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by mhansen 17y ago
Also in Chrome 5.0.322.2 dev
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by mhansen 17y ago
[citation needed]
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by mhansen 17y ago
Don't miss the reply from Devil Mountain Software in the comments: http://talkback.zdnet.com/5208-10532-0.html?forumID=1&th...
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by mhansen 17y ago
Could you elaborate on why you think it's bad?
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by mhansen 17y ago
If you've spent any amount of time at the Ars forums, you wouldn't refer to Peter as "clueless". Please explain, for the (majority?) of us who don't spend time at the Ars Forums
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by mhansen 17y ago
The proposal acknowledges that the current JS/V8 cannot really deliver on the original promise that all IO should be async. This is mainly because of awkward syntax in JS. The awkward syntax comes from the lack of native futures. Where do
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Fibonacci Flim-Flam(lhup.edu)
65 points by mhansen 17y ago|16 comments
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by mhansen 17y ago
Goddamn do I hate specs that try and write code in English. Specifications are for WHAT I have to implement, not HOW. For another offender, see ECMA-262, the Javascript specification.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Why do you think it seems less user friendly?
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by mhansen 17y ago
Really? You're changing your scripting habits based on gaining milliseconds?
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by mhansen 17y ago
Chrome's Web Inspector lets you take heap snapshots at different times. It won't give you a graph of memory usage, but it will let you monitor it at different times
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by mhansen 17y ago
Great idea, unintuitive interface... when you zoom in, the markers disappear until you hit the 'refresh markers' button.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Possibly using this trick to request the JSON friendlist of any user that surfaced a week ago? http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/4726/view-faceboo... [EDIT]: Looks like the data was scraped from publicly available profiles: http
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by mhansen 17y ago
Then what will happen to our banking system?
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Determine your risk-measuring ability (Risk Quotient)(projectionpoint.com)
1 points by mhansen 17y ago|0 comments
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by mhansen 17y ago
Screen has a hell of a learning curve. If you're a beginner to screen, consider byobu. It's a user-friendly wrapper around screen with intelligent defaults and a discoverable menu-based configuration system. It's also very pretty :) Screens
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by mhansen 17y ago
99% copy and paste? Sounds like you need some abstraction like a templating system.
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by mhansen 17y ago
User tests for this page? Or basecamp's page? This page looks complete without having to scroll down.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Editing the text of stylesheets: no. Editing style rules applied to elements: yes, you can do this. Select an element in the inspector, and you can click to edit its style rules.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Chrome has step through debugging. Check the 'Scripts' tab of the inspector
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by mhansen 17y ago
In Chrome, you can also use domain specific searches: start typing the domain name, and when autocomplete matches the domain, press tab, and the location bar becomes a site-specific search. e.g: ul <tab> <search terms>
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by mhansen 17y ago
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/Concerns/thimerosal/index.h... Thimerosal is a mercury-containing preservative used in some vaccines and other products since the 1930's. There is no convincing evidence of harm caused by the low doses of
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Hackers don't tinker because they got invited(smarterware.org)
2 points by mhansen 17y ago|0 comments
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[citation needed]
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by mhansen 17y ago
Companies using node.js: http://wiki.github.com/ry/node/
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by mhansen 17y ago
The eloquent javascript guy http://eloquentjavascript.net/chapter4.html
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by mhansen 17y ago
In Chrome, you can also use domain specific searches when they're better: start typing the domain name, and when autocomplete matches the domain, press tab, and the location bar becomes a site-specific search. e.g. when I'm searching for gu
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by mhansen 17y ago
It's a webkit bug - it won't load more than 200 iframes. http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=16184
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by mhansen 17y ago
Mr Hodder-Watt then undertook legal action, that resulted in Google acknowledging its legal responsibility to remove the offensive site. How does Google have a legal responsibility to remove a site from search results?
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by mhansen 17y ago
Now, can you guess the gender of the student involved? Anyone else guess female?

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