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by miniatureape 11y ago
Reminds me of: http://tomgerhardt.com/fireLight/
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by miniatureape 11y ago
100% safety is pretty difficult, but take a look at the tool described here starting at slide 60, http://talks.desp.in/fronteers2014 It's fairly easy to roll your own version of this and do analysis.
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by miniatureape 12y ago
You might like: http://foundmagazine.com/
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by miniatureape 13y ago
Google is a money company. They'll do what they can to make money.
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by miniatureape 13y ago
This is amazing. Is it possible to create a sphere?
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by miniatureape 13y ago
My brother did something similar a number of years ago. http://whaleycopter.blogspot.com/2007/09/project-jteg-compre... It's interesting to see the same ideas pop-up over and over again. (Note the patent-pend
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by miniatureape 13y ago
Some graphics cards won't work. For me, it worked great. Until it crashed my entire browser.
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by miniatureape 13y ago
In some browsers, removing the ability to zoom removes the 300ms delay that the click event has before it fires. You can use 'touchend,' but in certain cases this causes another set of bugs because the click event follows anyway. To fix thi
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by miniatureape 14y ago
Some of my wife's projects have been featured on Cable TV shows and in large national magazines (Food and Wine, Brides magazine, Martha Stewart). The amount of traffic she got from these was minuscule in comparison to popular online sources
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by miniatureape 14y ago
You can get a lot of this by using Chrome's Users feature. This allows you to switch between user accounts and have clean, extensionless sessions.
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by miniatureape 14y ago
The presentation doesn't bother me much, but the argument doesn't make much sense. > Asking web designers, bloggers, and non-techies to create multiple versions of their images in order to appease every Android, iOS device and desktop b
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by miniatureape 14y ago
It's a great idea and I hope the term "publishers" isn't limited to businesses. I always wanted a little service like this I could ask questions to: "I parked my car at the corner of Housten and Orchard, can someone confirm I don't have any
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by miniatureape 14y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to give each sentence it's own line, and use double linefeeds to demarcate paragraphs? It would make diffs much easier to read.
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by miniatureape 14y ago
I agree. Maybe send me an email in the morning that asks me a few questions and let me reply with my answers or something. Or make a "homepage" view that I can set to my new tab screen. Each time I open a new tab I can one and only one ques
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by miniatureape 14y ago
vim clutch? https://github.com/alevchuk/vim-clutch
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by miniatureape 14y ago
I like to keep a todo list with time estimates next to each item. In the morning, pick one you'll have plenty of time to finish. Work on it, commit it and go off to work. It's a long game, but it works.
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by miniatureape 14y ago
There aren't any docs yet according to the article, but this is almost definitely an un-standardized meta tag or something. For mobile devs, it removes some (boilerplate) code and standardizes the user experience, which is good. My only hop
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by miniatureape 14y ago
Is it really fixed in ICS? Last time I tried my test case with my ICS phone it was still happening. Further, the iPhone wasn't exhibiting the ghost click behavior. I really wish Google would make the Android browser blow mobile Safari out o
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by miniatureape 14y ago
I didn't see it in the post, but does anyone know if these were current passwords (as of this post)? I use a unique password for linked-in, but some number of months ago I used a password I shared with another site. Wondering if I need to c
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by miniatureape 14y ago
I use keepass too. I keep my database in dropbox and use the android dropbox and keepass clients on my android. Logging into an app or website involves opening dropbox, clicking on the database[1], entering my password, choosing the site, a
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by miniatureape 14y ago
I've always wondered if it were preferable to have some more formal legal language to remove ambiguities. Would writing laws or parts of laws as 'programs' help cut out loop holes in say, tax law?
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by miniatureape 14y ago
Of course, these should be saved in JTEG format. http://whaleycopter.blogspot.com/2007/09/project-jteg-compre...
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by miniatureape 15y ago
> but isn't "stepping it up" exactly what remote debugging (and the new chrome) is? Yes, which is why I said it's long past due.
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by miniatureape 15y ago
The remote debugging is long past due. If google wants to push the mobile web and Android they need to step it up. Their browser is awful compared to the iphone's and the tooling isn't there. It's a place Android could really excel and, as
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by miniatureape 15y ago
Not really if you're considering billable rates. A senior designer or a junior engineer could easily bill for $200. And remember, its an average. Get a principal or an architect in the room and you've got some people who might bill at, I do
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by miniatureape 15y ago
Nice. I made a version of this a while back when I worked at a design firm and meetings went way too long: http://hurryupplease.com/
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by miniatureape 15y ago
> Deletion forces you to rewrite the items on a new piece of paper often. I find this one of the best features of a paper system. Every time you copy it over, you reevaluate your items.
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by miniatureape 15y ago
> Many R books are organized like a statistical text. Can anybody suggest one of these? I'd like to learn statistics and I find playing with a language is a great way to learn a domain.
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by miniatureape 15y ago
Neat. This design team has been thinking about this for five years.[1] Personally, I think if the printing doesn't smudge, prints at the speed it shows in the video and isn't cancerous[2] I'd love to have one. Aside from functional differen
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by miniatureape 15y ago
Imagine if you could see the process of someone writing a HN comment, or see stats such as how long they took to write it or how many edits they made. I made a simple little visualization a while back when I was interested in this: http://

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