nrkn

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   Show HN: mojule.Color, a comprehensive javascript color class(github.com)

   2 points by nrkn 15y ago|0 comments
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Yeah the whole thing around that is a bit iffy, it was a compromise I made because it's a little fiddly on very small screens (my phone) and I didn't have time to think about it properly.
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Curious, as I didn't touch anything to do with cookies in the code. Perhaps browsers use the user setting for allowing cookies to also allow/disallow html5 localstorage, which the site does make use of.
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Thanks, I have a todo list longer than my arm, a lot of which is UX related. There simply wasn't time, I expected to run out of bytes before I ran out of time but it turns out that 10k is a lot when you throw in zip compression - especial
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   I actually had some transitions etc. but I found they made it feel slow on anything but a desktop machine
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Agreed. You're not the first person to say that.
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Hi there, not at the moment but I may be releasing something at some point depending on time etc., keep an eye on https://github.com/nrkn
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Thank you very much for your kind words. The paradigm that I have in mind is fundamentally different to how web dev tools are usually done. This is just a very rapid prototype of some of the most basic elements done rather crudely but I hop
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   by nrkn 15y ago

   Thanks, definitely agree on there being some issues. I would have liked to have spent more time on polishing it but I submitted it literally 1 minute before the deadline. There's a link to the mailing list on the app if you want to follow p
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    Show HN: A drag drop webpage builder in 10k HTML/JS/CSS(10k.aneventapart.com)

    69 points by nrkn 15y ago|17 comments
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Great idea. They should offer smaller bounties for texts that don't meet the criteria, but would with some work, proportionate to how much work needs to be done. Though it seems that just evaluating them requires considerable effort.
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    I hope they're not serious. Scanned it and realized they wrote the questions off the top of their head. Incorrectly. Question 5, Given the following code, what is the value of e.ID? Well, they're right that it won't compile, but not for the
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Would love one if somebody can Thanks jakevoytko
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Thanks. Still no luck, don't use Chrome day to day, and the original GreaseMonkey script that it's based on doesn't seem to work for me. Might give it a crack myself some time.
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    Ask HN: see link to hacker news commentary on source page

    1 points by nrkn 15y ago|2 comments
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Cool. The map preview didn't work for me (using a non-US address, Firefox 4.01, Win7), but the embed code etc. was fine.
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    I initially thought that it would be a game that took a thousand years to make :)
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    It's much more common practice in JavaScript. If you ever expect anyone else to have to deal with your code, it's nicer for them if you followed the conventions that most people are used to seeing.
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Plenty of flaws and mistaken assumptions in the other points too.
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    Psychology of rewards in web design(ui-patterns.com)

    1 points by nrkn 15y ago|0 comments
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Interesting you should post this, I just made a submission relating to my discovery of OEIS: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2496701
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    I go on a math adventure and get overwhelmed(math.stackexchange.com)

    3 points by nrkn 15y ago|0 comments
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    He mentions "small source size" competitions as one of the reasons for doing this and they all count the size of the raw js file, not the size of the gzipped file as sent by the server.
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Some dates are mislabled, but mostly OCR errors: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22internet%22&tbs=bks:1,...
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    by nrkn 15y ago

    Oh dear. This is like some kind of sick, twisted Rube Goldberg machine... Take entire text of Bram Stoker's Dracula Chunk into 123 parts Data URI encode each part Generate a TinyURL link for each data uri (thanks for having an API guys) Emb
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    by nrkn 16y ago

    Yes
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    by nrkn 16y ago

    User friendly accounting automation for the personal/SME space, localized for our country. Pulled down transactions from banks, credit card and other sources and did as much work as possible for you, generated a lot of the necessary paperwo
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    by nrkn 16y ago

    I feel I have to contribute a sob story from my younger days, which is peripherally related, but may have some relevance. This was back when applications were largely desktop based. 1.) See gap in market where the existing software is limit
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    Buttons Are a Hack(globalmoxie.com)

    1 points by nrkn 16y ago|0 comments
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    by nrkn 16y ago

    Everybody in my height/weight range looks much, much more overweight than I do. I must have heavy bones. Or the titanium part of my arm (destroyed original bone in a fall) was actually made of lead to save money and the surgeons lied to me.