radagaisus

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by radagaisus 14y ago
$('[data-behavior~=date_picker]').live 'focus', -> $(this).datepicker() So basically every focus on the element creates a new datepicker. If you're not careful this could mean memory bloat and unpredictable behavior as the plugin is
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New social network links ex-terrorists and victims(againstviolentextremism.org)
1 points by radagaisus 14y ago|1 comments
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Israel Launch First Cyber Defense Army(idfblog.com)
6 points by radagaisus 15y ago|2 comments
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Reminder: Why Semicolons are Not Important(prog21.dadgum.com)
3 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Start Up Bloggers listen up! If I click on your blog's logo I want to see your product, not the blog's main page.
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Google Code Jam starts in 2 Hours(code.google.com)
1 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Constant scrolling feels awful. It if would just jump ahead every few seconds or so it will be less painful.
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by radagaisus 15y ago
You can get 8 cores 8GB RAM server for 150$ a month. If giving up ~70% of your company the norm - we need a revolution.
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by radagaisus 15y ago
This book looks amazing! I know this might be kind of counter to your whole comment but - I'm in the army (in Israel, we do 3 years and get 100$ a month) and I just can't afford to buy it. Is there any chance I can get a free slash really r
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Ask HN: Tips for Third-party Javascript as a Service?
1 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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Leisure Suit Larry(kickstarter.com)
226 points by radagaisus 15y ago|139 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Serious kudos for Homakov. And he has a point. While I dislike the whole "lean startup" thing a lot of people promote and adore it. And along Learn, Measure, Adapt, Innovate and other big words, I don't see a Secure your Damn App section. W
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Start Up Army(idfblog.com)
1 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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Nginx Configuration Full Derp(forum.linode.com)
1 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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Launch Now - Gamify your Startup(launchnow.co)
1 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
We are using it without complaints so far. We just changed one line (#62) so it would work inside inputs and textareas. It's just 150 lines of code, so there's no reason not to read the source before using it!
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by radagaisus 15y ago
If you don't care about uptime just replace the old binary with the new binary and then restart the server. This is from a book called "Nginx HTTP server": 1. Replace the old Nginx binary (by default, /usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx) with the n
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Could we have a tl;dr version please?
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Just a minor point about hiring young developers. I was first employee in a start up before I even finished high school. A real start up, with backing from a top VC and an amazing founding team. On the interview I looked eager to start gett
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HaXe - Code Once. Deploy Everywhere.(haxe.org)
175 points by radagaisus 15y ago|60 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Did you know you can't buy the Israeli domain fuck.co.il? Source: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&...
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Nice work. thanks!
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Hubris actually works great for me. It makes me say yes to projects way beyond my league and I have to learn and work much harder.
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Sure. Basically the user is on site A and presses a link that opens a pop up from our site. The pop up logs him in, either through oAuth or a local login. Then site A should get the user details back. EasyXDM works with iframes, not with po
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by radagaisus 15y ago
You got the use case wrong :-) We wanted to continually send information from third party sites to our site, that's why we picked socket.io. But for our login flow socket.io felt like on overkill, so I tried to use EasyXDM.
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Two weeks ago we evaluated a bunch of cross domain solutions. The Web Intents examples didn't even work. Porthole wasn't maintained. EasyXDM was good but didn't have the flow we wanted. We eventually decided to use socket.io
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Data Science Toolkit(datasciencetoolkit.org)
2 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
Ha. I bet one of those hashes is a hex representation of a copyrighted song lyrics
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Moddle - Open Source Course Management System(moodle.org)
1 points by radagaisus 15y ago|0 comments
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by radagaisus 15y ago
If you actually need to use the user's Facebook information I suggest you use Koala and the JS login flow, otherwise omniauth is a good solution. On the node.js side - just look at everyauth and connect-auth examples - they didn't even work

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