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piranha
15y ago
What I do is Makefile compiling templates to separate js files for development and for production I combine them using the module system which makes sense - in different projects I had stitch, ender.js and AMD (require.js & seajs).
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WebRTC and the File API: web browser is now a virtualized OS
(carcaddar.blogspot.com)
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piranha
15y ago
If anyone is interested - it's built with CoffeeScript, Backbone.js, Ender and GNU Make.
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Show HN: Showkr - minimal embeddable Flickr viewer
(showkr.org)
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That's a bit different, Python without `with` does the same, but that's just property of garbage collector in this case.
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> Unlike Facebook connect, however, there is a specific plan to move this process off Mozilla's servers and onto your browser and your web frameworks. Hm, how would this work? I mean right now I already have account in Mozilla BrowserID
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15y ago
Cycript definitely looks very interesting. :) I could just put nice JS api on top of ObjC calls, which makes it just perfect for writing apps. :)
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Hey, I'm from Ukraine and I thought that should be my option! :)
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ClojureScript uses Closure Tools: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Google-Closure
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15y ago
There is a problem with sorting - iTunes has option to mark an album as 'compilation', so that it'll combine it anyway even if it has a lot of artists. Can't find anything like this in Enqueue.
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15y ago
It's 9 years old, which is more than 5 years.
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15y ago
Or JavaScript, that would work as well.
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15y ago
Ah, I somehow missed the most active repository then. Sorry.
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15y ago
What I really like about OS X is that almost all text controls in system use old Unix shortcuts for moving around text (same as Emacs is using), so you might just learn them: ⌃a, ⌃e, ⌘<, ⌘> for line/document begin/end respectively.
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15y ago
"Almost discontinued extensible editor". :(
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15y ago
I know what it implements, but it could be much more. :P There were few different implementations of talk which had mentioned improvements (not all of them in the same time though).
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15y ago
Do you take feature requests? If yes, then I would like to have: - ability to have multi-user chat (side-by-side rather then one under another) - ability to remove arbitrary symbols - ability to highlight (when you select some text, it's
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15y ago
This is one of the reasons I'm happy to be Emacs and OS X user at the same time. Most of system input fields support main Emacs' shortcuts.
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15y ago
Have you got yours? If I go to 'my account' there it says 'unable to process order'.
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15y ago
For #5 you usually have some database setup/teardown stage, where you create (or destroy) new testing database and setup all the stuff you need. This is pretty hard to do with pl/sql.
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15y ago
import string; string.digits, string.lowercase, string.uppercase, string.hexdigits, string.ascii_
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Lua/APR - proper standard library for Lua
(peterodding.com)
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CSS 1K contest
(css1k.com)
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15y ago
python-markdown is in no way port of perl version. It's complete parser which can be extended and so on. But python-markdown2 is port of perl version, based on regexps instead of being real parser.
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A Verified Email Protocol for the Browser
(open-mike.org)
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Eh, command line output is a bit weird. Still, trying to get it work in Emacs... :)
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Ah, right, GPU. Here: http://www.fudzilla.com/mobiles/item/21816-qualcomm-official... > ... comes paired up with Adreno 220 GPU ...
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> But they don't mention RAM or cpu. How's saying that it's 1.2 ghz cpu is not mentioning cpu? As for RAM, Wikipedia page says it'll have 1 gb.
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New Ubuntu switched to KVM. They don't even supply kernels for Xen now.
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15y ago
I wonder if it's possible to get this old image of Cacodemon and make bigger nice one with that technology of depixelization which was on front page yesterday (or was it two days ago?).
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