nirmal

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   by nirmal 18y ago

   Messages placed along the right side of the screen appear off the edge of the page and therefore create a scroll bar at the bottom of the screen.
2. 422.▲
   by nirmal 18y ago

   It just seems like <code> or <pre> tags would be appropriate.
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   by nirmal 18y ago

   Is it just me or is it odd that there are "Figures" which are blocks of text? See page 2.
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   by nirmal 18y ago

   I can see this being useful if you have shortcuts to your bookmarks. At least it's not another combination of FF Extension + SIMBL package to do things cross browser. In Safari use Command+N to trigger the Nth bookmark in your toolbar. Good
5. 425.▲
   by nirmal 18y ago

   What's the rational behind having some of the mockup bits be resizable and others fixed? The calendar and button bar are fixed while individual buttons are resizable.
6. 426.▲
   by nirmal 18y ago

   I have only successfully used code folding when I write HTML. It's nice to finish a section of the page and close it and forget about it. I never use it for CSS though. I can never remember where that margin or padding is being added from :
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   by nirmal 18y ago

   I remember one day sitting around with my friend Matt when Kaku was on a television program talking about how the unifying equation would be 1-inch long. Without a moment's hesitation, Matt turned me and said, "If it's not he can just use a
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   by nirmal 18y ago

   I believe it's the Micro Optical SV-6. Although the company site seems to be something else. I believe they are now in the business of making those HUDs for ipods (ala MyVu).
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   by nirmal 18y ago

   Focusing images with displays close to the eyes has always been an issue. My advisor, Thad Starner, has been wearing a heads up display that clips onto his glasses for 10+ years. His has the ability to move the image farther or closer so he
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    Official Google Mobile Blog: Google Talk for the iPhone(googlemobile.blogspot.com)

    6 points by nirmal 18y ago|0 comments
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    I was just thinking how nice it would be to see these sorts of graphs in academic papers. Most papers already have the habit of including stdev in () next to means but it would be nice to see these sorts of graphs for things like learning c
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    Cool, one of these days I will have a computer with IE :).
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    http://www.willarson.com/code/sparklines/sparklines.html This library seems more feature-full. It works in Safari.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    John Resig had a JS library for making these dynamically using the Canvas element. The project page is: http://ejohn.org/projects/jspark/ It doesn't seem to work in Safari 2 though. Looks fine in FF2.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    The software stack was developed long before Android was around. There's a good graphic describing the software here: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Category:Software I believe the are enabling android to run "beside" their stack.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    I used to be a hardcore linux user, then I got a Macbook. But I got the Macbook for aesthetics. I still run a VM for Ubuntu and use it for most of my development that involves any form of compiling.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    I'm so glad they turned that from a 2 click find to a 1 click...
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    Google Should Deliver Its YouTube Data to Viacom in Paper Form(techcrunch.com)

    11 points by nirmal 18y ago|3 comments
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    If you're a Safari user, select the text of the link and Ctrl+Click to select "Go To Address".
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    While it sucks that it's still locked to AT&T, it may help the process of hacking get underway sooner.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    My guess would be that they use nested iFrames. It would be similar to the Google Data APIs.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    So this is just a better framework on top of HTTP Bind? It's not true sockets because I still can't open up many simultaneous connections. The max-persistent-connections-per-server was what always annoyed me when it came to using this type
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    The tumblr bookmarklet seems to require some manual manipulation if you want to order content in the order it was presented on the page you are bookmarking. I hope that the posterous bookmarklet is good at keeping the layout of the things I
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    Maybe the SearchYC guys have the data logging tools to make this necessary. This could probably be implemented as a greasemonkey script. This would be much easier if the exact timestamp of the comment was available in the source of the site
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    I'm glad someone else saw it. I thought it was one of my Greasekit scripts.
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    maybe the right formula is actually cat email_attachments | tumblr > posterous
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    thank you :)
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    Posterous = tumblr + email attachments ?(posterous.com)

    6 points by nirmal 18y ago|5 comments
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    I think most of these concerns can be addressed with regexs. Maybe the title should be, "Why can't website form designers be more intelligent?"
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    by nirmal 18y ago

    UPDATE: Posted Yet is now using the Digg api to find stories that it hasn't encountered using it's crawler. It caches to limit hits to the digg api.