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Project Beyond(thinktankteam.info)
1 points by sigvef 12y ago|0 comments
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Voice of the body(voiceofthebody.io)
3 points by sigvef 12y ago|0 comments
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Gnome Foundation and Groupon product names(engineering.groupon.com)
38 points by sigvef 12y ago|14 comments
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by sigvef 12y ago
Iframes sort-of do this already.
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by sigvef 12y ago
This is the same approach we're using at Wikipendium[1] for math-heavy article editing - Markdown with inline LaTeX math segments edited in a CodeMirror editor. It's cool to see others tackling the same problems in similar ways. W
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by sigvef 12y ago
Sigvehtml[1] kind of does this (disclaimer: I made it). [1]: https://github.com/sigvef/sigvehtml
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by sigvef 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback (I'm one of the summer interns that worked on this). We've added "buy now" links that go to http://www.semiconductorstore.com/cart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idprod... . The IDE is
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New AltBeacon Standard Allows Cross-Platform Proximity Apps(developer.radiusnetworks.com)
3 points by sigvef 12y ago|0 comments
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by sigvef 12y ago
"We have run out of code to review. Come back later!"
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Show HN: Eventhandler, a game where you play by triggering browser events (2012)(arkt.is)
26 points by sigvef 12y ago|10 comments
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"Horrible font rendering with Web Fonts on Chrome for Windows" finally fixed(code.google.com)
2 points by sigvef 12y ago|0 comments
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by sigvef 13y ago
Maybe it's a regional thing? Where I live, Python and Django is much bigger than Ruby and Rails.
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by sigvef 13y ago
How do you stop clients from cheating in a peer-to-peer game like Awesomenauts?
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by sigvef 13y ago
> Is there even a solution to prevent bad developers from harming companies? Help bad developers become good developers through peer-review, mentoring, internal workshop, and so on.
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by sigvef 13y ago
Is anyone else distracted by the fact that it is raining on the inside of the screen ?
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by sigvef 13y ago
It really depends on what the tool is going to do. Unless the tool is intimately related to Chrome in some way (tab manager, page screenshotter, or something else that needs to access Chrome in some way), and I'm assuming its not, sinc
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by sigvef 13y ago
Although make does have a lot of weird quirks, its winning strength is that it is installed virtually everywhere.
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by sigvef 13y ago
WebSockets are more or less ubiquitously supported [1]. Still, for compatibility and ease of development, your best bet for real-time web is to use SockJS [2], which wraps WebSockets and other transports. [1]: http://caniuse.com&
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by sigvef 13y ago
Gary Kovacs stepped down last summer, does this mean that Mozilla has been without a CEO for almost a year?
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by sigvef 13y ago
This is why you should always use semicolons in JavaScript. Omitting semicolons here turns this: var angry = say('Garrrr!') // what should I say? (amIHappy ? happy : angry)() into this: var angry = say(
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by sigvef 13y ago
Seems like a cool initiative, but I'm having trouble understanding what it actually does.
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by sigvef 13y ago
I exclusively stream music on demand from the Internet these days, primarily from Spotify.
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by sigvef 13y ago
Getting into the game jam scene is a great way to find projects to work on. A game jam is a short game prototype festival/hackathon where developers and artists get together to create simple games. Game jam projects are usually fun, cr
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by sigvef 13y ago
Though the author is correct in advising to do exception handling like this[1] instead of this[2], they are not correct in the reasoning behind it. In method [2], if a writer cannot be instanciated, the code will still try to write with it,
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by sigvef 13y ago
I wish Android had more granular default app settings. I'd love to use Link Bubble for opening links in the twitter app, but I'm not ready to give up Chrome as the default browser for everything else. One option is to not set a de
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Ask HN: is a bot automatically approving pending comments?
1 points by sigvef 13y ago|1 comments
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by sigvef 13y ago
> import Crypto.Random.random as rand Kudos for using an appropriate random number generator.
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by sigvef 13y ago
This is one of those ideas that seem so obvious in hindsight. Waiting for a web page to load on mobile is one of the most annoying things to do on a smart phone - much more so than on desktop because of variable network conditions.
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by sigvef 13y ago
My favorite hacker koans are the vim koans: http://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/vim-koans/
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by sigvef 13y ago
> FREE BEER is a beer which is free in the sense of freedom, not in the sense of free beer. Now that is confusing!

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