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by mullr 14y ago
What's it for? If you can think of a reason to have it, then you should keep it.
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by mullr 14y ago
I like the typography. The fade effect needs to go. The color scheme on the maps page, while neat, doesn't make much sense to me in the context of the rest of the site.
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by mullr 14y ago
This is the same question I have. Memory usage is notoriously tricky to measure because of shared libraries and the like. So a simple figure like 95% doesn't end up meaning much at the end of the day. chrome://memory may be a good place to
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by mullr 14y ago
> I can't imagine this being played on any other instrument This is exactly my point! In the abstract the continuum doesn't have much to say, musically. Paired with this sound source and played by Jordan Rudress, it works. (Who also has
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by mullr 14y ago
I'm very suspicious of this and related products. The thing that's really great about all our acoustic musical instruments is that when you push on them, they push back . I don't mean this simply in the normal force sense. Consider a guita
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by mullr 14y ago
I wonder what the expected warrantee redemption rate is for these things, for all of them that fail. Say you had it for 5 years and it failed. If it was me, I'd just go out and buy another one. Perhaps a different brand, but I probably woul
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by mullr 14y ago
The Option/Maybe monad seems the way to do it. The null object pattern could also apply here, but you have to be pretty disciplined across your project to make it really work. Seems like the kind of thing you need language support for. Actu
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by mullr 14y ago
While neat, all the web audio stuff I've seen fundamentally relies on setTimeout() for sequence playback. This only works at all because the apis let you schedule playback events ahead of time, against their special high resolution timer. T
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by mullr 14y ago
The true perversion is that all the screen shots have the Solution Explorer docked to the righthand side of the window. It's hard to describe how fundamentally wrong that feels.
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by mullr 14y ago
Same here, since the Great Delicio.us Exodus. The really great thing about pinboard is its twitter integration: if I tweet a link, it gets automatically bookmarked for me with the tag 'twitter'.
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by mullr 14y ago
This is the correct rationale, and should be used to end every argument about naming conventions.
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by mullr 14y ago
Avro is useful because it also defines a container format which is easily splittable by Hadoop.
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Hacking Cisco Phones(youtube.com)
2 points by mullr 14y ago|0 comments
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by mullr 14y ago
Please fix your website so there aren't things moving in the background while I try to read what appeared to be some well-written text. I lasted about 5 seconds, and it's a shame.
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by mullr 14y ago
No, but the user looking at it has something better to do than watch the browser window flash white and then pop in again as the page loads and renders.
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by mullr 14y ago
100% agreed - that's what I learned to do in high school journalism class as well. But there's lots of stuff on the web, even that's considered news, that doesn't follow this format. Here's some first sentences from other Times articles: "T
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by mullr 14y ago
The product isn't for me. Hopefully there's someone who it is for. But the web page is fantastic - this is the first convincing, tasteful integration of video into page content that I've ever seen. Well done!
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by mullr 14y ago
http://code.google.com/p/gerrit/
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by mullr 14y ago
This is entirely content-free.
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by mullr 14y ago
Not an issue in practice with coffescript, due to various server- and client- side tooling. My current setup will actually recompile and refresh the browser for me whenever I save. Typescript should be just the same, workflow-wise.
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by mullr 14y ago
Might want to dial back the requested permissions on the manifest, you're asking for access to 'data on all websites' right now.
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by mullr 14y ago
Exactly. But this isn't the same as the scrollview bounce. Especially try doing a slow grab and letting go near the edge; the sudden artificial bounce is jarring and strange.
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by mullr 14y ago
The sidebar swipe animation needs some attention; they tried to add a cute little bounce at the end when the main panel slides in and out, but it just feels weird. Nothing else does that on iOS.
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by mullr 14y ago
I wonder where the data for these rankings comes from. Is it publicly available? It would be nice to have a dynamic ranker which prioritizes the things you care about.
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by mullr 14y ago
But a feed reader inside another program that IS changing does indeed require maintenance. Even just testing to make sure it still works isn't free. It also adds complexity to the user interface.
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Introduction to Kotlin: Making the Java Platform a Better Place(youtube.com)
1 points by mullr 14y ago|0 comments
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by mullr 14y ago
I haven't used the betas of the new version, but I'm not sure I would describe VS as particularly polished. It's better than Eclipse, but IDEA beats it handily. Even Xcode (newer versions) comes out in front, in its own XCode-y way. I actua
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by mullr 14y ago
This brings to mind google's warning re: the use of functional idioms in Java: http://code.google.com/p/guava-libraries/wiki/FunctionalExpl... Objective-C blocks make things smoother than Java, but it still feels to me like the language
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GitX (L): Open Source Mac OS X Git client(gitx.laullon.com)
3 points by mullr 14y ago|0 comments
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by mullr 14y ago
pinboard.in does this too, in addition to its regular bookmarking duties.

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