rpwverheij

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by rpwverheij 12y ago
Wish this would have been here early in the morning for the dutch timezone! Now my sister reminded me while standing besides my mom and I told her: ahh! hehe, errr, yes pass the phone then! >.< It takes a bit of effort to remember the
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by rpwverheij 12y ago
took me while to find how to play a performance. Once you get there it's easy to keep playing pieces, and it's really not THAT hard to find. But putting a big play button when you see the big title would be much quicker and intuit
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by rpwverheij 12y ago
looks really nice! Though the most important thing for me would be an easy way to add image upload functionality. Most opensource editors seem to only support insert image from URL, but some standard plugin for PHP upload, or any other lang
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by rpwverheij 12y ago
interesting! tnx for the extra effort to put that up.
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by rpwverheij 12y ago
being a javascript/typescript developer with little knowledge about functional programming, this article renewed my interest in the matter. I would be interested to see some performance tests though, to get a feeling just how much &#x2
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
yes I'd be interested to see that too. I mean, ultimately, a unified method for cross browser parallel computing should only be a matter of time right?
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
p.s. the documentation link on your related 'bootstrap-additions' project is not working. I'm looking for a demo :)
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
the documentation does not mention which browsers are supported / tested. Is it IE8+ or IE9+?
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
Same here. Using angular ui at the moment, but I'm tempted to switch to angular strap seeing this. I wonder the opposite though: does anyone know what the current angular strap does NOT have, but angular ui does?
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
+1 for IntelliJ. Their support for typescript is pretty good. I actually tried Visual Studio and IntelliJ's webstorm, and descided to go with Webstorm. Also the support has improved over time, though I'm still hoping for some nice
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
It takes under 5 seconds for me to compile my project of about 5000 lines. So it's not really a problem for me yet, though I agree it would be if the waitingtime where to become any longer. Besides that, I've also been really enjo
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
4096! Can I stop playing now? http://i.imgur.com/uFa88W5.jpg
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
still playing now and then -_- switched from stair tactics to snake tactics. http://i.imgur.com/KZtO7Es.jpg (try to keep the snake as short as possible)
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
Well first of all it seems easy enough to do. The concept sure is easy. Then you find that it's actually quite interesting and new to you. Then, perhaps most importantly for the addictive effect, is that making the moves and going from
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
"We made Persona a user-visible brand but that competed with a site's own brand." This would indeed have been the main reason for me not to use it. I have not been in a position to implement login functionalities recently, bu
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
perhaps a combination of birds and ocean waves, or frogs, or yes, big birds :) ... It'll be a little puzzle, but +1 for more nature sounds! .. and perhaps one of my favourites: tibetan gongs!
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
wow, thank you! I think I'll be visiting this site often when in need for precise brain tuning support
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
That might be true in some cases, but - for me - that's certainly not true of RDF (and the whole familly of semantic web standards produced by the W3C). After a lot of selfstudy on something quite similar to RDF/triples I was real
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
Yes, I've been working with RDF(S) and OWL in the past 3 years. I find it extremely usefull for reasoning, and in general pretty cool to work with. Having all your data in a forward directed graph, including your Ontology (data structu
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by rpwverheij 13y ago
Agreed. Question he's answering starts at minute 49!
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
nice! well done.
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
second that!
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
I've always found it quite fascinating to see these 'trends' appear, and wondered which ones have been before. I think I would have described something similar as you did up to geocity, and before that I wouldn't know, but it's nice to get
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
I like it a lot. Would be nice if I could fill in my own number...
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
very nice. good to see this as an open js library which uses canvas. seeing these kind of visualisations always makes me wonder though... is the amplitude of the spectrum all the info we can obtain and use for visualisation? How difficult w
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Ask HN: starting up with VPN or cloud hosting?
6 points by rpwverheij 14y ago|5 comments
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
take a look at LESS CSS. It does exactly this and more. http://lesscss.org/
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
been scanning the site. looks cool, love the concept. I got slightly annoyed that I couldn't find the price. Came back here, cntr+f price, ah seccond paragraph... ah yes it's there... oh I now see it's also on the subscribe page, yet I some
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
Can't stop! So much fun! http://imgur.com/a/GNvbZ#0
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by rpwverheij 14y ago
true, same experience here often. I'm often reading things here after they've been on for a while, and I often have to read over comments complaining about other people being negative... I would probably agree with them, if only I would hav

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