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by thomasfl 16y ago
The "Fun" language looks a lot like Ruby and the Camping web framework with inline Markaby templates created by Why (the lucky stiff): http://camping.rubyforge.org/ It's 4k of pure ruby art. Check it out.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Seems like a good idea to advertise developer jobs where the hackers are. Keep up the good work githubbers.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Yay, IE9 supports rounded corners and drop shadow in CSS. Things like that certainly makes it suck a lot less when adjusting css styles made for webkit to work on IE as well.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
This isn't exactly new stuff, but it's very interesting. Homes use more than 60% of the energy here in Norway, but this stuff is still to expensive. Another part of the problem is that people living in apartments in the cities, uses less en
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by thomasfl 16y ago
A stressed out driver stuck in a traffic jam on the highway would probably in many cases be many times safer with automatic car control than driving manually. It can be extremely stressful when you're stuck in a traffic jam and have to pick
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by thomasfl 16y ago
After 3 minuts Rasmus says this: "I never taken any classes in computer science. I should have taken classes in computer science". So it was never designed to be a state of the art language. Just a tool to get things done. From 1997 to 2001
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by thomasfl 16y ago
It would solve your problem if you moved to Europe.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Short version; a simple rubber bumper around an iPhone 4.0 would eliminate the antenna problem.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
This code is hardly rocket science. It's looks more like hard manual labour. But then again, so is also probably lot's of the code at bing and google to. my %holidays = ( 'mlk day' => undef, 'martin luther king day' => u
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by thomasfl 16y ago
So when are some hacker news hacker going to make an iPhone app that uses to the gyro to track your movements through the day?
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by thomasfl 16y ago
If you know just a tiny bit of relation algebra, then sql is not hard at all. I love ActiveRecord, since it makes you mix the DSL and SQL. Hibernate is impressive, but sometimes i miss SQL, and get's frustrated with it's HQL.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
You have a lovely site and absolutely great graphic design, but the mobile sites you offers seems to use the dull uiuikit css. You could make the css for phones a bit fresher. Maybe it should look a bit more like your own site?
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by thomasfl 16y ago
I also lost a wife, a job and the house in one year. You kinda define yourself as where you work, who you're married with and where you're living. Beeing forced to change everything in one year is... interesting.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
The developer who hasn't coded assembler in his yoth is crazy. The seasoned programmer coding assembler is also crazy.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
When I see this, I get the urge to create a movie trailer about a little boy who grows up with a angry java programmer as a father. During the family dinner the young boy says: "Father I am a Rubyist! Primitive datatypes in java are just so
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Flash may be fast, but the problem is that my macbook pro get's so hot I can fry an egg on it after viewing a video on vimeo.com in flash for a few seconds.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Gitorious is an open source alternative to github.com hosted on it's own site http://gitorious.org/gitorious It was recently ported to rails 3 as well.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
They are så fæntæstic! Heia Norge.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Cool hack! I need to buy some arduino controllers and take a month or two leave from work to play with it.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Home fabrication is very inspirational to read about. The fabrication process maybe extremely time consuming at the moment, but it's a glimpse of what to come. Video on the internet was ridiculously slow once, now it's becoming our main sou
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Just can't stop playing this explosion thingy http://lab.andre-michelle.com/particle-explosion
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Best chat roulette screen shots: http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/the-24-best-chat-roulette-s... I kind of liked the jolly nazi&israeli couple doing thumbs up. :-)
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Yes, it would help a lot if Java at least had a type inference system like scala does. A lot of the time and effort that goes into programming is used to make code more compact and readable. That's hard to accomplish in java.
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Just use gitorious http://gitorious.com . If you are not satisfied with the hosting, install locally http://blog.alexgirard.com/git-gitorious-on-ubuntu
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Sell accounts on sites like Dropbox, Basecamp and 37signals on iTunes Store? Not a good idea for Apple, but maybe a good idea for someone else?
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by thomasfl 17y ago
If these things we're built into new apartments, people would use less cars if groceries could be sendt by tube. Groceries could even be sendt without packaging. Catering could become cheaper and better.
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Amazingly enough they also got an Oscar for the documentary about the kon tiki expedition. Preventing Hitler to get a nuclear bomb first, was not bad either.
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by thomasfl 17y ago
Instant rendering of markdown sounds like a good idea, if users care to invest time to learn it.
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by thomasfl 17y ago
This looks like a ruby on rails application. The restful url's, the nginx as a webserver frontend and use of prototype javascript library is all very common for RoR.
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by thomasfl 17y ago
A ten finger multitouch pad for desktops makes perfectly sense. The multitouch pad on mac book pro is way more pleasant to use than a mouse, but can't be used with an external monitor.

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