stephenhandley

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by stephenhandley 12y ago
"all products on Assembly are licensed under AGPL, and by agreeing to our terms of service you also are granting non-exclusive rights to Assembly to monetize this IP on behalf of the community (and you)."
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by stephenhandley 13y ago
What the world needs now is on demand bread.
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by stephenhandley 13y ago
they're both semantic, its just that one splits it between tag names and class structure and the other puts it all in the class structure.
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
blog post
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
they're just gonna concentrate on content/media sharing via url, and that isn't necessarily big-company driven. people sharing links and talking about them etc.
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
great idea and approach. might be worth adding way to have the community mark a tab as complete. the couple i checked other than the tutorial ones weren't finished.. made the experience frustrating. i know its early and coverage will only i
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
Really like the potential in crowdfunding of science as a way to get more people interested in science. Would be interesting to see rewards tailored for aspiring scientists. This research-topic is probably too controversial to directly asso
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
Gamification 4evr
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
$markup .= 'You've got my vote, Little Face Mitt.';
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
http://jeena.net/images/2012/PHP-The-Good-Parts.pdf
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
cool idea but the design is frustrating. there's a lot of noise on the page considering all I want to see are the names and they only occupy about 1/16th of the screen currently. would be more easily consumable if you grouped by bigrams and
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
I've got a demo video and more info here http://duhcam.hello10.com/
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DuhCam - a minimalist camera app for iOS(itunes.apple.com)
3 points by stephenhandley 14y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: DuhCam - A minimal, gesture-based camera app for iOS(duhcam.hello10.com)
1 points by stephenhandley 14y ago|0 comments
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
G+ is more about building an interest graph than FB, don't use it as a vanity/foodiate platform and it won't be a ghosttown. I'm mostly on it for link following and I'm getting super high quality science and tech links in my feed. the ghost
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
Exactly.
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
Those reviews look fake. In my experience, the onboarding experience sucked and it crashed every time I used it until I installed it. "Very cool!! Tons of features. Very fluid. Definitely a step in the right direction by Yahoo!" Sounds like
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
psssst.... there's already "a guitar that anybody can play". it's called the guitar. also, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23i8BzhxCy8
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
this should have launched in the UK.
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
finally starts completely disregarding everything jeff atwood has to say
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
word. yeah there's some bugs tho. after making something recurse with some circles, adding squares really turned it on its head for me. i dug the glitches tho. fun to watch it render too..the dynamics are pretty nice. got some screenshots h
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
this is awesome. support for deltas on transparency and colors would be really cool. also snapshot to save and share a picture
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
would it be possible to display the resulting chef recipes from the chosen configuration on /server/:id ?
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
awesome. maybe an alternative api would be to allow for something like fixie.init([".array", "#of .selectors", ".that", ".should", "#be .populated .with .lorem"]) or just a string like fixie.init(".string, #of .comma .separated .
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
Many of the new approaches to science publishing I’ve seen haven’t done enough to directly address the silo problem or provide significantly improved alternatives. I suspect this is primarily because they’re trying to create viable scientif
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On The Future of Science(tldr.person.sh)
1 points by stephenhandley 14y ago|0 comments
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
i don't understand the appeal of this when there's tons of client side js templating options (handlebars, jade, haml-js,...) that result in far more readable code than a $.el. prefixathon
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
oh awesome will check that thanks @jdd
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"a Standard Code for Information Interchange"(presidency.ucsb.edu)
1 points by stephenhandley 14y ago|0 comments
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by stephenhandley 14y ago
awesome. anyone who has had the time to dig into the source want to elaborate on this?: " Lo-Dash's performance is gained by avoiding native methods, instead opting for simplified non-ES5 compliant methods optimized for common usage, and by

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