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by liminal 8y ago
After watching someone go through their training, I'm not very impressed. They also enormously inflate their job placement statistics by giving graduates a difficult set of hoops to continually keep jumping through in order to be count
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by liminal 9y ago
I like that it has a "fish-eye" camera in the front
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by liminal 9y ago
The one thing I've seen help with this problem is to physically separate the bicycle lane from the other traffic. A series of bollards are cheap to bolt to the road or with more effort a grade separation can be made.
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by liminal 9y ago
This is a cultural issue. I'm new to New York and was immediately surprised by how little drivers care where they leave their cars. Traffic here moves very slowly and a lot of it seems due to lanes being blocked by unattended vehicles.
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by liminal 9y ago
Wish Apple would hurry up and eat their words so that they can add touchscreens to their laptops. I'm using a mac at work and I so miss my Windows touchscreen.
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by liminal 9y ago
The other day I was looking at this coding challenge to automatically select points and create a Voronoi of an image: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/50299/draw-an-i... Of course half the fun here is
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by liminal 9y ago
I was just given a mac at work and haven't figured out how to integrate KeePass with Firefox on OSX. On Windows I was using KeeFox, but I can't find a mac client that include KeePassRPC and the mono instructions didn't make s
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by liminal 9y ago
This is great. A principled well-considered approach to collecting useful information in a way that respects people's privacy. Go Mozilla!
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by liminal 10y ago
That's interesting, but it seems like it's intended for exploration rather than production.
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by liminal 10y ago
I agree that JS tooling is out of control. I've been playing with Vue, and TBH have no idea how Webpack is munging all the files in the project into something workable. At this point I've given up on understanding. Likely in the f
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by liminal 10y ago
Yes. 32-bit is too unstable. 64-bit seems to be a bit better but still becomes unbearably slow after a couple days of usage.
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by liminal 10y ago
It's frustrating that multi-process is still not enabled on my touchscreen windows laptop. The about:support page says "Disabled by accessibility tools". Feel like I've been waiting for this feature to arrive for years
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by liminal 10y ago
I like where this is heading but their pre-selected categories don't make sense. Container isolation should be based on security requirements rather than site content. E.g. shopping and banking have similar security requirements that a
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by liminal 10y ago
At first the article claims that saturated fats and sugars are to blame, but then all the evidence discusses obesity regardless of diet composition and claims we don't understand the mechanisms. Not a well written article...
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by liminal 10y ago
I'm using a touchscreen Windows laptop and can't imagine going back to non-touch. Windows bit the bullet and reworked their UI for touch. It cost them some time, but it seems like they are in a much better position now in that reg
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by liminal 11y ago
I posted all the code online: https://github.com/thatcort/hclviewer/ https://github.com/thatcort/hclSurfaceGenerator/
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by liminal 11y ago
I'm happy to share the code, but realistically I'm unlikely to add features. There are already so many colour pickers that I didn't see the point in adding that functionality. I created the tool while putting together a coupl
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by liminal 11y ago
I wrote a viewer to better understand the HCL color space. By seeing it in 3D and then looking at different slices you can start to build an intuition about how the colors relate to each other and which colors are available at different par
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by liminal 11y ago
I created a similar visualization of part of HookTheory's data: http://briancort.com/songviz/ At the time they didn't have an API, so I emailed them and they sent me a sample to work with. Would be interestin
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by liminal 12y ago
I don't see a way to install it on Windows.
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by liminal 12y ago
A comment on the article page links to a description of how construction stalled on recriminations of flawed designs and construction problems: http://atlanticyardsreport.blogspot.ca/2014/09/in-dispute-ov...
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by liminal 12y ago
This seems like an awful lot of code for animating the path's strokeDashArray and strokeDashOffset attributes. Especially if you're already using another library with built in transitions, such as D3 or even jQuery.
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by liminal 12y ago
Use the profiler in the developer tools. Run it for a short while (e.g. 10 seconds) and look at the results. The tab using the most CPU resources will be at the top of the result tree.
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by liminal 12y ago
The data is only available to university researchers.
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by liminal 13y ago
I'd love to see a touch-optimized mode in their desktop browser interface to use on my touchscreen laptop.
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by liminal 13y ago
So apparently this is a device to be used with iPads. Would have been nice if the company put that somewhere on the product's webpage.
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by liminal 13y ago
I'd love to see a chart showing work hours spent per minute of animation produced over time. Over the last 30 years I'm sure things have become MUCH more efficient, but it would be interesting to see the shape of the curve. Is tha
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by liminal 13y ago
What did you especially like about it?
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by liminal 13y ago
Reminds me of this old Kids in the Hall skit: Bad Doctor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pbjypn9JtKE
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by liminal 13y ago
How does SQLite compare to H2? When would I want to use one or the other?

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