rgrannell1

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by rgrannell1 11y ago
This is a really terrific app. In many ways is nicer than siting back and listening to music, as it makes you think more about the flow and melody of a piece. I enjoyed this very much.
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by rgrannell1 11y ago
This is very interesting, given that ScienceDaily reported the discovery of the seventh and eighth bases in 2011! Did they forget how to count, or do they just republish press releases without any understanding of the subject matter or actu
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by rgrannell1 12y ago
I read lodash's source to get a feel for how to write fast, high-level, bug-avoiding js. There are a few good ideas in it, like aliasing base methods like 'Array.splice' to a function 'splice' to prevent someone bre
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by rgrannell1 12y ago
I see the bug as JSLint's problem, not the code in question (though admittedly that was bad code). I agree that if your tooling requires semicolons you should be pragmatic and include them, but the reality is that parsers/minifier
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by rgrannell1 12y ago
Not using semicolons has never be a problem for me. Just like everyone else I put them where they are needed. I don't put them where they aren't needed, because they aren't needed and adding pointless syntax noise is dumb. If
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by rgrannell1 13y ago
Hacker News + science is often a very bad mix. Any evidence this is actually a fusion device, not a chemical energy converter or a brick?
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by rgrannell1 13y ago
I like this font; it's pretty nice for small font sizes (a little like terminus).
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by rgrannell1 13y ago
R, since I'm developing libraries for that language. - 80% R - 20% JS
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by rgrannell1 13y ago
this needs to be combined with raptorize.js...