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by twism 18y ago
the iphone app "writingPad" uses this input method
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by twism 18y ago
Sure the candidates are not picking web servers and what not, but I'm sure they had some influence by hiring the most qualified staff, who were versed in the subject at hand, who hired (or hired the staff who hired ...) the people who made
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by twism 18y ago
Although the article is satire, it does show the decision making process each candidate/staff took (although it might not have carried much weight, and may not actually affect the way they govern) when they were faced with the task of "I ne
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by twism 18y ago
I think Google might have Mozilla beat on intuitiveness of the UI.
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by twism 18y ago
Oh don't get me wrong, jQuery is my js library of choice when doing client side development (and server side in my own little side project), but the javascript he refers to is much deeper than manipulating DOM. Like he says "Learn JavaScrip
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by twism 18y ago
> As for the recommendation to learn native JS: I suggest you instead take the route of learning jQuery. Say goodbye to cross-domain, cross-browser, xmlhttprequest issues. Selectors, manipulation, AJAX, traversing, CSS, effects, it's a
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by twism 18y ago
Had me at: "Learn JavaScript. Like, for real..." "... It's a really beautiful and misunderstood language."
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by twism 18y ago
Yes, and not DOM manipulation. Its the anonymous functions, closures, functional programming, scopes and contexts, etc... pair it with Rhino and the power of "dynamic scopes" and shared scopes and you have multi-threaded programming.
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by twism 18y ago
javascript
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by twism 18y ago
Shift + Ctrl + s
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by twism 18y ago
... or Ctrl + Alt + s with the developer toolbar addon in firefox.
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by twism 18y ago
no i did not. I'm not crawling the entire site, just enough to get the data that is needed. I think the app would still work if my ip was throttled anyways, albeit new items would show up on feeds later (but the app response time would be
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by twism 18y ago
You want to look at http://ycfeeds.com
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Hackerfeed for News.YC
20 points by twism 18y ago|11 comments
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by twism 18y ago
Anyone else getting an error page about this site being reported to be an "attack website"?
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by twism 18y ago
yes they did.
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by twism 18y ago
Comments on 'Ask HN' (self) submissions that are directed to your question now show up on your reply feed.
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by twism 18y ago
Comments on 'Ask HN' submissions that are directed to you now show up on your reply feed.
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News.YC Feeds: Comments on 'Ask HN' submissions...(ycfeeds.com)
2 points by twism 18y ago|1 comments
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by twism 18y ago
Glad to see another black (and of nigerian descent to boot) hacker on News.YC.
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by twism 18y ago
done. http://ycfeeds.com/feed/popular-submissions
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by twism 18y ago
I took care of the memory leak. Should be fine now.
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by twism 18y ago
Points added... Stories on the front page, coming right up.
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by twism 18y ago
Sorry... still working out a few kinks.
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by twism 18y ago
Rhino, using John Resig's "env.js"
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by twism 18y ago
ycfeeds.com uses server-side jquery and (although ycfeeds.com does not do it much) can manipulate dom styles and add class names to elements using CSS3 at "compile time".
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by twism 18y ago
You're welcome... not entirely all your replies, just replies starting from yesterday and not more than 3 days old (can be adjusted).
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by twism 18y ago
Thanks. I'm working on that but News.Yc is designed in a way that your votes on comments are anonymous. Your votes on submissions are also anonymous to other users but you have to be logged in to see them. The way I envision it happening is
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by twism 18y ago
I'm in complete agrement with you. That was the premise for building this tool. This is the first draft and will focus on giving more details about comments and discussions.
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by twism 18y ago
Yes, it does.

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