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vjeux
14y ago
I started an implementation of soulver in html and js if you are interested. The fundations are there, need to finish the grammar and implement all the rules :) https://github.com/vjeux/soulver.js
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14y ago
Nice use of perfect forwarding!
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C++11: A generic singleton
(enki-tech.blogspot.fr)
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Non-linear control flow added to AS3 through a new 'goto' keyword.
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In 2011, AT&T made 22 billion in revenue for wireless data. 8.2 million is 0.03% (if I didn't make a mistake). I wouldn't call that big bucks. http://www.att.com/Common/about_us/annual_report/pdfs/att_ar...
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"Unbelievable that Twitter isn’t taking any necessary steps to keep its users data safe. Even after encountering a huge number of hacks in the past including celebrities account. All they need to do is to add a password strength checker dur
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15y ago
Where are the benchmarks?
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15y ago
Congratulations, you've completed all the curent challenges. Don't worry, more are on their way.
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The idea is fun but it's really not user friendly at all. I spent like 10 minutes in order to find out how to edit the examples, save them and run them. I'm not a vi user so I had trouble knowing how to use :w and :q. Also, what's up with t
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15y ago
You just have to name your file README.md :)
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All the acronyms behind MPEG
(blog.pkh.me)
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15y ago
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You have to put things back in context. JSLint was written in 2005 when no one really knew Javascript and there was no well-written open source Javascript. JSLint was, and always is, a wonderful tool to educate people about Javascript commo
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15y ago
It is not possible to scroll on the documentation from an iphone :(
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I feel the same. Here's what the circles should like: http://jsfiddle.net/vjeux/DSp2m/1/ Also, showing benchmark for only one test doesn't follow the scientific approach. I left a comment on the page with these two points and it has vanis
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I've not looked much for optimization. First, what you can do is reduce the number of allocations. Instead of creating a new vector3 for each operation, you can do it in place. Another way to optimize is to make all the ray calculation on t
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Javascript Ray Tracer
(fooo.fr)
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15y ago
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What would be awesome of you is to generate a .js instead of a zip. For example I could include <script src="jspkg.org/coffeescript/xregexp/.../.js"> and it would make a single .js file with all the dependencies sorted out. If you c
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I haven't read the book but technical blogging has been really working out well for me. Thanks to my blog ( http://blog.vjeux.com/ ) I've been contacted by many companies and recruited for an awesome job! I've written an article about all
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I've mistakenly understood the title: I though the language was being forked into two different ones ... Am I the only one?
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Here's a little valid Ascii art program with Dart main() { var _ = 1; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;; ;; ;; ( (){ }() ) ;; ;; (_ ^_^ _) ;; ;; {; _|_ ;} ;; ;; ;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; } http://try-dart-la
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15y ago
It doesn't look like to support JSON anymore: http://try-dart-lang.appspot.com/s/86QN
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CSS Shader - Adobe brings WebGL to CSS
(adobe.com)
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Have you tried with CSS color names?
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The CORS php proxy file is nice to have.
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http://jsperf.com/object-cycle-detection I've added a jsPerf to see how bad it performs. For small objects it's reasonable but if the object has 10 000 elements the Javascript test will take 1 second, which is not acceptable. I'd rather g
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One state per user is not what I want. If the user sorts in one way, give a link, then sorts in another way and put a link back. I want both links to be differents. Also, your solution adds a lot of extra server calls. The goal of client-si
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I'm not sure to understand what you mean. Could you tell me how I would implement that on a concrete example: http://db.mmo-champion.com/items/#table__search_results_item... I want to store: page number, sorted-column, reverse.
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The URL has to be shareable. If I give the URL to someone else with your technique, he won't be able to see the same page.
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The goal is to use it in a URL. I don't want my urls to look like that: http://db.mmo-champion.com/items/#eyJ1c2VyIjp7Im5hbWUiO iJCb2IgU21pdGgiLCJhZ2UiOjQ3LCJzZXgiOiJNIiwiZG9iIjoiNS0x Mi0xOTU2In0sInBhc3RpbWVzIjoNClsiZ29sZiIsIm9wZXJh
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@adeelk: 1, the number, is converted to :1, but "1", the string, is converted to =1. This way I can tell whether it's a string or number upon reconstruction. You can actually run this on the blog page URLON.stringify({c: 'instance', a: '1
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