mnemonik

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Happy 2nd Birthday GitHub(github.com)
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ES5: Kangax details and browser info(ajaxian.com)
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Interviewed by Gabriel Weinberg [video](kalzumeus.com)
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Prototype 1.7 RC Sizzles…(ajaxian.com)
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Pthreads as a case study of good API design(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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April 1st Post Mortem(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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Small is beautiful: The design of Lua [video](stanford-online.stanford.edu)
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New Constructor VS Object.create(webreflection.blogspot.com)
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by mnemonik 17y ago
I will have to think about how to do this in a nice way. Right now everything is progressively enhanced, so even if you turn off JS, you can still use everything. That's why it hides it after-the-fact. Ideas?
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Can you give me an example or two of the sites that made the app hang? Thanks.
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by mnemonik 17y ago
That's a great idea! Thanks!
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Will do, Thanks!
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by mnemonik 17y ago
I think there are 2 main benefits: 1.) Maintainability. Promote re-use of selectors and organization of your css files. I find that CSS gets sloppy very quickly and there will be lots of non-DRY, redundant selectors, as well as legacy selec
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Identical from a CSS styling point of view or just multiple links to the same URL?
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Things like Yahoo's CSS reset? Right now you can click on the arrow next to a stylesheet's name to hide it. Would you want to be able to completely remove it from the results, rather than just hide it?
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Of the following, what would you prefer? * Ability to enter a sitemap that would be scanned * Abililty to enter multiple, representative URLs directly * Or your idea to automatically follow links N layers de
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Hmmm, you are right, it isn't working for http://inclojure.com/ (now with a www). I will look in to it right now, thanks for the feedback!
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by mnemonik 17y ago
No, it does not require a plugin. The other solutions to this problem that I have found _do_ require a plugin in the form of Firefox addons. This was my main motivation for creating the site; making it accessible from wherever I happen to b
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I halfway implemented traversing whole sitemaps, but never finished because the waits were getting so long that I would need to move away from django and towards something like twisted where I could incrementally up
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by mnemonik 17y ago
I built this because the only existing solutions to finding old legacy CSS that aren't being used anymore that I could find are Firefox plugins. Dust Me Selectors and CSS Usage being the two big ones. I found that I am often at a machine wi
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Ask HN: Review my app, UnusedCSS.com(unusedcss.com)
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A Retrospective on PAIP (1997)(norvig.com)
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Django-lawnchair(agmweb.ca)
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Simple Chart Of Embeddable Scripting Options In Erlang(erlanginside.com)
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Douglas Crockford Facts(crockfordfacts.com)
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Learning Javascript(agmweb.ca)
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by mnemonik 17y ago
Worth noting that, last I heard, CoffeeScript is using Zaach's Jison: http://zaa.ch/2o
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by mnemonik 17y ago
I have found squashing useful for merging a bug fix branch. Half of a bug fix does nobody any good.
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Functionally Solving Problems in Erlang(learnyousomeerlang.com)
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Programming languages don't have speeds(john.freml.in)
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