thezilch

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by thezilch 15y ago
I'm not going to fight on most of the non-parenthetical aspects of the syntax -- it always sounds like a holy war, everyone is right, and everyone is wrong. I've not looked closely at the implementation, but Python concatenating adjacent st
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by thezilch 15y ago
Every time I'm left unconvinced, either by pointy-edged syntax or not fair representations of javascript... Arrays could use a beard or the varied language syntax is going to cause ingrown pains: Declaring arrays In CoffeeScript:
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by thezilch 15y ago
I protect my ass with VIM -- any "IDE" likely has an equivalent. au BufWrite *.js mark` | silent!%s/,$\_s*[}\]]$/\1/g | norm``
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by thezilch 15y ago
I have no experience with Ruby template engines, including Crustache and Mustache, but of course it matters about serving clients 40x times faster. 800ms to serve me what could be had in 20ms? Amazon, Google [1][2], and others have talked
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by thezilch 15y ago
You may be stuck with your IDE: JavaScript: fu<tab><shift-)> function(){ <cursor> } Python: la<tab>: The remaining characters should be filled in by most modern IDE / IDE plugins.
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by thezilch 15y ago
This feature is a builtin on Chrome and Firefox. One need not proxy, and eat overhead time, for specific searches through DDG nor Google, and the keyword configuration is also custom.
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by thezilch 15y ago
How does this differ from using browser-builtin search-keywords, other than not having to rely/wait on a proxy? http://i.imgur.com/Tz7by.png
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by thezilch 15y ago
It's not clear what you are trying to say, but I think you at least should have changed the statistic on the same graph: http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_browser-as-monthly-201007-...
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by thezilch 15y ago
I'm not convinced that Google doesn't know the manufactoring nor device game. For one, they have designed and provisioned their own servers, racks, and data centers for "ever." As well, they have had their hands in building out both Nexus d
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by thezilch 15y ago
That's fair, but I don't have a tone on that pulse -- guesstimate is they upgraded their wive's iPhones or have no interest/knowledge/time to make a few bucks on eBay. However, the premise of the argument is that there is too much grey area
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by thezilch 15y ago
While true on the Playstation platforms, the view of the iPhone ecosystem is extremely inflated. Either all iPhones offer a similar experience across the entire platform or not. Most of my friends, with iPhones, have upgraded with each iter
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by thezilch 15y ago
There's something in this idea, as I've often toiled over the sharp edges, but it's not all there. Take one of the article's linked examples, the "Linked List" patent [0], what are the requirements in "producing the thing?" Churn out reposi
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by thezilch 15y ago
Both _ARE_ criteria of the requirements set in "COUNCIL REGULATION (EC) No 6/2002 of 12 December 2001 on Community designs" [1]. IP; patent; potatoes; patatoes. I could have just as easily have said the Product has neither "individual chara
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by thezilch 15y ago
A couple blatant problems with your comparison, among others: * That is not a final-representation of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Tab) * The back and profile sides are nothing alike, for the Tab and Apple iPad. * The front sides is only co
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by thezilch 15y ago
The only reports I've read about are Apple's claims and lawsuits [against Android handsets], which I have found fairly disingenuous when one can find Apple borrowing from past IP. The remaining claims I've not heard of and have little reaso
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by thezilch 15y ago
Google seems to feel entitled to copy whatever it wants. Android copies the UI from the iPhone. Places copied data from Yelp. Google+ copies from Facebook. Their coupon thing is a clone of Groupon. And yet it’s Google that acts as though i
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by thezilch 15y ago
My friend fabricates bottle openers, for starters, which go for as little as USD$4-5 on etsy.com.
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by thezilch 15y ago
To each his own, I suppose, as I rather like the build of exposed wires, bolts, rivets, and the likes -- I'm not alone. I'm not sure what "clunky mess" means or how device asthetics correlate to "leap[s]" (in ability?) in 3D printing.
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by thezilch 15y ago
It would be possible to infer function and variable names, given enough thought.
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by thezilch 15y ago
FF5 and IE9 function similar. Non-private and private sessions will not cooperate on the same cache, cookies, ETags, etc. Closing a private session will destroy all local cache, cookies, ETags, etc and is not reinstated when starting future
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by thezilch 15y ago
I'm not so sure, based on the comment the counterclaim was in reply to. Nonetheless, hopefully these tests better suit the depiction of what we can come to expect from these tracking techniques in mixed session types.
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by thezilch 15y ago
Not true; http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2824760
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by thezilch 15y ago
I'm not sure these researchers understand how private-browsing functions. The session in a private-browsing window is only private from the non-private sessions and only private from future private-sessions when all private sessions -- priv
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by thezilch 15y ago
It'd be interesting to see LevelDB pitted against InnoDB/HandlerSocket and Redis (with eventual diskstore) in the k/v department. Both have a lot more going for them, where the need arises for a higher level or "more structured" access to t
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by thezilch 15y ago
There have been articles, on Google's Analytics-Support page(s), that have recommended otherwise or have made not that underscores are just the same. Some of those old links no longer work -- answer (id) expired, but the following still has
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by thezilch 15y ago
The included parselib is actually sourced/built from the following: https://github.com/nzakas/parser-lib/ As well, the functions and built lib are chock-full of comments, which any decent IDE should be able to fold away. Note: I paid no m
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by thezilch 15y ago
Is it premature or unnecessary, if the methodology comes natural? Why not get into the habit of reading and writing Javascript with optimization naturally ingrained into the first pass? The optimization(s) may not be immediately necessary h
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by thezilch 15y ago
In short, and as a rule with all scripts, load scripts asynchronously / non-blocking when possible, including Google +1. <script> (function(d, t, g, s){ g = d.createElement(t), s = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0];
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by thezilch 15y ago
Surely you've heard of Mahalo's domain spam?
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by thezilch 15y ago
I too am rather interested what $30/mo buys me beyond what I can get from running "info" -- as these plugins do -- or tallying / snapshotting command statistics into the same graphing software(s).

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