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by risratorn 14y ago
Well it's all just a mater of personal taste but tbh ... when someone says "GPS. I don't use it, even in a car. I'm old-school as I like printed maps." I don't find it that surprising he has no trouble letting stuff like gmail, google maps
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by risratorn 14y ago
I probably should stand corrected because pycon did not remove the offenders from the conference [1] but settled it between all parties involved. That actually makes maters worse tbh because if Adria hadn't posted their image on twitter for
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by risratorn 14y ago
The case here is wether or not she should have posted a public twitter message and picture of the two guys offending her (and women in general). Imho she shouldn't have done that, it was wrong and she should apologise for it. The fact that
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by risratorn 14y ago
It would be really nice if the script would adopt the emmet/zencoding syntax for writing html elements. There probably already is a js library that does this although I can't seem to find it :) http://docs.emmet.io/abbreviations/
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by risratorn 14y ago
Really nice you are listening and responding to the community this well, that said the progress made during hack week is impressive but we'll have to see how fast and stable these suggestions leak through to nightlies and stable release. Ke
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by risratorn 14y ago
I cannot stress how important this is, don't just shrug of the questions your kids ask, how stupid, obvious or unexplainable the answer may be. Even if you don't know the exact answer. My son asked me a question some time ago "What is a tre
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by risratorn 14y ago
That would indeed be the most obvious way to go, it would also make the device more powerful down the road since the computing is done on a smartphone which only get faster and faster by the year.
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by risratorn 14y ago
On their Google+ they have some additional photo's of people wearing the device and thb ... it could really be a lot worse. https://plus.google.com/111626127367496192147/posts/N95x6MCS...
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by risratorn 14y ago
It gets your mind off of the thing without getting your phone out of your pocket ... one glare at your watch and you know if it's worth interrupting your conversation or not. If not, it's just a 2 second interruption at max which should not
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by risratorn 14y ago
To be honest wouldn't Google search disappearing from iOS devices play in google's advantage looking at their Nexus devices? I mean ... what are the odds Apple comes up with something beter, even third party?
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by risratorn 14y ago
I didn't even know of the existence of a decent open source wireframing tool. Although I haven't used it long enough to give it the "decent" label or my seal of approval, it's worth a try.
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by risratorn 14y ago
The fact that it's not easily scannable, when looking at someone's profile I'd much rather prefer it to be a top-to-bottom list of updates (status, photos, video's, likes, ...) instead of a timeline with boxes scattered left and right mixed
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by risratorn 14y ago
I always thought the timeline was the worst thing that could happen to the your profile usability wise ... I was just proven wrong.
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by risratorn 14y ago
Really impressed by the fluent 3D view and the exploration mode for some cities. Good job Nokia!
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by risratorn 14y ago
The windows versions you mention are not right. It's WindowsXP-IE6, WindowsVista-IE7, Windows7-IE8/9 https://github.com/xdissent/ievms/blob/master/ievms.sh#L150
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by risratorn 14y ago
Yea well it can be done with Google analytics but requires some real in-depth knowledge and lots of setting things up. Clicktale ( http://www.clicktale.com/ ) is another one but I don't have any experience with it. Maybe there are other too
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by risratorn 14y ago
Am I the only one what found the title of this post misleading? It's a plugin to make any dom element stick in the viewport ... the title made me think that it's a plugin that collects user behaviour?
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by risratorn 14y ago
You include the css and make sure you render the appropriate HTML with your serverside scripts. It's fairly easy, you just need to make sure you output the right HTML and include all static assets like css, js and icons.
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by risratorn 14y ago
Apart from the aesthetics it also reads like a gauge so it's fairly easy to spot progress or high values. To be honest, I think gauge like controls/graphs have become so popular on dashboard because their physical world counterparts all fea
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Ask HN: tools/methodologies to collect and flesh out idea's
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by risratorn 14y ago
Indeed, i'm not saying apple is unfair but it's just a pity we don't have a native ios app, despite the legal affairs of grooveshark. There is a cydia version though :)
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by risratorn 14y ago
Too bad they can't get their iOS app through the apple approval process. It would be a serious contender to Spotify.
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by risratorn 14y ago
Problem is not finding someone to implement it, problem is getting the core devs on one line concerning the syntax/implementations. There have been numerous suggestions but none were deemed good enough, and maybe for good enough reasons I m
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by risratorn 14y ago
the official RFC for annotations is actually a little cleaner in syntax, easier to read and implemented in the language itself which is a way beter system than comment annotations. On a level I do agree that docblock comments are no place f
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by risratorn 14y ago
> the PHP community is now officially so desperate for better metaprogramming capabilities that it is attempting to do so using code comments This says it all ... and to be honest, from an ease point of view I like using annotations but
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by risratorn 14y ago
> “If you find bees on a sidewalk, or under a street light or under your porch light, it’s real simple. You take a Ziploc bag. You put the bees in. You leave ‘em set for a week and see if anything happens,” he said. Hell no ... I don'
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by risratorn 14y ago
God what has evernote done? Skitch was perfect, it's the most complete easy to use screenshot/annotation app i've ever used and is on my daily toolbelt since forever but with this update Evernote totally ruined the experience. Why on earth
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by risratorn 14y ago
Balsamiq isn't a webapp exclusively, they offer an offline Adobe Air version that actually requires manual upgrading.
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by risratorn 14y ago
Balsamiq has forever been my favourite wireframing tool, it offers great power with great simplicity. But as the blogpost states, the interface was a little "messy". My favourite wireframing tool just became beter! Way to go team balsamiq!
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by risratorn 14y ago
> Return Apple to its roots with minimalism - does a photo manager have to be 707 MB? Does a music player have to be 270 MB? If something’s not needed, get rid of it That!

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