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Coffeescript/Sass in the cloud - Compiled, minified, and concatenated(compile.ehotaru.com)
2 points by jiaaro 15y ago|0 comments
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by jiaaro 15y ago
damnit I think I don't know enough about rails to exploit the hole at step 2 :(
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Apple holding off on the iPhone 5?(iphone5specs.org)
1 points by jiaaro 15y ago|0 comments
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Google+ is good, but don't switch [from Facebook] to it(jiaaro.com)
8 points by jiaaro 15y ago|4 comments
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by jiaaro 15y ago
That's a good question. I've spoken with some people do actually do customer service and I had overlooked this variable, assuming I already knew the answer.
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Ask HN: Review My Questionnaire - Is this Good Market Research?
7 points by jiaaro 15y ago|8 comments
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by jiaaro 15y ago
I was at a web speed optimization meetup and we used this tool: http://www.webpagetest.org/ It was pretty neat and VERY useful.
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by jiaaro 15y ago
this is wrong... for many people, this is fun and worth while in it's own right. Organizing your friends into groups could be a facebook app (so in otherwords, people would do it without any other reason than just to do it and maybe share i
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by jiaaro 15y ago
You could also add an optional GET param that allows the user to override the url for which a QR code is generated (so ?url=... would override the default functionality of detecting the url)
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by jiaaro 16y ago
I agree on the importance of accessibility but just wanted to make a note that the only colors on that page are the glowing effect around the form. the rest of the page actually is grey. The entire design COULD use a little bump in contrast
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by jiaaro 16y ago
The point is valid though... if it's that difficult for you to hire, you really do have high risk
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by jiaaro 16y ago
I think this line is brilliant: > In the end, the social pressure will trump all your brilliant countervailing logic. This seems to happen often with thinkers, especially when they're trying to justify a decision. I think it's really
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by jiaaro 16y ago
Python is a scripting language used on the receiving end of the messages, not on the watch. The language for code you run on the watch seems to be C
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by jiaaro 16y ago
Windows and linux seem to be doing better because ctrl + tab and ctrl + shift + tab don't intuitively mean anything like Cmd + arrow does on OS X so even though the convention on windows and linux is not as easy to guess, it's also doesn't
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OS X Devs Fail Usability: Tabbing Hotkeys(jiaaro.com)
3 points by jiaaro 16y ago|3 comments
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by jiaaro 16y ago
I would absolutely love to see titanium support and great javascript integration in aptana studio. I love both these companies products, I just hope they don't nerf pydev or radrails in the process :/
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by jiaaro 16y ago
probably because he builds things that require (virtually) no support and don't have any features not visible in the primary interface. I love the guy and his projects, I'm just saying; let's not discount the amazing work of others ;)
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by jiaaro 16y ago
also says this syntax is compatible with python which is not really true. if you have this in python: { key: "value", dr_nic: "The Comedian", ttl: 42 } python will expect there to be a variable called 'key', o
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by jiaaro 16y ago
I think this article overlooks the fact that outsourcing media playback to environment specific codecs (WM9/VLC/etc) has been around for ages. by the time html5 video is widespread each user will likely have several media plugins installed
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Is JavaScript Strongly Typed or Loosely Typed?(answers.yahoo.com)
1 points by jiaaro 16y ago|0 comments
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Shadow Experiments: Super-fast Faux-3D CSS Animations(zurb.com)
2 points by jiaaro 16y ago|0 comments
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by jiaaro 16y ago
Please email me directly (ie add me to your mailing list) and I'll send a donation to support the video I'm jiaaro at gmail edit : PS - I'm really enjoying land of lisp :)
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by jiaaro 16y ago
I'd be willing to donate some money to help get this recorded
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by jiaaro 16y ago
An Interesting idea, but I don't think this is the reason. Food you prepare at home tends to have less fat/sugar than food you buy already prepared (especially when you're using raw ingredients) Also, when I make a food for myself, laziness
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by jiaaro 16y ago
sounds like a pretty good argument for lisp ;)
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by jiaaro 16y ago
If the internet has taught us anything, it's that anonymity makes people comfortable doing things they otherwise wouldn't dream of.
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by jiaaro 16y ago
but with kickstarted we all have to give somebody the money BEFORE they figure it out. With a bounty you don't hand it over until it works
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by jiaaro 16y ago
couldn't agree more
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by jiaaro 16y ago
To be honest I don't have a simple procedure for their power users. It's a one upload at at time interface (though I could offer an import function for users who are logged in I guess) According to disruption theory (a la Thomas Thurston) I
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by jiaaro 16y ago
not a bad idea -> obviously not very scalable, but I've already engaged a couple of people on twitter. We'll see how it pans out

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