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by omeid2 12y ago
Soon? try Safari on iOS 6 or later.
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by omeid2 12y ago
I am not sure how is that suppose to work, but with Slurp, I use ace for html [0] and gcss for css[1]. You can find their bindings here: https://github.com/slurp-contrib I haven't got the time to put these in the docs
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Show HN: Gulp.js-like build system in Go(github.com)
5 points by omeid2 12y ago|2 comments
724.
by omeid2 12y ago
Gulp[0] is a better grunt alternative for Grunt. It is based on streams and has a very simple API. [0]: http://gulpjs.com
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by omeid2 12y ago
Not only this is common all around the world but it is also "ordered" correctly. dd/mm/yyyy (smallest, middle, largest) makes a lot more sense than mm/dd/yyyy (middle, smallest, largest).
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IRS: You Have No Right to Email Privacy(aclu.org)
5 points by omeid2 12y ago|0 comments
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Express.js-like Go middleware in 40 LOC(gist.github.com)
2 points by omeid2 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Filesystem based Key-Object in Go(github.com)
4 points by omeid2 12y ago|0 comments
729.
by omeid2 12y ago
> possums/rabbits/stoats/australians Australians. Huh?
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'Autocomplete' for programmers(phys.org)
2 points by omeid2 12y ago|0 comments
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by omeid2 12y ago
Peopling gathering and protesting before decision makers with the expectation of change isn't something new, every protest is a little revolution, and they go back as far as history. So giving people a personal issue to protest can be
732.
by omeid2 12y ago
I am actually still going back and forth between chrome and firefox and it's design was something that was holding me back, specially in a stacking window. Now looking at this I looked through themes and found Simple White[1] something
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by omeid2 12y ago
Care to elaborate please? I am honestly trying to understand what is comical about it? Is it the assumption about public opinion inaccurate or the point about government hierarchy?
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by omeid2 12y ago
If you know computer programming in general and have a good grasp of HTML, I don't think your problem with making reasonably good looking websites is mainly because of CSS. Some quirks and hacks aside CSS is an extremely simple languag
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Ask HN: Why IPsec isn't already the “norm”?
5 points by omeid2 12y ago|4 comments
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by omeid2 12y ago
If an investor has problem trusting Github, they will probably won't trust anyone with their money anyway.
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by omeid2 12y ago
Mars at 54.6 million km compared to moon at merely ~0.4 million km is about 135 times further away and considering the amount of on-board supply and resources, a trip to Mars is on whole another level. Going for a 10 meter dive isn't a
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by omeid2 12y ago
Disclaimer: I am writing this form a Linux machine that I use for web development. Fedora, lightdm, i3wm, i3status, dmenu. Despite being a big fan of opensource and how much I love Linux I think a OSx machine is far more productive, for the
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by omeid2 13y ago
While Apple is a great company and I do appreciate their taste and positive influence on quality of everyday gadgets. A multinational corporation who has a very dark history of underpaid and to a point almost slave workers, abuse of patent
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by omeid2 13y ago
False dichotomy. Master/Slave is not exactly same as Master/Client. You can have a Master Unit with replicating or horizontally scaling Slaves and often the very same Master Unit is also a Server to one or multiple type of Clients
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by omeid2 13y ago
I think it is a question of complexity, for simple Apps HTML5 is definitely the way to go, easy to iterate, more freedom and prospect of being around (no chance of being pushed out of business for some vague policy issue -- App Store reject
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by omeid2 13y ago
Well, here are my top 10: MIT scientist captures 90,000 hours of video of Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack. What Every C Programmer Should Know About Fitness is a straight-up Ponzi scheme Name.com hijacks non-existent subdomains
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by omeid2 13y ago
Someone needs (better ?) caching.
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by omeid2 13y ago
Someone please bind the Go Net and IO and there you have a Node.js-esque-Go-Hybrid. Not serious. haha.
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by omeid2 13y ago
I hate to be that guy, but you're using IE. On a serious note, you can't really blame people for not supporting a browser that needs hack for every single version. Related: http://www.paulirish.com/2011/browse
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by omeid2 13y ago
I get 60+ for both chromium (Version 27.0.1453.93 Built from source for Fedora release 19) with Hardware acceleration disabled Firefox (25.0-3.fc19.x86_64) with GPU Accelerated Windows: 0/1 Basic. System: Dual Graphic:
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by omeid2 13y ago
I am not offended, but quite bluntly I don't see any 'work' that has gone into this project, it is basically the incidents that happened in reddit (/Askreddit, was the pizza case?) behind Bootstrap with very little conte
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by omeid2 13y ago
> [231 points] Show /hn/: I ripped off an existing product and added Bootstrap to it. Edit: that is from "What 4chan thinks about HN": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6747373
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by omeid2 13y ago
Related: http://kenkeiter.com/skeuocard/ I think I saw this on hackernews a while ago.