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sergeykish
7y ago
I like "delegate", how would you call `Object.prototype`? And "parent delegate" looks a duplication for me. Children-Parent Inheritance language (like receiving traits by children) and Object With Delegates language:
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sergeykish
7y ago
Agree. Same in ruby Object.define_method('env') { { RUBYOPT: "-e puts 123" } } Though ruby rejects it $ RUBYOPT="-e 'puts 123'" env ruby Traceback (most recent call last): ruby:
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sergeykish
7y ago
Just ALSA. All I need is headphones. Maybe my case is unusual and everyone else needs bluetooth/network speakers...
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sergeykish
7y ago
> Those lands (that you described as conquered and re-conquered) weren't Russian etnically, more like Belarusian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and Ruthenian Those lands were not Poland ethnically.
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sergeykish
7y ago
I'm sorry, but this reads like "Russians fought for Belarusian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and Ruthenian lands". Looks quite strange at least about Ukrainians (which were half as many as Russians). Do you think they stayed home?
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sergeykish
8y ago
> "Don't go near the water! It's the sea monster," Jaw says, with a giant pouch on its back just for little kids. "If a child walks too close to the water, the monster will put you in his pouch, drag you down to
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sergeykish
9y ago
Quite interesting. For a moment I've thought it is another JS issue but no. It's React who's strange https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/v0.11.2/src/browser/u... https:/
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sergeykish
9y ago
I once swapped Ctrl and Alt and never looked back. It feels so natural and it happens to match Symbolics Space-Cadet Keyboards layout too http://xahlee.info/kbd/space-cadet_keyboard.html Advised by http://xa
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sergeykish
9y ago
If only someone introduced document format which disables document.write like https://www.w3.org/MarkUp/2004/xhtml-faq#docwrite ... one can only dream how wonderful life would be fifteen years later
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sergeykish
12y ago
Hello, I've put quick ASCII to Pixels converter http://sergeykish.com/randomart Already looks fun, yet image magic depixelizer makes it awesome. I think once converted to custom tag it may gain adoption <fingerprint
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sergeykish
12y ago
These users can hide 'helper' tooltips by their own.
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sergeykish
13y ago
Sure I'm talking about user generated data. Other bits are just cache or temp, easy to recreate.
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sergeykish
13y ago
It's not her fault. One should be able to undo file system changes. Bell Labs solved this long ago by storing every file version forever http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil_(file_system) Storage is cheap
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sergeykish
13y ago
Can't agree more. People are broken here, I've heard so many times from my mother "don't attract attention, be as everyone". Life was tough, truth could harm. Lying brainwashing system, under control of fools it
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sergeykish
13y ago
> Android now supports the Common Encryption (CENC) for MPEG-DASH, providing a standard, multiplatform DRM scheme for managing protecting content. wow, discussion of web DRM was much louder
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sergeykish
13y ago
8.59 mm, 2300 mAh
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sergeykish
13y ago
Font is already "monospace" in your browser by default rules. It's reset that breaks things, see stylesheet.css:5 # unrelewant omited pre { font: inherit; }
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sergeykish
13y ago
My mother tongue is russian. At childhood I was astonished by spelling scene in translated american film: - Как пишется "кот" # How to spell cat? - К О Т # C A T It's quite a dumb question on russian. There is no dif
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sergeykish
13y ago
You want people to give away so much and propose what?! > start by learning some Internet basics. HTML5 and CSS3 Isn't this a bright future? People all around saving the world by typing HTML tags and CSS rules. Let me clarify someth
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sergeykish
13y ago
HN is example of proper enhancement. Now back in reality: my 1GB RAM netbook can afford about 15 pages, much less my 400MB smartphone. Such incredible hardware spoiled by feature misuse. Web fonts, animations, components and tracking can go
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sergeykish
13y ago
> Problem: People today change some feature then have a "broken" browser They forgot what is changed, how to return back, no reset is not a solution. Solution: Educate users, provide "Undo" and "Redo" button
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sergeykish
13y ago
Too many shiny things around. We live in the world where newness is absolute truth criteria. Those who don't want to know history filter content by freshness. Now, there are so many of them that applications have to constantly redesign
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sergeykish
13y ago
Agree, hiding clone URLs arn't good. Links are already in scroll area. And "copy to clipboard" doesn't help, it requires Flash, which isn't good at all on Linux
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sergeykish
13y ago
Just make a page with pure content - no layout, no styles. It looks good in text browser or piped through htmlfmt yet unreadable for most users.
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sergeykish
13y ago
Same idea with source https://github.com/sergeykish/gisted
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sergeykish
13y ago
Switched to vim and dvorak same day five years ago. Default mapping is very natural - left hand (qwerty "c" and "v") used for vertical movement, right hand (qwerty "j" and "p") for horizontal movement.
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sergeykish
14y ago
Obviously it is user agent failure. Why would you want transmit private information clear text? Edit: File bug to browser makers. Personally use http proxy to remove auth and cookies from insecure traffic.
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sergeykish
14y ago
Web applications aren't different either. 1. Go to website. 2. Be told you aren’t allowed to read the website. 3. Be redirected to /badbrowser or see nothing. 4. Enable JavaScript. 5. Wait while application is loading over your temperamenta