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   Turntable.fm shutting down - new "Turntable Live" introduced(blog.turntable.fm)

   98 points by phaedryx 13y ago|38 comments
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   This is worth a read: http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html Personally, when I play a game like Scribblenauts, where I can solve a problem in a variety of ways, I can't help but wish that there were advent
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   reminds me of: http://www.w3fools.com/
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   Interesting aside, it is made by Hersey in the United States: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitkat
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   Forget making perfect sense, what sense does this layout make at all? I expect columns to have similar properties. Why are <span> and <script> in the same column? What property is increasing as I go left to right and top to bott
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   I had the same question. (Also, I realize that you're asking about the linked HTML periodic table, not the periodic table of elements.)
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   In context, there are lots of acceptance test frameworks for ruby, e.g. cucumber, spinach, and turnip. Steak is great marketing. Why use cucumber when you could have steak?
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   I first started playing around with Lua here: http://repl.it/languages/Lua
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   by phaedryx 13y ago

   git, mercurial, and bazaar? Those dependencies give me pause.
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    This may interest you: http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    You forgot to add 1 to dt.getMonth(), because months index 0-11 :) (and be careful not to accidentally concatenate that 1 instead of add)
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    Adding Minitest Spec in Rails 4(blowmage.com)

    4 points by phaedryx 13y ago|0 comments
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    A popular alternative to rvm is rbenv: https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    If this were a screensaver, I'd never get anything done.
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    An MMORPG where everyone is playing a bard?
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    For kid-friendly minecraft videos I recommend Paul Soares Jr.: http://www.youtube.com/user/paulsoaresjr
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    by phaedryx 13y ago

    That was my first thought too: "huh, somebody converted all of the bootstrap javascript to coffeescript"
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    Ranked #1 by Forbes: http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2012/06/27/the-b...
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    My Favorite Interview(tadthorley.com)

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

    Not sure, but I think the solution in general is open textbooks, e.g.: http://utahopentextbooks.org/ With print-on-demand: https://www.createspace.com/Products/Book/#content6
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    I should have been more clear. I'm not saying to compare the number of results, but, rather, the things that people complain about with each language. I've been teaching myself Lua recently and I've found it to be a nice, consistent, small
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    Compare https://www.google.com/search?q=javascript+wtf vs. https://www.google.com/search?q=lua+wtf
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    I've been looking for a way to introduce my children to programming. I've been considering several different languages to start them on and Lua has turned out to be a great choice. My children both love minecraft and we've been writing prog
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    I would argue that rails is productive, but not easy if you are unfamiliar with its decisions/concepts.
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    Because of semicolon insertion, Allman-style braces are frowned upon. https://www.google.com/search?q=javascript+brace+style
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    This looks much more useful for trying out ember and understanding how it works than their "starter kit".
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    See: http://dribbble.com/
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    How about letting users mark their annotations as complete/in progress or letting them estimate, e.g. 50% complete, 80% complete, 100% complete; something I could filter against. (btw, awesome site)
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    I wish there were a way to see only completed annotations instead of all of them. (It looks like the "latest by others" section is almost entirely incomplete ones)
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    by phaedryx 14y ago

    Couple of noob questions: 1. Is the latest jQuery incompatible with Ember? 2. Why is underscore included?