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   by ville 14y ago

   Reminds me of Geode that used a similar screen in an iPhone cade as a "virtual payment card". I think it might be more suitable for a vanity product like this.
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   by ville 14y ago

   And Clojure also runs on CLR (ClojureCLR) and can be compiled to JavaScript (ClojureScript).
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   by ville 14y ago

   The submission of the renamed project: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4827955
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   by ville 14y ago

   It doesn't tell that. From Modernizr wiki[0]: "webforms UI: datepicker, colorpicker UIs cannot be detected, only the associated constraint validation" [0]: https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/wiki/Undetectables
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   by ville 14y ago

   Support for input type="date" can be tested by creating an element like that and checking the type attribute. But how can you tell if the browser has support for the native picker? You can't. That is why this picker takes the approach of ch
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   by ville 14y ago

   I was just playing with this new web app That is an IDE for poem writing My rhymes, I admit, were quite dull and bad But the experience - exciting!
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   Designing JS promises (2011)(raw.github.com)

   56 points by ville 14y ago|6 comments
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   by ville 14y ago

   Since continuation-passing style is so popular in asynchronous code, errors are typically passed to the callback instead of throwing them. If an error was thrown in, say, a callback for an XMLHttpRequest the original caller would not catch
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   by ville 14y ago

   Github also has a repository for their icons at https://github.com/github/gemoji/ They have the same licence.
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    Dream Broker’s New Marketing Video(dreambroker.com)

    1 points by ville 14y ago|0 comments
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    by ville 14y ago

    I think a good alternative would be just to accept a number. url(1) instead of url('1')
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    by ville 14y ago

    operator.methodcaller('method') #ftfy
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    by ville 14y ago

    This would cool as a bookmarklet that can launch the graph in a modal window when viewing any JS app.
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    by ville 14y ago

    Looks like Google mixes petabytes with pebibytes.
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    by ville 14y ago

    "they're not exactly hard to obtain" Except, of course, in Mac OS X where you have to download (a couple of gigabytes) Xcode from Apple and install it to get GCC :)
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    by ville 14y ago

    For those who didn't know, Zen Coding is a tool for creating html with a same kind of syntax, available for many editors: http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/
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    by ville 14y ago

    How is that a bad thing? Source code VMs are easier to secure and as the tooling improves, you don't need to look a the generated JS anymore to debug, it becomes "byte code".
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    by ville 14y ago

    I agree with all the points you listed and that CSS layout is superior. However every time I use a CSS grid I find myself thinking whether the content and design are really separated. If I add classes like .col-1-4, .span3 or .three.columns
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    by ville 14y ago

    I had the same problem as it seems the convention isn't explained on the website. However as soon as I took a look at the code it became clear that the numbers represent fractions. .col-2-12 is a column that is 2/12 in width (same as 1/6) a
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    by ville 14y ago

    But aren't Opa applications written in Opa, not pure JavaScript?
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    Pacemaker hack can deliver deadly 830-volt jolt(computerworld.com)

    1 points by ville 14y ago|0 comments
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    by ville 14y ago

    Could someone give a practical example of a use case for this? This is probably useful for some typical problems in Backbone applications but not something I knew I would need (having built a couple of non-trivial Backbone apps).
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    by ville 14y ago

    This is what I was thinking as well. Apparently in SASS they only had mixins that work like classes and are included in the output and now the new "placeholders" act like .mixin () {} in LESS. The example also combines hr {/* style /} .sep
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    by ville 14y ago

    I went to the 'Learn' page first and then could not find a way to get back to the home page to sign up.
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    by ville 14y ago

    "When will people get the message about grey text on light backgrounds?"
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    by ville 14y ago

    Why would I want to build that product in exchange for equity, which will probably be worthless? If you don't want to spend money on your idea, chances are it is even more likely to fail than an average startup. This feels like a way to exp
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    by ville 14y ago

    "Because telling you about Appsterdam, it's real simple. If you wanna make apps, come to Appsterdam, it's awesome. You wanna know more about it? Google it. You wanna know why Appsterdam is a thing, what Appsterdam is all about and what kind
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    by ville 14y ago

    What are the advantages of SCSS over LESS that Bootstrap uses?
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    by ville 14y ago

    I think one thing that makes them less interesting options to click is that they don't show the number of results like the selected option. All Microsoft | Downloads | Support | Communities 63,100 results
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    by ville 14y ago

    It gives a good overview of the topics that made me want to learn more about them. I think some links to resources for further information after each section would be very useful for someone using this article as a starting point.