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by julius 12y ago
If you are looking for a templating/data-binding solution that works like Angular.js, but without all the framework stuff. You can actually use Angular.js for it. All you have to do is get yourself a "scope" from Angular.js,
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by julius 12y ago
It was unpleasent for me to memorise it. Could you elaborate on why it should be a goal to make students calculate solutions to a lot of quadratic equations? It seems to me that training to derive a lot of stuff would enable them to solve m
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by julius 12y ago
For me, the most helpful feature of AngularJS is the separation of DOM and data. If you just want to use that feature, but you do not want all the framework stuff, you actually can. Here is my way of doing it: https://github.com&
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by julius 13y ago
They want SteamOS to restructure the console market like Android did with the mobile market. They give PC makers a great new customizable way to enter the livingroom-computer market. With their gaming shop built in. This is great for gamers
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by julius 13y ago
It seems like the scene might have been built with Unity and was then exported. There is a data file loaded[1] which states its generator is "ThreeExporter.cs" in version 4.0. [1] http://hellorun.helloenjoy.com/ass
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by julius 13y ago
You could easily combine the boring idea with something new and shiny (that makes the idea work in real life^^). Like a device giving you electric shocks every 10 minutes to make you remember to change your posture.
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by julius 13y ago
Einstein was a patent office guy. Yet his notable weird tricks (like constant speed of light) aren't even in the same system.
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by julius 13y ago
Consider moving around very fast in a very big world. 1 TB RAM would help alot :)
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by julius 13y ago
Funny story. JSLint[1] does not approve of this technique. I asked Crockford to implement the duplicate check in April 2009 via email. 20 minutes later, out of nowhere, he was done implementing that check and wrote back "Please try it
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by julius 13y ago
I like it. Thanks.
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by julius 13y ago
Thanks. I did not know about the $0 trick :)
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by julius 14y ago
I use expect all the time. It saves soo much typing. A while back I wrote a short blog post on it with a more advanced example on a debugging workflow with Rails: http://www.chocobrain.com/Terminal-Automation-expect-Advance... (ssh into p
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by julius 14y ago
They let you import your google reader data.
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by julius 14y ago
For OSX I have my vim files synced via Dropbox. But when you want to use vim on Windows or Linux you have to reconfigure quite a bit. I love fiddling around with editor settings as much as the next guy. But when you have a specific task at
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by julius 14y ago
Awesome tool. Seems super useful not only for new vim users. Being a vim-pro, but using it for very specific tasks only, it always annoys the crap out of me, setting vim up with reasonable defaults on a new machine/OS. One thing which I fou
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by julius 14y ago
Lets quickly add that all up. Roughly 24 million dollars in total have been raised for crowdfunded games (just the kickstarter projects mentioned in the article). For how long have we been doing that? Is crowdfunding games a 2012 thing?
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by julius 14y ago
On the other hand, Unity has implemented some basics, which are a real time sink in other engines, outstandingly well. Lets compare the coding workflow in Unreal Engine 3 and Unity 3: In UE3 you play the game, find something you want to cha
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by julius 14y ago
Looks very interesting. How would Instant C# scale up to real code? What about that bank application that has the side effect of throwing 100$ away from your account on each execution?
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by julius 14y ago
The Google Closure javascript framework precompiles templates, too. https://developers.google.com/closure/templates/
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by julius 14y ago
I have been using Workflowy for many month now. Its not perfect. But it has served me well, longer than any other list application. The list app I like best is org-mode in Emacs. Sadly it is not in the cloud (and requires Emacs). TaskUp.com
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by julius 15y ago
Being on the frontpage here... shouldn't there be an extra section "Recursion, briefly"... ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y_combinator )
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by julius 15y ago
video is blocked in germany :(
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by julius 15y ago
I like that MS is so open about its development. We even get videos. This video about Win8 has more than 5 million views already: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p92QfWOw88I I am curious how much hype around Win8 they will have built when
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by julius 15y ago
here is a blog post about the license: http://blog.opalang.org/2011/08/opa-license-contributions.ht...
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by julius 15y ago
Also grandpa in german.
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by julius 15y ago
Actually, just reloading the page reveals the counters nasty secrets :) It currently starts approximately at 14,230,617,000
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by julius 15y ago
A ridiculously unknown tool is "expect". Automates anything. Saved me hours of typing. Wrote about it (use case + example) here: http://www.chocobrain.com/Advanced-terminal-automation-with-...
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by julius 15y ago
Also one of the best (most evil) placements for google ads I have seen in a while. The ad links look like they would open a larger version of the screenshots.
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by julius 15y ago
I commented on this blog post a long time ago here on HN. So did many other HNer. Whatever you might think about Closure, please do not make up your mind about it from this article. The author does not seem to be an experienced javascript d

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