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Neural Networks Look Set to Thrash the Best Human Go Players for the First Time(technologyreview.com)
7 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|1 comments
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Mou isn't abandoned. The creator has recently started an IndieGoGo project to fund 1.0. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/mou-1-0-markdown-editor-o...
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Why People Keep Trying to Erase the Hollywood Sign from Google Maps(gizmodo.com)
16 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|0 comments
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
What's the cost? How are the tunnels set up? This looks very much like it could be a thin pricing layer over a hacked botnet, which wouldn't be right to support at all.
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
See the following: https://github.com/grugq/PORTALofPi https://www.portalmasq.com/portal-defcon.pdf
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
I would love it. Markdown would be the bee's knees there, if you can reverse it.
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
I wish I could take my upvote on this article back. This is not an open source filepicker. This is an open source library that interfaces with a closed source service, and doesn't provide any general capabilities.
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Eliminating untracked behaviour on the Web(beaverbird.com)
15 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|0 comments
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
I'd love to see some https://keybase.io/ integration. There's some nice overlap with the federation concept, even if the "one-account-per-physical-person" story isn't as compelling.
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Some of the reasons you'd want to use Bower: * Your external libraries have dependencies, and having dependencies managed for you is a good thing. * The external components you're using include both JS and CSS, and need to be serv
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Of subsequent data fetches. Not the first page load. Using JSON fetches to update documents also gives you the ability to not throw away the DOM/CSS and maintain the execution context. If you use the right technology, you can give a us
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
I'm suggesting the hybrid approach here, exemplified by the Rendr and React. Give the full html of the first page, load the JS necessary. You get the best of both worlds. On the first request, the client receives a rendered html page,
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Sure! And now your poor little mobile user has to wait for the page to download, then to execute javascript, then to wait for the API response, then wait for the DOM to update. Or you could put it in the HTML, and then they just have to wai
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Like `ssorallen says, slow CPUs and limited battery life is an issue. In addition, latency on mobile networks is rough and should be avoided for your users whenever possible. You have two choices when taking an SPA approach: 1) Give your us
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Sending the framework of a page to your users and expecting them to do all the heavy lifting and slow loading of constructing the page and fetching the data is still rather unfriendly if you can afford a server to construct it. If you love
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The Only Email System The NSA Can't Access(forbes.com)
3 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|0 comments
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
In case you were unaware, there's a very popular and lovely promises library for javascript named q. https://github.com/kriskowal/q
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Gmail's "Actions" API. https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/reference/one-cl...
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Asynchronous JavaScript at Netflix(techblog.netflix.com)
109 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|18 comments
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
.halfStyle:before includes positioning like: "position:absolute; top: 0; left:0;" which puts the :before element on top of the existing element. "width: 50%" says it's only half as wide. The possibly fancy thing bei
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The Best Team Chat App for Your Company(zapier.com)
10 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|0 comments
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by rcsorensen 12y ago
Thanks for this. Procfile support has been a thorn in my side with pow for ages. Edit: Invoker doesn't seem to support the pow use case -- local configuration, not global. Inspired by the topic, I found https://github.com&#x
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Shine.js – A Library For Pretty Shadows(bigspaceship.github.io)
2 points by rcsorensen 12y ago|0 comments
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
Have you considered taking people who have passed challenges (and are excited about them) on as volunteer assistants for the challenges?
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
No. I'm suggesting that if you're writing an extension that changes the way javascript works across the web, you should do it in the least intrusive and breaking way possible. An extension like this changes a javascript load error
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
As the developer of Disconnect, if you're removing chunks of functionality the site developers expect to be there, you should be doing it in a way that doesn't break that functionality so absolutely. You could cloak the cookies so
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
Coderpad is amazing. Three thumbs up for it. Have had zero issues from either side of it, and it's been a great experience on both.
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Open sourcing kraken.js(paypal-engineering.com)
2 points by rcsorensen 13y ago|0 comments
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The Internet Sucks: Or, What I Learned Coding X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter (1999)(gamasutra.com)
150 points by rcsorensen 13y ago|107 comments
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
If you are a police officer tasked with enforcing the law, and you see coworkers of yours breaking the law by kidnapping people like the one in the OP, why would you not arrest your coworkers?

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