web
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by jenius 14y ago
That was a fun puzzle. Did it just for good times, but does anyone have an actual opinion on whether this would be worth going to?
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by jenius 14y ago
Something really bothers me about the design of this app... definitely not trying to be a hater here, but the color, font, spacing... everything seems a little off to me.
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by jenius 14y ago
Video of the demo here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxmbbtuRszA
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Google's Artificial Brain Recognizes Cats & Humans(wired.com)
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by jenius 14y ago
Yeah this is a pretty common artifact in EEG studies - it seems like subjects were encouraged to keep their eyes closed for this exhibit, but blink artifacts are often pretty clear. The plus side is that (it least in my experience) when the
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by jenius 14y ago
It looks like this site doesn't exist anymore and was bought by ebay?
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by jenius 14y ago
In the audience as well - feel free to drop questions here! I'll ask them for you if they are reasonable.
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by jenius 14y ago
Huge props to Keenan ( https://twitter.com/#!/keenancummings ) for putting this together and curating such an excellent collection of art. He's a great guy, one of the most talented designers I know, and deserves every bit of success that I
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by jenius 14y ago
Read the post, came back to look at hacker news comments knowing the most popular one would say "This idea sucks", was not disappointed. First sentence, boom. But hey you know you'll always get some constructive criticism no matter the idea
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by jenius 14y ago
For me, the best way to understand art is to compare it directly with music (and the comparison holds very well, as music is a form of art). Think about pop music, and your feelings towards it. Many of my peers think that much of pop music
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by jenius 14y ago
Unrelated directly to the article's content, but I found your type extremely difficult to read and reworked it in browser so I could read it more easily. Here's how it looks and the modifications I made - hope this helps! Screenshot: http:
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by jenius 14y ago
This is an absolute domination. Not only is it far more thorough than Carreon's original statement and quite clearly dismantles every single point he makes, but it's a very reasonable and human-readable letter that contains a number of well
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by jenius 14y ago
This website is so horrible that I can't even read the article. Maybe posting a readability version would fare better? The ads and popups and everything are too much.
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by jenius 14y ago
I don't agree with this at all. If it were true, they would be nerfing mobile safari rather than upgrading it like they did in ios6. What they are aiming for is the absolute best experience on mobile (as they always have, no matter what the
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RIP Macbook Pro(blog.jenius.me)
1 points by jenius 14y ago|0 comments
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by jenius 14y ago
Has anyone else noticed how restrictive their branding guidelines are? Seems really outrageous, and will definitely squash a lot of creativity that's currently out there.
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by jenius 14y ago
On a completely different note, I think this looks fantastic. There are so many javascript frameworks out there but none of them have really approached the cleanliness and simplicity of rails so I've been reluctant to pick them up - this is
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by jenius 14y ago
You can already do things like this with stylus ( http://learnboost.github.com/stylus/ ). As far as I can see, if you are thinking at this level with css you should be using a preprocessor for sure. I can't remember the last project I used
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by jenius 14y ago
There's an even easier way to do static sites on heroku and have them compiled for you - use stasis ( http://stasis.me ) - I've built a framework on top of stasis and have been using it for months, as part of very large production sites, an

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