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by nirs 19y ago
Thats life - you want to be the first one to use a technology, you pay more and get less. The next version will be always chipper and better. Apple is known to try a higher price on first releases. Thats why I never buy the first release of
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by nirs 19y ago
Same here. I don't have any idea what is your site, and if I would visit it by accident I would not even see the page, because the page loaded too slow.
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by nirs 19y ago
The iPhone crack was cracked?!
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by nirs 19y ago
MoinMoin is extensible and modular system. You can replace almost any part of the system by installing a plugin. It is the best system for a typical wiki hosted on your server, if you like to extend and customize the system, and you happen
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by nirs 19y ago
This beta is amusing - while he talk about perfectionism, he is releasing a beta with severe XSS issues.
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by nirs 19y ago
Nice! We use similar technic with hpy - you type in Hebrew Python http://nirs.freeshell.org/code/hpy/ , then each line is translated to Python and executed. How do create more fancy links here?
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by nirs 19y ago
Looks a lot like infogami, just more broken :-)
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Safe from the Losing Fight: A day in the life of a software engineer(losingfight.com)
2 points by nirs 19y ago|0 comments
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What's wrong with 1975 programming?(varnish.projects.linpro.no)
3 points by nirs 19y ago|0 comments
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Google Research Publication: Evaluating Similarity Measures(labs.google.com)
10 points by nirs 19y ago|1 comments
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by nirs 19y ago
The problem is that each vote change the number of points, so if you happen to be the first down-voter, it will become zero. But if another user up-voted the same item just before you, then your vote change nothing. I seems that reddit solv
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by nirs 19y ago
You mean down-voting past 1 points? Why it add bias for future readers? I also don't see why you need to reward the community. The right to down vote is not different from the right to up vote, and any user should have it. Up vote is simpl
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by nirs 19y ago
It is. When you make a mistake, you should be able to fix it, and there is no reason to prevent this.
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by nirs 19y ago
10-15 lines would be nice.
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by nirs 19y ago
Undo for voting, see reddit implementation.
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by nirs 19y ago
Use black text color for author comment text, the current gray is hard to read.
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by nirs 19y ago
100% font size for body text, relative size for other text. A user should get his preferred font size set in the browser.
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by nirs 19y ago
Vote down for any user, because it more useful to vote down, and for ranking it does not matter how a link count is reached, by voting down or up.
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by nirs 19y ago
GreaseMonky does not seems to work with Safari. If the site used 100% font size, everyone would just get their preferred font size.
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by nirs 19y ago
I think it is a great idea that a human editor is involved, and site content being edited. A similar process happen on a good wiki, and I always enjoy when my prose is translated to English behind my back :-)
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by nirs 19y ago
The amount of AJAX is indeed very little, actually zero :-)
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by nirs 19y ago
There a stupid bug - after you vote, the arrow is hidden, but it will accept clicks :-) So you can continue to upvote many times, and the score text updates. When you refresh, the actual vote is restored. Tested with Safari 419.3.
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by nirs 20y ago
So you agree with me - this is a better product :-)
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by nirs 20y ago
Better product, higher price?
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by nirs 20y ago
Just ignore, I was trying the bookmarklet. Seems that there is no delete here.