jrajav

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by jrajav 11y ago
You can style any custom element just fine without using document.registerElement, and use it like a native element if it's extending one. You only need to register it to do Javascript-specific things just as attaching functions to lif
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by jrajav 12y ago
Because the goal here is not to write the most efficient and most maintainable code, but to demonstrate a new concept. Familiarity and availability are more relevant in this case than "best language," however you'd measure th
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by jrajav 12y ago
Here's a jsperf of fast.js / lodash / native: http://jsperf.com/fast-vs-lodash
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by jrajav 12y ago
Gotcha covered: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7938062
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Jsperf for Fast.js, Lodash, Native(jsperf.com)
42 points by jrajav 12y ago|25 comments
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by jrajav 12y ago
Looks great! Though I don't have high expectations for any desktop Github client to support the hundreds of features and workflows of Git, I mainly use it as a souped-up `git status`. I would prefer Github to bend a little more money a
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by jrajav 12y ago
I've enjoyed http://devdocs.io/ for the same purpose, though it doesn't have quite the same library.
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by jrajav 12y ago
Google cache of the post, since the blog 'sploded: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.spl...
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by jrajav 12y ago
It's often the case that if something along the way is null, breaking the reference chain, it's acceptable to treat it as if that last value were null. E.g., looking up a preference that enables some optional behavior on a module,
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by jrajav 12y ago
Android doesn't have that by default, you need an app for it, and I'm pretty sure you also need to be rooted. Definitely not something you can depend on users having.
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by jrajav 12y ago
This is exactly how Chrome for Android works with its toolbar and I think it works very nicely.
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by jrajav 12y ago
Why would you rely on any free third-party shortener for print to begin with?
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by jrajav 12y ago
I use gestures for going forward / back in Chrome and for activating Exposé, but there are two main things that differentiate it: * Natural, responsive scrolling. After two-finger scrolling on OS X where it's so responsive that it
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by jrajav 12y ago
> OSX doesn't have HighDPI support. They just scale everything and present a lower resolution. This is exactly what I'm referring to as High DPI support. Maybe it's not the solution you'd prefer but it is a solution.
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by jrajav 12y ago
Missing a killer feature here, at least for me: High-DPI support. No environment on Linux deals with high-DPI adequately yet. Between that and the other big one mentioned in the article, multitouch trackpad support, there is simply no way I
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by jrajav 12y ago
Looks pretty similar to ngrok, aside from the fact that ngrok has an unrestricted free tier. (Looks like ngrok.com is down at the moment: http://web.archive.org/web/20140504031732/https://ngrok.com/
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by jrajav 12y ago
Pretty sure it's supposed to mean extrasolar in this context - a planet not in our own solar system.
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by jrajav 12y ago
Awesome idea, but it's already been done: http://gist.io/
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by jrajav 13y ago
> I wonder how practical it would be to make a private display by removing the polarising film from it and then viewing with polarised glasses. It's been done, pretty much how you'd expect: http://www.instructables.c
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by jrajav 13y ago
I think it's safe to wash <= 10.3 at this point, it has less than 0.01% market share. Most stat gatherers have actually stopped tracking anything below 10.4 or 10.5. Also, I didn't know that zsh was ever the default? I thought
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by jrajav 13y ago
> You can supposedly control the use of your data according to the fact page also. I'd trust this to apply to Microsoft's contractual use of the data, but not to the NSA's expansive powers under current laws.
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by jrajav 13y ago
NaN !== NaN is intended, and is the same in any other language that has NaN. It is never supposed to be equal to anything else, not even itself. As for the rest of those quirks, they mainly have to do with type coercion, the rules for which
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by jrajav 13y ago
"The End of Hypocrisy" is the actual title of the article, as you can see a few lines down in the linked post and wherever it is published elsewhere: http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/140155/henry-fa
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by jrajav 13y ago
He'll also be at the Awesome Games Done Quick marathon coming around again this January: http://marathon.speeddemosarchive.com/upcoming
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by jrajav 13y ago
> What are you saying? That Microsoft can't build a consumer OS with great power-management because the kernel also needs to work on high throughput servers? It's more the drivers than the kernel. Apple has a lot more control o
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by jrajav 13y ago
This is exactly what I thought the article would be about, based on the title.
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Etsy shut down Brendan Byrne's shop (Part 2)(wtfbyrne.tumblr.com)
42 points by jrajav 13y ago|2 comments
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by jrajav 13y ago
Part 2 of this story: http://wtfbyrne.tumblr.com/post/50437619970/etsy-accused-me-... Submitted at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5708307
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by jrajav 13y ago
And at another point, possibly later, you realize that blind rejection is just as intellectually lazy as blind acceptance.
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by jrajav 13y ago
As an agnostic American, this is pretty much exactly it. There are lots of subtle social stigmas - like cursing - due to the widespread Christian influence.

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