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robwgibbons
14y ago
Iroonnyyyyyy
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robwgibbons
14y ago
Comcast never followed net neutrality principles.
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robwgibbons
14y ago
Just use a fucking semicolon. Seriously, it's like people are embarrassed to write JavaScript. If you ever work with other people this shit doesn't fly very far.
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robwgibbons
14y ago
This is probably one of the most innovative ideas I've seen in a while.
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14y ago
I don't use CoffeeScript, among other reasons, because honestly it's just another syntax to learn and remember. Despite what people say, it's not "just JavaScript." I write JavaScript everyday, as well as CSS, HTML, Python and PHP. Adding o
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Ask HN: Best video conference API with Archiving?
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15y ago
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robwgibbons
15y ago
YouTube is actually written mostly in Python.
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robwgibbons
15y ago
What is Blue Systems? No information on their website or online.
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robwgibbons
15y ago
This is about as readable as the ternary operator, which is to say not readable
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robwgibbons
15y ago
I haven't had time yet to account for lots of different cases. I plan to spend more time learning the API (which is why I built it in the first place!)
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robwgibbons
15y ago
I still need to implement disambiguation and error handling but it's a pretty cool beta. Also, please feel free to suggest enhancements, I would love to build this out a bit more.
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My Easter Sunday project: Wikipedia Live Search
(robgibbons.com)
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15y ago
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robwgibbons
15y ago
Not pure HTML. Includes CSS and JavaScript. </troll>
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15y ago
While I agree it's a good wake-up call to people inadvertently sharing more than they'd like with the public, I don't think it matters so much that the data was already public, so much as the way the app puts that data to use. Most other lo
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robwgibbons
15y ago
Sure hope not.
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robwgibbons
15y ago
If you have any understanding at all of Apple's business model, this comes off as almost naive. As right as it is, at the end of the day this is a pipe dream. Every single thing Apple does, every move, every dollar spent, is to maintain the
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robwgibbons
15y ago
I frankly can't help but think fuck this guy. He makes some valid points about closed innovation (the number of browsers we have to support means the open web must necessarily evolve less rapidly) but overall his attitude is just total shit
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robwgibbons
15y ago
Don't break my JavaScript with your Internet
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robwgibbons
15y ago
I use a tmux session on my server, so all I need is to log in from any computer and bring the session back up
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robwgibbons
15y ago
100 is not a sample set. It is a joke.
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robwgibbons
15y ago
None of these are Backbone.js
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15y ago
##things = terribly unoriginal name
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robwgibbons
15y ago
I am guessing this is due to the fucked up Indian spying policies
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robwgibbons
15y ago
MobileMe is dead. Go to me.com/move to transition your account to iCloud and avoid this headache.
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robwgibbons
15y ago
Geany
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robwgibbons
15y ago
Impossible to understand. Interesting implementation though, kudos
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15y ago
At first I thought, "Yeah, but who the hell would want to write web apps in C???" Then I thought, "Oh yeah, people who want high-scalability at the cost of readability." And then I realized, "Oh my god, it's Node.js all over again!" But ser
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15y ago
And "like"
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15y ago
What makes this guy think this wasn't all in the pipeline for years?
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robwgibbons
15y ago
Great idea. Interesting (and obvious in retrospect) note about the main flaw in paid dating sites: the more successful you are, the faster you lose your clients.
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