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Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition(baldursgateii.com)
2 points by juandopazo 13y ago|0 comments
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by juandopazo 13y ago
> once prediction 1 starts to happen, (...) there will be... ...people that will want to use it to track their kids
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by juandopazo 13y ago
While I definitely wouldn't use one every day, a smartphone with e-ink screen sounds like a great idea for a more functional version of the SpareOne http://www.spareone.com/spareone/spareone-plus-emergency-pho...
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by juandopazo 13y ago
It's based on parts of YUI and reworked from there. The plan is to have YUI depend on Pure for styling.
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by juandopazo 13y ago
For comparison here's what he had to say about "Pirates of Silicon Valley" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lx9JsSTklI
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by juandopazo 13y ago
I liked the API in Verbal Expressions a bit more: https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/JSVerbalExpressions
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Göbekli Tepe - "the most important archaeological site in the world"(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by juandopazo 13y ago|0 comments
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by juandopazo 13y ago
I don't think it's about built-in support. I believe it's about how JSON maps to common language constructs such as lists and hash tables. XML on the other hand needs to map to a complex tree structure that requires another l
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Must Every Kids' Movie Reinforce the Cult of Self-Esteem?(theatlantic.com)
4 points by juandopazo 13y ago|1 comments
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by juandopazo 13y ago
It looks that way, yes. http://i.imgur.com/ytgUlLu.jpg
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by juandopazo 13y ago
And the big point here is that the members of the RFC group were considering breaking the EcmaScript standard and change it to MUST which would break existing programs and the "workaround" in the article.
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by juandopazo 13y ago
The Android Developer site has a pretty old and still relevant article about designing for tablets and handhelds: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/tablets-and-han... . I particularly like the idea of sp
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by juandopazo 13y ago
You should also take a look at Pure[1]. It's a series of minimal components to help you get started. [1] http://purecss.io/
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by juandopazo 13y ago
YUI does CSS based transitions[1] and it falls back to a JavaScript implementation when the browser doesn't support them. [1] http://yuilibrary.com/yui/docs/transition/
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by juandopazo 13y ago
> Everything in Argentina can be awful, but for sure it's not education That's very much relative to where you look. There are very good high schools and universities. Notably, there are very good <i>free</i> u
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by juandopazo 13y ago
> It implies that the author either doesn't understand the meaning of the word redundant Journalists don't usually write their own headlines in newspapers. That's usually the job of editors. The author used the word &quot
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by juandopazo 13y ago
I'm surprised by the early launch. I've been using a Geeksphone Peak as my primary phone for a couple of weeks and FirefoxOS is far from ready. There are bugs, missing features, apps that won't do basic things... Here I was t
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by juandopazo 13y ago
YUI and Alloy actually have a few tools that help you write snappy interfaces. 1) The loader[1]. The ability to load modules on demand help a lot with reducing the initial kweight of your page. The loader supports very easily concatenation
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by juandopazo 13y ago
You can look at the YUI User Guides[1] for more in depth documentation of the components that AlloyUI shares with YUI. [1] http://yuilibrary.com/yui/docs/guides/
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Frameworks are foundations, not straitjackets(medium.com)
3 points by juandopazo 13y ago|0 comments
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by juandopazo 13y ago
I guess this is a consequence of the development of the LED. LEDs being so efficient allows for very low power sources and a thermocouple seems to be enough to light them. Pretty cool!
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by juandopazo 13y ago
> The fur on the end of the tail is 3D, slightly wrapping itself around the globe. Why? Because it communicates that the fox is wrapped around the globe and not lying on top of it, to make it more "nurturing".
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by juandopazo 13y ago
Nice! It even works on my FirefoxOS phone, though a bit slower than in Mobile Safari which is weird considering it's using 3d transforms. Maybe it's the frequency in which the deviceorientation event fires?
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by juandopazo 13y ago
Woah! That's super awesome! Thanks!
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by juandopazo 13y ago
I've been wondering when some old games would be ported to JS via Emscripten. Now ScummVM is in the browser! What I'd love to see next is OpenTTD!
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by juandopazo 13y ago
This is fun and informative. Great job! Many of these JS gotchas you usually don't find out unless you're either writing library code or you're really unlucky. For example, I'd say it's pretty weird for someone to c
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by juandopazo 13y ago
> The alternative is fossil fuel waste You make it sounds as if there were no other alternative.
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by juandopazo 13y ago
It has happened, but the result was a more polite alert() box in a hompeage and it wasn't posted anywere.
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by juandopazo 13y ago
I feel like the odd one around here when it comes to Facebook. To paraphrase the article, "I am signed into Facebook right now. At a quick glance, the entire list of posts on the first screen" consists of: - Picture of a friend who's travel
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by juandopazo 13y ago
The New York Times reporting on Istanbul http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/02/world/europe/despite-prote...

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