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by santoriv 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Do you have an early access/mailing list signup on your site where I can drop my email? I also thought about doing the same thing in DOM with Famo.us but I found after some experimentation that the performance
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by santoriv 12y ago
Yes. That is because I pause the rendering engine if the browser tab is not focused. I don't want to consume a bunch of CPU and memory when the user isn't looking at the site.
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by santoriv 12y ago
What device are you using? An iPad Retina or something else?
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by santoriv 12y ago
Touch works on my phone. Which mobile device are you using?
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by santoriv 12y ago
The robots.txt is an oversight on my part. I need to get the site working so it's crawlable using the google ajax SEO spec. The loss of highlighting text and accessibility is unfortunately unavoidable if you are using Canvas or WebGL f
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by santoriv 12y ago
Cool. Thanks for the feedback. I definitely have some work to do to get it to work on all mobile devices.
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by santoriv 12y ago
What specifically is bad about it?
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by santoriv 12y ago
Thank you for the report! I'll take a look at that.
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by santoriv 12y ago
For sure. If it was a proper site I would follow the Google Ajax SEO Spec. https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/...
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Show HN: My animated website, rendered entirely in HTML5 Canvas(ericlesch.com)
23 points by santoriv 12y ago|54 comments
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Show HN: JQuery Bezier Curve Path Generator(jqbezier.ericlesch.com)
3 points by santoriv 12y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Create Animated Websites in HTML5 Canvas(makemake.io)
2 points by santoriv 12y ago|0 comments
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by santoriv 12y ago
This is just my opinion but Facebook was a bad idea because MySpace had already won. LinkedIn was a mediocre idea b/c it would be very difficult to get enough user adoption to be valuable. Amazon was a mediocre idea b/c people wan
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by santoriv 12y ago
This article confuses the term "startup" and "new business". By their definition a new hot dog stand, a new independent pharmacy, or a new plumbing business is a startup. They are not. A startup is a business that can po
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by santoriv 12y ago
There seems to be an assumption in this article that the baseline "normal" behavior is to be interested in sports. Where I grew up (the rural South) sports is huge and the default topic of conversation. I always felt that there wa
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by santoriv 12y ago
I don't know if I agree with everything that this post says, but I do agree with the bit about two way data-binding being a problem. Two way data-binding definitely gives a "Wow that was easy" impression in a tutorial app or
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by santoriv 12y ago
Yes Saigon is quite a bit more expensive than where I live. But there is a lot more going on there too. Regarding visas - the parent is correct. I would only add that you can also make border runs to Cambodia from Saigon - which is a few ho
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by santoriv 12y ago
12 mbps for ~$10 a month. Arguably that's burst and in the evening I can't Skype effectively because of the congestion. But it's good enough for what I'm working on.
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by santoriv 12y ago
Well, I think this strategy might work if you want to keep your burn rate unbelievably low while you are writing v 1.0. But to be honest 300 Euro per week for space is actually not optimal. I've been in the mountains of Vietnam for the
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by santoriv 12y ago
Pretty good critique of this article -> http://eastasiastudent.net/china/edge-org-chinese-eugenics-r...
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by santoriv 12y ago
Ember, Pixi, When, jQuery. That's pretty much it. All of them have type definitions (although some are a bit out of date/inaccurate).
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by santoriv 12y ago
This. Is. Hilarious. :-D Just in case you guys aren't clear on the intent of the post, another submission by this user talking about cats breaking Firefox: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8541621
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by santoriv 12y ago
We are using .Net MVC with C#/Typescript at Makemake.io (still in dev) on Azure. The biggest benefit for our project is Visual Studio and Resharper's Typescript support - it's really helpful for writing big Typescript apps
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President Obama says he opposes Internet fast lanes(youtube.com)
2 points by santoriv 12y ago|0 comments
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by santoriv 12y ago
Sent an email to your interfacelab email address. :-)
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by santoriv 12y ago
I'm living in Vietnam as well. Dalat is up in the mountains, has cool weather all year round, and is much cheaper than Saigon. A room for rent is about $100 per month, a Banh Mi roll is about 10 cents. The main disadvantage of living u
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Big Data Firm Says It Can Link Snowden Data To Changed Terrorist Behavior(npr.org)
34 points by santoriv 12y ago|63 comments
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by santoriv 12y ago
I agree. Using a synchronous programming style (i.e. function returns value) whenever you are performing a synchronous operation is always going to be more clear than using an asynchronous programming style for synchronous operations (i.e.
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by santoriv 12y ago
Ah yeah thanks for that explanation. It makes sense. I guess I wasn't thinking about the effect of the commented out code on the mind of the programmer trying to make the current version of the code "backward compatible" with
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by santoriv 12y ago
From the interview: "So either that, or they took that entire block of code and deleted it. So there's one of two ways of getting rid of it. If they commented it out, it would only take a couple minutes to reinstate it. It wouldn&

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