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maxmcd
13y ago
Never thought I'd be sharing an A-Trak video on HN, but there's a nice implementation of these in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GbYR5Aud4Y
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13y ago
Worth noting that the chrome emulator now properly renders the correct pixel ratio making it significantly more useful.
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13y ago
Hah, seriously, repackaged Hershey's. Interesting about Leonidas, I'll have to check that out.
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13y ago
I live in nyc as well. Neuhaus isn't bad. They import directly, have locations in GC and a few other places. $30 for a pretty large box. Cheaper than airfare. :)
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13y ago
Yeah. I grew up in Belgium and moved back to the US when I was still young. It's always been difficulty for me to take the chocolate here seriously.
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13y ago
The homepage has no JS other than analytics and cloudflare, and css/html is super clean. Quite a nice departure from the typical bootstrap+jquery combo.
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13y ago
farting magic numbers like this: https://github.com/maxmcd/FlappyBird/blob/master/index.html#... :)
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13y ago
Here's a better alternative with almost identical physics to the original game: http://maxmcd.com/fb
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13y ago
nice catch, fixed
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13y ago
This is default Rails form functionality.
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13y ago
The divide between "red" and "blue" is not geographically consistent. The general political views of both groups are similar. They're not in active conflict at the moment.
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13y ago
Looks like a pretty widespread outage: https://twitter.com/search?q=gmail&src=typd&f=realtime
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13y ago
They own Google search. Bloggers can decide if that means they own the internet.
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13y ago
google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:H8-USbN...
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13y ago
I would work on a more uniform color scheme. Also, more repetitive design elements. The random dashed border buttons, and other inconsistencies aren't helping with consistent UX and are a little jarring.
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13y ago
Ok, the graph animation is cool, an actually helps give a sense of scale, but after 2-3 searches it gets incredibly tedious. Apologies if there's some kind of skip functionality that I'm missing.
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13y ago
https://brokerage-static.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/robinhood/l...
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13y ago
"Want to see if your users are opening their emails? Pay to display your message in gmail's promotions tab."
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13y ago
If a human is spending the time to pilot the package back and forth would this really provide much of a benefit?
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13y ago
Corrosion might be a greater concern.
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13y ago
Couldn't they just require the name/address to match for all cards? Including the one you used to pay for the device?
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13y ago
The full list of chemicals can be found in the final section of that PDF, excluding the 8 additional mentioned in the Kickstarter.
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13y ago
If large scale civil engineering projects were not muddled by politics, contracts, and bidding wars, I imagine that wouldn't be the case. So in an abstract since, and in a world where engineers are the only ones involved in constructio
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13y ago
Neil Strauss's "The Game" is what cemented my nagative views about PUA's
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13y ago
Changing the content of the textarea with the inspector doesn't affect the final tweet text sadly. Just tested.
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13y ago
Whoops, thank you
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13y ago
>>The new fiber network would offer free Internet access of 2Mbps to 5Mbps (possibly subsidized by advertising) and paid tiers of up to a gigabit. Subsidized by advertising? The only way I can think of doing this is by injecting ads i
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13y ago
http://files.wymeditor.org/wymeditor-1.0.0b2/examples/
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13y ago
Yes, and isn't that change usually attributed to types of IQ test questions becoming outdated and part of popular knowledge? Attributing any change in IQ tests to a more intelligent population seems dubious at best. Any chance you have
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13y ago
Can you really credit Microsoft with software running on production lines, and in hospitals, ambulances, etc..? Isn't that more of a result of market share?
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