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by jensnockert 14y ago
Yeah, but when developing it ends up being confusing sometimes since we're often targeting Mozilla Aurora, it is also why I prefer to call it Aurora.js.
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by jensnockert 14y ago
Yeah, but it had the name before Mozilla called their stuff Aurora, and it stuck. But yes, it is slightly confusing, we know; we're just out of imagination and if something as nice pops up, we might rename Aurora.js to lessen the confusion.
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by jensnockert 14y ago
http://labs.official.fm/media/vibe@44100.flac , but it shouldn't sound 'choppy'. We have had some problems on Linux where Chrome(ium) for some reason reports the wrong sample-rate, but that usually just changes the playback speed. Does it
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by jensnockert 14y ago
It is 128kbit in the MP3 demo, I think I used LAME to encode it, but I am not sure, could have been the one in OS X. It plays 320kbit files fine though.
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by jensnockert 14y ago
Interesting that some domains are registered a lot of times, like .app I wonder how (and if) they are going to select a 'winner'
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by jensnockert 14y ago
I tried doing this before the rules were public, the reasons why I stopped 1. Two-letter TLDs are reserved for countries. 2. The $200k isn't the actual cost, it is only what you need to pay for an initial review, you won't get the money bac
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by jensnockert 14y ago
Maybe add the city to each lunch? I think all of them are in Stockholm right now, but not sure.
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by jensnockert 14y ago
The problem isn't in rounding or floating-point, these implementations won't be good enough to get even close to have to consider the issue of having to round correctly. You really need to reduce the argument to a sane range, otherwise the
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by jensnockert 15y ago
It should be relatively trivial (mechanical) to implement a JPEG encoder in Javascript compatible with most browsers. More so if you don't care about IE < 10.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
It is the basis of http://0x10c.com/ , an upcoming game from Notch/Mojang of Minecraft fame.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Yeah, that is actually a pretty awesome bit of engineering. I would never have thought of this, and it is exceptionally clever in some exciting hacker way.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Yeah the switch in the bottom left corner was not obvious. I thought the demo was broken at first.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
I get about that on my iPhone 4, but with Firefox on my MBP it looks great and is silky smooth.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
I am a man and feel insulted, the implication that I would go to a hackday to ogle at women is insulting to me. Not all heterosexual males that are interested by such events are undersexed hormone bombs that care more about women than about
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Well, they are standard enough to fit into a MacBook Pro (even the 13") so I think they were quite popular, I have one, and know quite a few other people that do.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
I just wanted to comment, since I have similar experiences (thanks Readmill, thanks Claus), and I think it is a great way to get students started. You don't go from lessons to real problems, face-to-face communication with awesome people ge
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by jensnockert 15y ago
I think you need the talk to be able to understand what they meant. Because I for one haven't heard any rumors that forEach is faster than a for loop for example, and a lot of the other stuff. There is also a lot of things that are true in
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by jensnockert 15y ago
It would be interesting to see how much money was lost or gained by Bayer based on this. I assume that usage might go up by at least a factor 20 in India (and their production costs go down) so those 6% might actually be a fair deal in the
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by jensnockert 15y ago
I just want floating point, then this silly loudness war would end (to some extent, since you can make the mix almost infinitely loud).
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Yeah, I think most people would rather work with a geek or nerd than a 'brogrammer', even just socializing with the 'brogrammers' seems awkward based on the article. This whole 'brogrammer' thing must stop, please think of the children^Wres
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by jensnockert 15y ago
You just tell them to evacuate, and watch until enough get trampled so that you can evacuate. No, seriously, there is _no_ way to get 36M people out of a city in an orderly fashion, people, even Japanese people, cannot do such a thing witho
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Yes, but that is probably after the 7:1 sampling, since that is apparently what the phone outputs. It is probably a very good camera, but together with Symbian I fail to see the point of it, the market for Symbian high-end camera phones mus
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by jensnockert 15y ago
That is a common type of hackathon, and usually the more enjoyable. Going from zero to something cool is fine, but joining up with an open source project for a few days and fixing problems and adding features can be a lot more rewarding, an
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by jensnockert 15y ago
The 3A seems to be shipping in servers, but I don't think that you can buy them on the open market.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Schematics for the chips are not available, but you can boot them without any non-free software or firmware. Which is why RMS prefers the platform coupled with gNewSense.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Because there is a very significant amount of devices running MIPS processors, including a bit of upcoming Android stuff,.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
It would be cool to see how well you could make a Godson-3A run JS, some of their instructions designed to help virtualization could help (I guess). A bit random that this showed up today, was just thinking about MIPS. Partially SGI nostalg
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by jensnockert 15y ago
Because compiling jquery etc. is not expensive compared to the cost of downloading the script. Each version on Google CDN is already only downloaded once if the cache in the browser works correctly, so the cost is minimal.
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by jensnockert 15y ago
"the non-founding start-up CEOs make only 1.7 times more compensation in terms of cash [than the CTO]" Yeah, 1.7 times more cash compensation isn't significant…
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by jensnockert 15y ago
It could be useful to be able to remove the Apple root from trust as well, only running locally signed applications. (Could be useful for public environments, schools, libraries, enterprise etc.)

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