s3graham

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541.
by s3graham 18y ago
Is there a roadmap somewhere? Seems like there's lots of obvious improvements that could be added. For example, chaining so you can "highlight and email to ..." (or "highlight | email to ..." if you prefer)
542.
by s3graham 18y ago
You lost me when the first interesting link starts " http://localhost/ "
543.
by s3graham 18y ago
programmer (EA)
544.
by s3graham 18y ago
I've been using msys git 1.5.6 for quite a while, and find it stable and fast. (I'd prefer to use a recursive copy for rcs than anything under Cygwin though, so ymmv.)
545.
by s3graham 18y ago
For a file that big I'd probably do a mmap/MapViewOfFile (depending on how the data were accessed of course). Anyone have a pointer on that for [SB]CL?
546.
by s3graham 18y ago
5M, if you read the sources linked from crunchbase. Does seem pretty derivative, but might be a useful idea. Perhaps the website is mostly intended as a demo for their backend, which some bigger-viewer site could buy them for.
547.
by s3graham 18y ago
This is normally good enough for me: (most ppl?) http://www.google.ca/movies/reviews?cid=b1bbc12bd62930eb&#38... Anything specific you're really dying for?
548.
by s3graham 18y ago
Wow, really seems like there's an awful lot of "tea leaf reading" going on. The human neural network being imperfectly trained by Google's algorithms, which probably have some sort of network learning involved. Funny stuff.
549.
by s3graham 18y ago
Live Arcade is typically 70/30 (70 for developer), but it's negotiated on a case-by-case basis. Hope he got more! Note that this isn't a "crap-out-a-game-make-a-mil"; he was working on this game for, I believe, 5-ish years. (worth buying an
550.
by s3graham 18y ago
Ah, but they use 503, not 404.
551.
by s3graham 18y ago
I'm cheering for them because I enjoy developing on their hardware, and I hate programming for the PS3. Also, relax. It'd be great if an OS team made something that was technically interesting. Everyone, regardless of whether or not you use
552.
by s3graham 18y ago
Perhaps a really fast scroll would make more sense, so you could see a few words to the left and right for context.
553.
by s3graham 18y ago
I thought so to at first. If you put it at something more like normal reading speed (600 maybe?) it flows a bit better. I'm not quite sure what it's supposedly improving though.
554.
by s3graham 18y ago
I'm not sure if this applies to all majors, but one great thing about Math/CS at Waterloo was that the majority of reading material used was written by profs there. The little math dept. printing office latex/dvips/lpr'd and spiral bound it
555.
by s3graham 18y ago
"Data integrity testing was being performed?" I expect.
556.
by s3graham 18y ago
My oft-repeated slightly OT 2cents: don't code on any notebook (including an Air) for extended periods of time: they're very unergonomic.
557.
by s3graham 18y ago
Yup, LLVM is awesome, and a quite R&D heavy project that doesn't directly really translate into a user product.
558.
by s3graham 18y ago
PageRank-Stanford-version might not be much code, but as I understand it, that's almost irrelevant to current search results which are much more complex.
559.
by s3graham 18y ago
I guess the "Turing" part of the name was a bit hopeful. Are the attacks actually doing OCR, or are they brute-forced against a database somehow? (or maybe those are the same thing these days?) I guess anything that's widespread enough will
560.
by s3graham 18y ago
Unfortunately, at least where I live, it is almost entirely not allowed to fail students in primary or early high school. So, graduating effectively means "I didn't die before age N". And of course, it's a downward spiral: if you can't mult
561.
by s3graham 18y ago
(OT: domain extraction doesn't seem to be working with "trak.in")
562.
by s3graham 18y ago
Before Rogers announced the rates, I'd even deluded myself into believing that maybe the iPhone would usher in somewhat more reasonable data rates here. Fuckers. Anyone want to start a Canadian mobile WiMAX company with me?
563.
by s3graham 18y ago
Hmm, and I thought I was clever when I put that my "mother's maiden name" (or whatever asinine question they ask) was a GUID. Apparently there's an easy workaround to my security..
564.
by s3graham 18y ago
I have to say I'm grinning whenever I read one of these articles. I'm not sure why... I think it's a religious-like inducing the Apocalypse sort of glee. But seriously, you park your Yukon to drive a Land Crusier? wtf. I recently hit a $70
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Tour de France Street View(google-au.blogspot.com)
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566.
by s3graham 18y ago
I agree, it was a nice user story. But, I'm damn sure that all the recipients would have carefully read every word of that email, even if it had been written in one large leetspeek paragraph.
567.
by s3graham 18y ago
Seems neat at first try. I'd be more likely to keep it installed if it didn't uglify (for example) the news.yc main page. Can you make the icons detect what they're next to so that the text doesn't get all mis-spaced? (FF3, Vista, in case i
568.
by s3graham 18y ago
I thought the ticker symbols were associated with the logos above them at first. I think you need to edit the layout a bit or improve whitespace somehow. Scrolling broke in a strange way when I moved up. Also, there must be a scrollbar.
569.
by s3graham 18y ago
Completely agree, I can't stand it. That combined with the fact that (in the Windows theme at least) the drop down on the back button is now in the wrong place are two pretty random changes that are exceedingly irritating. Without reading u
570.
by s3graham 18y ago
I've only been a user of it, not an admin, but I loathe the interface so much that it doesn't matter what else is in there. Shitty version management behind an awkward-as-hell pile of documents, along with some ass messaging thing I have no

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