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by jenius 15y ago
html doesnt validate if you put in a single facebook opengraph tag. css doesn't validate if you put in a vendor prefix. these tools are outdated and useless.
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by jenius 15y ago
Hello Ladies and Gentlemen - since he forgot to introduce himself, let me introduce you to Lee Gillentine ( http://www.fishburd.com/ ). He is the one who made the above post, and is a little angry that I called his design crappy, and that I
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by jenius 15y ago
The only thing I see wrong with this is lack of coffeescript. I love coffeescript like bill clinton loved getting dome in the oval office, and if anything is without it, i will either cry, build support in myself, or both (at the same time?
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by jenius 15y ago
I can't believe there hasn't been a single comment on how ridiculously horrible the introduction video is. I honest to god cannot figure out if this is some absurd conspiracy or joke, but that video looks like it was produced by a middle sc
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by jenius 15y ago
There are a lot of people using this, I am at http://jenius.me as well. This was posted 3 days ago and rose to the top of hacker news when the original author released it, I don't understand why some other site is now getting credit for i
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by jenius 15y ago
I'm absolutely doing this. After reading your first article, I got super excited about the idea and started planning for it right away. I just graduated college and started working (design & ruby dev), so I don't have enough yet, but I'
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by jenius 15y ago
First thing I thought when I saw this was livereload, which is fantastic. I have been using it for months and it's never failed me, especially with 2 screens for front end dev
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by jenius 15y ago
No, I think it all has monetary value, and by open sourcing anything you are technically losing potential money. This is especially salient for programmers, as I'm sure you know - nobody is trying to get paid for time working on linux, alth
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by jenius 15y ago
I'd also like to mention, since I apparently got downvoted because of this response, that it completely misinterpreted my original comment, quite clearly. When people ask me to do work for them for free, there's no way I'd agree. Of cours
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by jenius 15y ago
"I worry that this leaves creativity at a social disadvantage to physical commodities, selling Coke or furniture or razors or stocks, which are jobs that provide a steady salary that help people live" -- you're on to something here. And you
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by jenius 15y ago
I could not be happier about this article, and the fact that the two are presented next to each other. While I totally agree with @aspir in that both points of view are valid and deserve to be respected, I think this is the right attitude,
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by jenius 15y ago
Back button doesn't work. Fatality.
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by jenius 15y ago
I just recently was impressed by how nice looking their docs are and confused by how bad they are at actually explaining what to do with it, so I can certainly relate. I think what they really need is to figure out what calls people make mo
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I made an API for Amazon.com (sort of)(azscrape.jenius.me)
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by jenius 15y ago
haha what a fantastic video. I wish this guy was my professor
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by jenius 15y ago
haha fair enough. what I really meant was that we don't like to be rude to friends of acquaintances, who most of the time are the people you would ask to review your work. good catch
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'Good' is not good enough(blog.jenius.me)
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Apple Opens Store in Grand Central Station NY(tech.fortune.cnn.com)
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Facebook is Watching You(carrotblog.com)
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by jenius 15y ago
Carl! weird that I saw you here. awesome book though, it will certainly help
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by jenius 15y ago
Very much agreed. Although clojure might be faster, it is so so difficult to read, and from a rubyist's POV, looks like a disaster compared to python. Maybe that's just a result of being spoiled by super clean syntax and almost human readab
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by jenius 15y ago
Also agree with this - I really do not like museo with text shadow on the web
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Uninstall: Cleaning up your mess(blog.jenius.me)
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Switching from Textmate to Vim(blog.jenius.me)
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by jenius 15y ago
Also guys -- remember smarterchild? Did just about the same thing in terms of the artificial intelligence (not the voice recognition, but that wasn;t the author's point)... how long ago was that?
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by jenius 15y ago
Exactly right john_b... the author's follow-up comment addressed nothing that I said, just made another baseless claim - that "I think it's like the apple II of computers". Why? What makes it like the apple II? You have to back yourself up.
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by jenius 15y ago
I don't understand how this article rose to the top page of HN... it's not telling us anything that's interesting, new, or news in any way. Artificial intelligence has been around since the dawn of computers (think Clippy), helping us do ou
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Ubuntu's tour feature promotes browserception(twitter.com)
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Am I in a bubble, or is Microsoft?(blog.jenius.me)
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by jenius 15y ago
I think this is a completely separate point that has nothing to do with what I posted. I never said there has to be a sole expert. But certainly the developer of a library should know at least as much as other users, seeing as they literall

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