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by raimondious 14y ago
Allow? They just released a feature that lets you drag and drop images into comments — it automatically uploads to s3 and inserts the URL in your comment. For some reason, they encourage it.
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by raimondious 14y ago
Was the point of this to build it or because you needed it? I don't see the use of this other than as something to make. Travis already does what this does. However, it does look like a fun weekend project, so I'm assuming that's what it i
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by raimondious 14y ago
There is a great lecture on the physics of rainbows on MIT's Open Courseware: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/physics/8-03-physics-iii-vibratio...
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by raimondious 14y ago
Well he does say himself in the article that the headline is nothing more than linkbait, not to be taken seriously.
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by raimondious 14y ago
There was a guy who said something along the lines of "I'm going to slash my wrists if I have to keep doing web development the old way much longer!"
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by raimondious 14y ago
I agree this particular feature should be fixed, however fixing it doesn't solve the core issue of your contacts sharing information about you. This is the core functionality of Facebook I can't agree with, no matter how their privacy contr
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by raimondious 14y ago
The issue isn't Facebook's controls, it's user behavior, and there's little anyone can do about it. I don't use Facebook because of this. There's not much the company can do to prevent people from making things public about you that you'd r
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by raimondious 14y ago
Forgive me if you're kidding. Designers and game devs loved Flash, but web devs hate(d) it. The only cool thing about it from a web dev perspective was Actionscript, but this was before Javascript was cool. You could also do long polling wi
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by raimondious 14y ago
I think we don't see countermovements because they are boring. The exciting things that get shared online and get talked about are new but fragile techniques that you can't actually use in your day-to-day work. The well-trodden, stable way
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by raimondious 14y ago
Until now I was impressed with the lack of this trope in the complaints about the iOS 6 Maps.
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by raimondious 14y ago
Yes and also don't miss hovering over areas and waiting for a second to isolate only the overlapping colors.
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by raimondious 14y ago
I have always assumed this feature was consciously omitted from HN in order to encourage more thoughtful conversation. Since I can't skip conversations, I read them and sometimes hold my tongue rather than commenting with the first thing th
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by raimondious 14y ago
The app crashed the first time I opened it. The second time, I opened a file and the Python syntax mode marked lines in my file as invalid, even though they aren't and no other text editor marks them as such. It seems premature for a 1.0 re
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by raimondious 14y ago
Odd, I searched the store for "podcasts" and it was the first result.
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by raimondious 14y ago
Note the author is Dirk Stoop, of recently acquired Sofa. (Congrats Dirk if you're reading.)
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by raimondious 15y ago
This is my issue with the article. If your rights as content creator are violated by Pinterest, then that's between you and Pinterest. If Pinterest were to say "but user 4023 said it was ours to use!" my reaction would be "so what?"
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by raimondious 15y ago
Looking at the source code of the example projects, it seems that Sencha Touch continues to use HTML/JS/CSS as a development environment for native apps, not to be used on the web in any other way than as mobile apps. For instance, a search
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by raimondious 15y ago
FYI, the link to the classic valentine template in this page goes to scrollkit.com without the www, which does not exist.
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by raimondious 15y ago
But that only explains it from the poacher's perspective. The question still remains, why would the poachee want to state their current salary?
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by raimondious 15y ago
I was expecting to read this when I clicked on the article because that's the problem I have with Reminders. I've never had an issue with the stuff they are talking about – I don't count the taps and slides because they're intuitive.
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by raimondious 15y ago
Location-based reminders are already implemented!
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by raimondious 15y ago
I agree, but it hasn't even been available for a week. Both kinds of stories will come out in time.
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by raimondious 15y ago
At least they are embedded in images.
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by raimondious 15y ago
That happened again in response to the flood of posts about _why when he "died".
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by raimondious 15y ago
http://cl.ly/112v3A30012Y1I0h302f
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by raimondious 15y ago
The downward tilted silhouette of a face? I think the similarity is pretty apparent and thought the same thing when I saw it.
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by raimondious 15y ago
This is always a weak argument, "if you're so anticapitalist, why aren't you completely removed from the grid??" Just because you're opposed to something doesn't mean you don't participate in any part of it. Part of the frustration of peop
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by raimondious 15y ago
Looks like a really weak attempt at a smear on Adrian Lamo.
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by raimondious 15y ago
An MIT site, most likely not created by anyone at MIT though: username: test email: test@tankdesign.com passsord: testtest rest: 06testtest@tankdesign.comtesttest010022003-10-13test@tankdesign.com00 http://tankdesign.com
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by raimondious 15y ago
What does iCloud have to do with Windows? It's not explained anywhere in the article. The purpose of iCloud is its utility, platform lock-in, and the "cloud" checkbox ticked off in every major Apple product. All of those things will probab

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