olegp

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   by olegp 14y ago

   Couldn't find the email in your profile. Drop me a line at oleg at starthq com.
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   by olegp 14y ago

   I found that browserify tried to do too much by emulating Node within the browser so wrote JoinJS which just implements CommonJS modules without trying to parse the JS files: https://github.com/olegp/joinjs
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   by olegp 14y ago

   Shameless plug here but I'd say Common Node is pretty good: https://github.com/olegp/common-node - it lets you write your server using a synchronous style while retaining the low memory usage and quick start up speed of Node.js. For examp
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   by olegp 14y ago

   Success has many fathers ... although I guess it remains to be seen how much of a success Chrome OS turns out to be. I for one am rooting for it.
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   by olegp 14y ago

   Want to help out? :)
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   by olegp 14y ago

   I'm working on a similar extension that stores your settings on a server (see my other comment to this post) and was wondering: what are the main Spped Dial 2 features that you use?
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   by olegp 14y ago

   All desktop browsers (IE8 +) and iPads, mobile phone support is in the works.
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   by olegp 14y ago

   This is part of the reason I made https://starthq.com - a new tab replacement service.
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   by olegp 14y ago

   This would be very useful for the web app directory I'm building at https://starthq.com . At the moment I attempt to retrieve a higher resolution logo by pretending to be an iOS device via the User Agent header and pulling out the apple-t
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    by olegp 14y ago

    To merge them all into one: pdftk *.pdf cat output security-book.pdf Install pdftk with apt-get on Linux or via http://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/#download
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Direct link to the PDF of the full book linked to from the page: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/musicfiles/manuscripts/SEv1.p... I have to say that this is the only course book from Cambridge I've reread multiple times.
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    by olegp 14y ago

    How many of you actually use the browsers' new tab page thumbnail links as intended? I recently built https://starthq.com as a new tab replacement service, but very few of the users seem to use it as such.
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    by olegp 14y ago

    I ran into this issue as well when working on https://starthq.com The font file is loaded the first time any text using the font is displayed and I am using Font Awesome for the icons which are only visible when selecting a drop down menu
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    by olegp 14y ago

    You can also use fibers and make the code appear synchronous, which gives you the ability to use exceptions for error handling.
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Somebody please make a bookmarklet out of this.
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    by olegp 14y ago

    All I could find was this: http://shitryandahlsays.tumblr.com/ I don't see the problem with him saying what he thinks; heck I agree with most of his points.
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Hey Peter, looking great. You should release your REST API documentation so people could integrate from the server. Also, I'm already using SendGrid so ideally I would like for you to be able to use my existing email account, or better yet,
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    The story behind Rocky(youtube.com)

    1 points by olegp 14y ago|0 comments
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Looks great, but why do you need to have the ability to update my GitHub profile when signing up?
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    by olegp 14y ago

    I've written something similar in 150 lines of code, if anyone is interested: https://github.com/olegp/mcms
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    by olegp 14y ago

    If you don't like callbacks, you can wait until generators become available or use the likes of fibers today. I've implemented a number of synchronous CommonJS specs on top of Node using fibers ( https://github.com/olegp/common-node ), whic
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    by olegp 14y ago

    If you prefer synchronous server side JavaScript, I would recommend also checking out Stick, a CommonJS compatible Sinatra like framework that can also be used from CoffeeScript: https://github.com/olegp/stick
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Helsinki, Finland. Full time. http://www.mobilebackstage.com Looking for a front-end developer, ideally with some knowledge of Java. jobs@mobilebackstage.com
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    Biggest science prize takes web tycoon from social networks to string theory(guardian.co.uk)

    1 points by olegp 14y ago|0 comments
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    Perspective - 2D/3D puzzle platformer(seewithperspective.com)

    219 points by olegp 14y ago|42 comments
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    by olegp 14y ago

    I wrote a very simple one called MCMS that runs on Node.js and RingoJS (Rhino on the JVM): https://github.com/olegp/mcms
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Mobile Backstage (Helsinki, Finland) Looking for a web developer with Java, MySQL experience & interest in infrastructure and cutting edge technologies such as server side JavaScript. http://www.mobilebackstage.com/server_programmer.ph
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    by olegp 14y ago

    It's server side JavaScript with an option to proxy to the browser if needed.
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    by olegp 14y ago

    Have you considered using plain coffee-script with node-fibers instead? It might also be worth looking into Common Node ( https://github.com/olegp/common-node ) that I'm working on which provides a higher level abstraction: https://gist.gi
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    by olegp 14y ago

    I have written something similar in JavaScript: https://github.com/olegp/restwrapper