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17y ago
Augmented reality starts becoming more than just a pipe dream. Expect a lot more of this. P.S. Just went to ARdevcamp at Hacker Dojo last Saturday- it was a really exciting event. There were a lot more people than I expected, and lots of in
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Smooth Sexy Infinite Scroll w/jQuery Masonry
(desandro.com)
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17y ago
They should pull a foursquare ;-)
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17y ago
No problem.
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FlipBox: 3D Flippy Photo Gallery in JavaScript
(zachstronaut.com)
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Here's another good article on button design: http://www.getelastic.com/cta-size/
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You need a tagline. My first reaction was "what does this do? something about music?". Obviously with more effort I was able to figure it out. "Custom playlists in 3 steps" would do it. Also your "Generate Playlist" button doesn't immediate
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17y ago
A little slow, but beautiful. Worth it to see the bubbles in the background on mrspeaker's site.
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Copy text in JavaScript
(davidwalsh.name)
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17y ago
Didn't work for me, it seems like their streetview tilecache is broken. Then again, it could be a corporate firewall problem too.
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17y ago
Except he's circumventing the DRM in order to make fair-use backups.
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17y ago
I sent myself a love note. I can't wait to get it in the mail!
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17y ago
It's a shame the general public doesn't care about privacy. Even techies use AT&T despite their involvement with the NSA's secret spy program. [ source: http://news.cnet.com/AT38T-sued-over-NSA-spy-program/2100-10... ]
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17y ago
Not just possible, probable. There's a reason why most of them are called starving artists.
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17y ago
A close friend... he asked me not to use his name.
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This is not the first time a site has been shut down when an enthusiastic developer emailed Craig saying "Hey check out what I built!" ...nor will it be the last I suspect.
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17y ago
Like this? http://omnipotent.net/jquery.sparkline/
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17y ago
I think you meant: http://demo.chartwidget.com/
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17y ago
I'm a big fan of charts, and I'm glad to see someone made a good non-flash interactive chart solution.
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Highcharts: JavaScript Charts that don't suck
(highcharts.com)
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Make IE Behave (like a standards-compliant browser)
(dean.edwards.name)
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Did Scott Adams just watch minority report or something? The technology to automatically give people tickets for speeding already exists, yet it only is implemented in a few areas. I'm curious what other HN'ers think about this...
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17y ago
Sometimes it's all about finding a market.
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Hello World from V8
(dailyjs.com)
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17y ago
The Closure Compiler is the big news. As the article says, it turns your regular JavaScript code into compact, high-performance JavaScript code. This is some of the magic behind Google Maps, Gmail, and I assume Wave. This is a very big deal
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JSLitmus - lightweight ad-hoc JavaScript benchmark tests
(broofa.com)
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I have no idea what's going on.
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iVolve!
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While a totally valid word, probably wouldn't make sense like "iDea" (idea) to the masses.
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Blank Slate
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