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by pothibo 13y ago
> Why are there only 3 points in each graph when there are five items in JSONdata? I can't figure it out. Well this was a sneaky bug: There's an extra space at the end of the date in JSONData's last 2 elements(in the examp
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by pothibo 13y ago
I'm glad you liked it, I believe d3.js can feel foreign since the separation between accessors and objects is really not obvious. Everything looks functional until you dig in the source and realize that you are actually manipulating ob
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D3.js: How to handle dynamic JSON Data(pothibo.com)
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Sessions and cookies in Ruby on rails(pothibo.com)
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by pothibo 13y ago
Nice article! One more important reason why to use class instead of tags: CSS rules are read from right to left. That means the browser will first gather all the h[1-6] and then it will filter the headers down with the other rules from ther
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by pothibo 13y ago
Isn't the article a duplicate of another site that made it to the frontpage yesterday? (Sorry can't remember the name of the site. I think it was a tumblr post)
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Key selector is the most important one in CSS(csswizardry.com)
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Nebraska’s attorney general has declared war on patent trolls(washingtonpost.com)
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by pothibo 13y ago
The decomposition of ActiveRecord Object is not bad. I don't like class like UserAuthentication and AbandonedTrialQuery. I would rather have something like. #app/models/user/query.rb class User module Scopes #my
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by pothibo 13y ago
You had another picture that showed where she worked? Used LinkedIn and company's webpage (Some company list their employee) to narrow it down to a few people. Or send a message to a coworker on linkedin whatever looking for informatio
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Ikea prototype a shelter that can be built in 4 hours. Without tools.(telegraph.co.uk)
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Gravity variations over Earth is bigger than initially thought(sciencedaily.com)
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How I started testing my rails projects(pothibo.com)
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by pothibo 13y ago
Obviously his theory is being challenged and there might be some valid reason why it is. I'm not an expert in that field. The guy saying Lustig is "wrong" was just full of it and I called him on that.
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by pothibo 13y ago
I'm appalled by your lack of judgment. You dismiss the recording of a university class made by a Ph.D in Endocrinology that worked for 20+ years against the whole industry (which shows resilience and belief). On the other hand you sugg
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by pothibo 13y ago
That's bad. Very bad. iOS Apps use timestamp everywhere so I'm sure this could be a low hanging fruit optimization for many apps out there. You should wrap this piece of code in a nice API and let people benefit from your findings
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by pothibo 13y ago
This is crazy. Just subscribed to his mailing list. Thanks!
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by pothibo 13y ago
This really looks like Age of Empires 2. It's not a bad thing I was a fan.
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1.8 Million people ditched cable TV(finance.yahoo.com)
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by pothibo 13y ago
That's harsh... It's a showcase. It shows support to the arduino. I believe you can stick with your rPi if you want.
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by pothibo 13y ago
Because the variable are already declared and ready to be used. Difference can be seen here → http://play.golang.org/p/IVPiw_2Uph
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by pothibo 13y ago
I think the 2 are generally equals. make is used when you want to initialize a map, slice, channel with a given size. http://golang.org/ref/spec#Making_slices_maps_and_channels
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by pothibo 13y ago
A few ideas: - Exhibition window with the upper part of the window being a speaker. - Surface on the iPhone that isn't touch sensitive could be a speaker glass. - Car windows becomes huge speaker. I love inventions :)
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by pothibo 13y ago
$("div > img:nth-child(2)").get(0).src = " http://dev.w3.org/2007/mobileok-ref/test/data/ROOT/GraphicsF... Victory?
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by pothibo 13y ago
You said stupid. I say they don't understan because they don't care. Not everyone likes computer, you know.
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by pothibo 13y ago
I believe you missed my point. Most people outside the tech world have no idea who Edward Snowden is and what exactly happened with the NSA scandal. Computers are just a black box to them with something magical happening underneath (I'
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by pothibo 13y ago
I think nobody values privacy. People don't want to pay for an e-mail account. People don't want to pay for a social network. People don't want to pay to read the news online. I believe that privacy and free (as free beer)
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by pothibo 13y ago
The same reason a secretary would have the keys to unlock her boss' secret file drawer. Convenience.
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by pothibo 13y ago
Spinning the story so if fits the "Snowden is a traitor" agenda. >> "You hire smart people. Brilliant people get you in trouble.” What does that even mean?
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Ask HN: Can websocket make javascript safer?
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