md224

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by md224 14y ago
The bottom line here is that almost everything has a cost. You can pay with money (App.net) or you can pay with freedom (Facebook / Twitter). Is there a third way besides pure charity?
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by md224 14y ago
As the creator of FuckItJS, I have unfortunately fallen short of my "$1,000,000.00 per week" goal
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by md224 14y ago
That's the thing though... I interpreted it as being a true statement, but one that cannot be "proven" to be true. I merely possess the strong belief that it is true. Is your argument that the statement could possibly be false? Otherwise we
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by md224 14y ago
Ah, but "true" and "proven true" are two different things! I'm sensing an epistemology thread developing...
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by md224 14y ago
Original Author here... for reasons I can't fathom, someone has created a Drupal module: http://drupal.org/project/fuckitjs
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FuckItJS: Dynamically Removes Errors From JS Code(github.com)
17 points by md224 14y ago|6 comments
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FuckItJS: Javascript Boilerplate for Error (Message) Free Code(github.com)
17 points by md224 14y ago|0 comments
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by md224 14y ago
http://jsmad.org
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Show HN: SynthJS - extending the Web Audio API (collaborators welcome)(github.com)
4 points by md224 14y ago|1 comments
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by md224 15y ago
Wasn't there a Backend-as-a-Service platform released recently for use with Backbone.js? Does anyone remember what that was? Seems like we're seeing a new wave of "front-end only" application frameworks coming out... EDIT: oh yeah, Backlift
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GitHub Style Guide: "Write new JS in CoffeeScript."(github.com)
22 points by md224 15y ago|1 comments
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by md224 15y ago
It's definitely bad UX. Curtis tries to brush away criticism with his claim that the "kudos" number is "an otherwise meaningless number," but this argument is fatally flawed. Plenty of things that human beings use for social signaling are,
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by md224 15y ago
This article might be a bit out of date... it appears the $ selector has been changed to an exclamation point: http://dev.w3.org/csswg/selectors4/#subject
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by md224 15y ago
Seconded! I love me some Piano Glitch, for real
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by md224 15y ago
Just wait until you discover Flexbox!
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by md224 15y ago
While I wouldn't go so far as to call him an "idiot," I do think he should be shifting his focus towards emergent phenomena on the Internet rather than a single silicon mind in a box. He's stuck in a 20th century perspective.
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by md224 15y ago
Anyone else check the source and notice they're importing jQuery twice?
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by md224 15y ago
Do you have any examples to back up this statement, other than people getting fired from their jobs for foolishly posting incriminating information online? It seems to me that most of the alarmist reactions to social media are based on comp
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by md224 15y ago
Or like a reporter writing about global warming while owning an automobile... Wait a second...
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by md224 15y ago
I'm kind of amazed at some of the completely unsympathetic responses on here and on the original article. There are two distinct issues I see here: 1) whether or not Moglen's tone/attitude was appropriate, and 2) if his arguments were valid
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by md224 15y ago
Great series. I wonder if he plans to cover NowJS?
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by md224 15y ago
I prefer to interpret the Singularity as the emergence of a fused global intelligence via the Internet and other networking technologies, rather than some high-powered AI in a box. I can't figure out why this isn't the dominant view.
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by md224 15y ago
Has anyone considered the idea that perhaps this "AI" has already arrived in the form of the collective intelligence of the Internet? That perhaps the "Singularity" is simply a shift of scope in terms of consciousness from the individual to
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by md224 15y ago
I've been using Rhapsody for a while and the selection is pretty solid.
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by md224 15y ago
Certainly... if I wanted to create an app where a user could play a virtual "instrument" via the computer keyboard, I would want to trigger a specific audio sample (e.g. a piano note or a drum hit) when the user presses a key. There are alr
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Ask HN: Has anyone developed a web API for sound samples?
7 points by md224 15y ago|5 comments