nickpresta

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by nickpresta 13y ago
Responded in the ticket, but yeah, totally your call (obviously :D)
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by nickpresta 13y ago
The bit about exceptions, using a comma instead of as, should just be left out. I don't imagine anyone starting out today is using Python < 2.6, and having both in the document is confusing.
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by nickpresta 13y ago
Looks pretty interesting. I like the embedded use. I submitted a PR to enhance your software: https://github.com/HouzuoGuo/tiedot/pull/6
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by nickpresta 13y ago
You're more than likely using the Android Marketplace, with a Google account, with credit card details associated. What don't you trust? In general, apps that "phone home" suck, but let's not lump GA or crash report
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by nickpresta 13y ago
I like Homebrew as well and I don't want to detract from how awesome it is, but dpkg + aptitude is much better in my opinion and I find I actually miss aptitude on OSX.
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by nickpresta 13y ago
(I know what Gorilla is, I've contributed to it :D) The OP, to which I was replying, said: "see the gorilla test which is a Go framework." I asked about the Gorilla benchmark itself, since OP seemed to say that adding something like Gorilla
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by nickpresta 13y ago
Where are the Gorilla benchmarks? I only see raw Go for all 4 benchmarks.
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by nickpresta 13y ago
I disagree with your use of named returned values for something like that. https://plus.google.com/106356964679457436995/posts/LmnDfgeh... EDIT: Sorry, let me explain (I'm not an asshole, really!). I disagree with using named returned for
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Full disclosure: I work at Wave, but not on Payroll. Wave does Payroll in US and Canada: https://www.waveapps.com/payroll/ Our support team would be more than happy to answer any questions you or anyone might have: https://support.waveap
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Wave Debuts Free Receipt Scanning on Mobile and Web(techcrunch.com)
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by nickpresta 14y ago
I have my name, my email address, and an alternate land line phone number with an answering machine.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
My story is almost the same as yours - I lost him in my last year, not my first year post-graduation. There isn't a day that goes by where I don't think about him, or miss him. However, I notice a lot now, almost 2 years later, that some of
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Heh. Our solutions came out very similar. I clearly did something wrong, as I thought backreferences didn't work in Go's Regexp package. Oh well. I'll remember for next time. https://github.com/nickpresta/nurblizer
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Here is my submission (written in standard Go): http://nurble.nickpresta.ca/ Source is available here: https://github.com/NickPresta/nurblizer There are some minor differences (due to Go lacking backreferences with it's Regexp package,
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by nickpresta 14y ago
It just seems the list page is slow. I can open up documents directly and they load instantly as normal. shrug
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Such as?
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by nickpresta 14y ago
http://caniuse.com/#compare=firefox+21,chrome+27 I'm not sure how they're calculating 87% -- do unknowns count towards supported? It looks like, from that list, that Chrome supports more.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Chrome Beta (26.0.1410.29) on Nexus 4 (Android 4.2.1) gets about 18 - 22 FPS: http://i.imgur.com/KUEx3uD.png
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Retina MBP with 16GB of RAM. All system updates, Chrome Dev Channel.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
A solid 60fps here with the GUI hidden. http://i.imgur.com/F04X6D8.jpg
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by nickpresta 14y ago
> You can't just copy over a folder (or file) and call it a day ... Yes, yes you can.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Full disclosure: I work on the team that implemented this feature. On Wave Invoices [1] we try to make it ridiculously easy for people to get paid. As such, we have a very select number of fields that are mandatory and don't require things
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by nickpresta 14y ago
There seems to be some escaped HTML in your header text: http://i.imgur.com/RG5bBDp.png
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Kindle, not available in their country, etc.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
LBE Privacy Guard is only for rooted phones - i.e. most users won't have it.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
The apps that I have experience with have all been no-cost. I don't know what an IAP is, so I can't comment. :-) edit: Thanks to Samuel for the explanation. No, I don't have experience with IAP.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
I've published an app to the Mozilla Marketplace and for the most part, it just work. As for the manifest file, you can get by with as little as: { "name":"Example", "developer": { "name":"Developer", "url":"https://
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Pushing files is interesting, but addresses, notes, and lists are easily done already. Pushing an address: 1. Search address on Google Maps 2. Open up Maps on Android 3. Click on "My Places" from dropdown menu 4. Swipe to Recent Pushing not
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Android since version 4.0 has the ability to natively take a screenshot. Hold the Volume Down + Power button and you should see a little camera flash and a notification about your screenshot.
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by nickpresta 14y ago
Which homescreen integration would that be? With the exception of having the chrome (URL bar) hidden by default, Android can add webpages to the homescreen and treat the tile like a native app, already. It isn't so much that we should be ab

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