justinbach

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   The Smarter You Are, The Stupider You Are(npr.org)

   2 points by justinbach 13y ago|0 comments
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   by justinbach 16y ago

   Yeah, me either--I keep getting either (seemingly arbitrary) double prompts or "ajax errors" in Safari 5.0.3...
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   by justinbach 16y ago

   Yeah, definitely makes it much less fun. I've added filtering to address this.
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   by justinbach 16y ago

   That's a great idea. Right now it's using Wikipedia's random article generator ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random ) to drive content, but it would be cool to group by a given category.
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   by justinbach 16y ago

   Yeah, I definitely submitted this a bit early. I've added a fair amount of icon detection (no more search icons or books with question marks) and I've overhauled the interface so it's ajaxy and a good bit more fun to play. Thanks for the
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   Wikiquiz: a wikipedia-driven game(wikiquiz.heroku.com)

   11 points by justinbach 16y ago|11 comments
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   by justinbach 16y ago

   I spent a few summers at the National Institutes of Health building a DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) suite for the storage and retrieval of Nuclear Medicine and CT images. It consisted of a client and a server and w
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   by justinbach 16y ago

   You're telling me--of course this has to happen the day before client review of a major Facebook Connect site whose only authentication is via Facebook Accounts. We had discussed potentially having two types of accounts (Facebook- and emai