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kaichanvong
15y ago
Having read this, there are so many skills you can pick up from the gaming culture that helps you integrate with working as a programmer. He probably knows how to do scripting from IRC... maybe he's written a bot or knows how a bot works fr
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kaichanvong
15y ago
A website exists which is already here to pwn this space. Facebook.
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15y ago
I stand corrected!
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15y ago
For children? I'm pretty sure any child I give this to will draw on it and not understand a word of it.
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15y ago
All I saw was, "Blah blah CONGRATS!!! blah blah blah Facebook. Blah blah Zuck. Blah blah blah napster, blah blah blah napster, blah blah blah CONGRATS! Blah blah blah napster."
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kaichanvong
15y ago
Anyone interested in working on a Python version?
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15y ago
All I could think about while watching this was the coffee experiment and how Sam Odio took the nutrients from all the trees for his own purposes. We could learn a lot from these trees and how they are so selfless for the preservation and h
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kaichanvong
15y ago
You're spot on with that analogy. This is in the same way that if you were given an invitation to a party, you would hopefully not turn up with 50 of your own guests. Well you'd hope that wouldn't happen. Because when it does, it's normally
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15y ago
Kids these days huh! Never knowing when and when not to use javascript and how to implement things in the most accessible manner. Wonder how well it worked on IE6 and how many Syrian people run that browser or the latest ones... Anyone have
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15y ago
OH: "I dont believe it is possible."
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15y ago
Trying it on OSX with Google Chrome. Broken. This makes me sad.
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kaichanvong
15y ago
To avoid a new browser to worry about... how about LiveReload? http://livereload.com/
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15y ago
I'm going to stick my neck out and say you're probably in the minority vs. number of people not willing to do this due to time/knowledge.
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15y ago
First test errored: line 4: test: too many arguments This was on OSX + bash... wondering if I need to update something to allow more args through? #!/bin/sh X=9 tput clear while test $X -gt 0 do tput cup 5 0 tput ed
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15y ago
I believe it's such a wonderful thing you're getting to share with your son. Especially your humble approach of it being a shared hobby. I'm a developer/designer because of both my parents influence. My mother was always interested in build
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15y ago
Try putting in 1 and just adding 0's :) Wonderful!
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16y ago
Interesting... maybe we need to split off a site into more sections to first determine audience segments and then attack each? I've started my own response to StartUpBritain.org with startupbritain-done-better.com It's a project done last n
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16y ago
Agreed - check out http://startupbritain-done-better.com/
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StartUpBritain.org is weak. Here's a better version.
(startupbritain-done-better.com)
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16y ago
I think she is on to something. Sorry, lose the "to" in that last sentence.
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16y ago
Sorry - you don't need the console to inject JavaScript into the page. But for the code linked at the top of the page, you will. See the code above that begins with "javascript:" and you can use that to inject the javascript through the UR
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16y ago
Nope you need to use console. Switch on dev tool bar on Safari or CTRL + Shift + C in Chrome and then console, paste, run.
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16y ago
Similar pull request sent to you too! :)
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Guys, get these on github. That way we can fork it & make it awesome as a team faster and better.
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16y ago
You might find things like http://www.officelabs.com/ribbonhero interesting. It's a game to teach Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel). I'm not a huge Windows fan.. but it would sure give anyone young the 1 up in terms of learning
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16y ago
I'd also say hackety hack is fun and simple. Also - despite it maybe being a bit intense with the topic around it - http://railsforzombies.org/ - is done in a brilliant way for learning. Maybe more for teens - and I dont see why someone c