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by karol 13y ago
How does it compare to raphael.js?
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by karol 14y ago
Those 2 comments really helped me understand where chromeOS and other browser-OS machines sit. The are the opposite of Raspberry PI, which is a tiny but all-capable thing for general purpose computing. They are limited by design, therefore
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CSS Painter (my side project) open-sourced (MIT licence)(karolk.com)
1 points by karol 15y ago|0 comments
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by karol 15y ago
You've got to have big ego to write, that Bret Victor's innovative ideas are not "entirely abstract art house visualization nonsense". BV's demos set the direction in which the whole field of working with ideas, including designers and prog
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by karol 15y ago
I am using a manifest in my new app and never witnessed a user prompt. I am testing on Android 2.2 native browser, chrome and safari.
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by karol 15y ago
I think you touched on the underlying principle of why pictures behind glass interfaces are so popular. The only way to satisfy the mass demand and follow market rules is to master cloning of physical objects. Not everyone can afford a pian
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by karol 15y ago
Lifepath.me presents a completely different world view than facebook timeline. FB reminds you of your past shiny happy moments you cared to capture with a camera. Lifepath in its current form is almost a reminder of your biological limitati
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by karol 15y ago
There is something like this for HTML + CSS. It's called tangle.js and was created by Bret Victor: http://worrydream.com/Tangle/
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How Groupon could fix companies experience with social recommendations(karolk.posterous.com)
1 points by karol 15y ago|0 comments