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Comparison of LESS frameworks(coderwall.com)
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by maebert 14y ago
Sometime I'm going to write a piece "Why you should not follow links that include the word 'brain'".
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by maebert 14y ago
This article, while making many valid points, seems to focus on open source software for consumers - FOSS2C if you will. However, the last decade has shown an incredibly rise of open source solutions for developers, and I think most people
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by maebert 14y ago
You're welcome, sir!
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by maebert 14y ago
#1 should be SublimeCodeIntel, not SublimeLinter - otherwise thanks for this list, I didn't use Emment before but will certainly give it a spin.
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by maebert 14y ago
Quick fix: http://jsfiddle.net/Q4HQg/
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by maebert 14y ago
While I'm generally supporting Assange in his mission, I do wonder what good has come out of the released cables and other documents so far. Have there been any policy changes anywhere as a direct result of the leaks? Until now it seems lik
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by maebert 14y ago
In Python: https://gist.github.com/4031135
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by maebert 14y ago
Version 7.6 is on Github under CC-non-Commercial: https://github.com/dybskiy/redactor-js Even version 8.03 (august 20120)seems to be free ( http://imperavi.com/webdownload/redactor/getold/ ), the new licenses got apparently introduced in
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by maebert 14y ago
Then again, others are not (e.g. he references the abolishment of compulsory military service in 2011). I think the article is still under constant editing, it's just not possible to catch up with everything at once.
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by maebert 14y ago
Mistakes yes, but I think he got most of the core motifs right (on both the US and German side (I grew up in the latter)). With which points (concerning the US) to you disagree / which points to you find questionable (BRD)?
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by maebert 14y ago
The term "recognising" is a bit misleading here. Blindsight is in fact a very nice case where traditional cognitive science and AI paradigms suggesting a hierarchy of processing (bottom up of primal stimuli until they end up as meaningful c
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by maebert 14y ago
I think it's a bit more complicated, since mammals without consciousness (ouh, vague concepts ftw) still show immediate reaction to visual stimuli, where as patient TN and others can react and act upon to visual stimuli, although the tradit
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by maebert 14y ago
Ex-Neuroscientist here. Your explanation is quite accurate, though I believe they use a more modern variant called Diffusion Tensor Imaging. The idea of MRI is that you put the brain into a huge magnetic field, switch the magnet of and coun
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by maebert 14y ago
That would be new to me - people here have been able to feed in excess energy to the grid for more than two decades. The real problem however is that the traditional power suppliers are forced to pay users that _feed in_ a very lucrative am
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by maebert 14y ago
Hm, has anybody thought of QR codes containing javascript already?
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by maebert 14y ago
Bonus points for not just creating an image, but hiding the code steganographically in an existing image (ie only using the LSB of each pixel to hide code)!
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by maebert 14y ago
I'm actually very intrigued, I just booked a flight to Indonesia to spent a month or so hacking / designing for myself in Bali, but doing this with others sounds like a much better plan. Any details on the schedule yet?
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by maebert 14y ago
Launching early is always a good idea, and there's nothing like real customer's feedback to help you prioritize your quadzillion ideas. However, I strongly suggest you spend some time on copy and structure of your landing page - without rea
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by maebert 14y ago
Re 2) Hiring in Berlin is indeed difficult. There's a great influx of talented developers from southern Europe though, and as long as your employees come from within the EU hiring them is not a problem. Re 1) Not entirely true for startups
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by maebert 14y ago
Can't tell you that, but here's an interesting article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparisons_of_life-cycle_green... Basically, Greenhouse gas emission including construction, material acquisition, maintenance etc. per kWh im g CO2: S
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by maebert 14y ago
Maybe http://owncloud.org ? I don't think it supports playlists, though, but they're pretty open to pull requests (or merge requests, as they're on gitorious). Only downside is that it's written in PHP ;-)
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by maebert 14y ago
I respectfully disagree. Learning to read is a necessary skill where most of the world's information is written - but to be productive, to create, to contribute, you have to learn to write. Code is the same: whether that's a good thing or n
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by maebert 14y ago
And there I am, wishing the headline was "Dell Announces a Linux Laptop Developed for Designers" instead.
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by maebert 14y ago
Using a gyroscope and accelerometer one could possible stabilize the picture up to some extent. But really, the fun starts when there'll be a mini-Kinect in your phone to interact with the projection...
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by maebert 14y ago
Earlier today I found a website that said "Recommended Browser: Netscape Navigator 4.04 or newer", now this... Afraid to view the source, feels like I'm disturbing an archeological excavation site. "It belongs in a museum!"
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by maebert 14y ago
How? I can't make out any difference...
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by maebert 14y ago
Very nice indeed. Currently thinking about switching to jekyll... question though, aren't there SEO issues when you render all the content client-side?
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by maebert 14y ago
That's actually what is happening. A running gag / frequent banner text is that the "Future of Spain emigrates to Germany". In one town, the Mayor even subsidized free German oourses to his people ( http://www.spiegel.de/international/europ
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by maebert 14y ago
They could (well, there is an Pirate party, and it may even get above the magic 0.01% threshold...), but the major political players don't change much, and definitely not as rapidly as in Germany.

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