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15y ago
How do you get list of properties that a given entity supports?
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Good job. It is kind of addicting. I think a point system that depends upon the degree of color match along with time taken, will make it even more interesting.
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I don't really understand why the whole issue is being blown so much out of proportions. A good developer has used "objectionable" words in his presentation to drive his point home. But really, who are we to decide if those words were indee
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15y ago
Cool concept and fun to play. Good job.
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Jokes Aside. Who doesn't really like these JS libraries? Are they making your life easier? Umm Yea. Did you have to spend the time re-inventing the wheel. Umm No. Why is he complaining then?
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How Logical AND and OR Operators Actually Work in Javascript.
(websymphony.net)
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The LMS Service market for higher education is surely right for disruption. Personally, I would have been more excited if there was a startup, instead of Google had taken this initiative.
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Kudos to you for taking such a brave decision. Can we know the story behind it?
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UI looks pretty nice. Nice enhancements to twitter bootstrap.
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Show HN: Vimeo Instant. Lets you surf Vimeo Instantly.
(vimeo-instant.heroku.com)
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I did the same thing. Using octopress on github pages now. http://websymphony.net Was earlier on Posterous. If you have decent knowledge of html + css, you can have lot of flexibility in look and feel of the blog. You also get to use Com
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Great. Will wait for the future installments.
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Thanks for the cast, was quite informative. Kudos to you for trying to help others. Just a few suggestions for following casts. 1) Not sure if you are aware of it but there is a framework that you can use for the screencasts, just to make i
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You are correct with that scenario. But also, now you are able to create a company that is profitable from day one, and might not need any external funding for a long time. At least the opportunity is there to create something. Not all comp
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Well the way I understand it. That's how it should work. You keep working on your existing H1b for Google or whatever, start your own company. Give yourself a job in your company, joining to which depends upon the new H1B that you will app
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Saw this site few days ago on HN: http://bugmuncher.com/ Seems to be doing same sort of thing, except that the processing is being done on server side rather on client.
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Really good article. Purpose of article is to motivate talented people to join Justin.tv and I think it does that very well. First thing I did after reading, was to look for the available positions and actually found one that excited me. Di
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Turns out, you still have to wait for google to approve. Bummer.
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Best Feature: Google+ Invite!!!
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Google Api is not public yet. Just curious, how are they getting their data? Screen scraping maybe?
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Interesting. So now I can test my mongodb app, without needing to install mongodb server on my machine? Cool!
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Naah, GrandCentral became Google Voice. Totally different product.
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What if the exact same service, with exact same feature set was introduced by a startup and not Google? Would we still see the same type of hostility towards that too? I don't think so. Yes, it is correct that google harvests your informati
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Exactly. That was my first thought too.
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I know! Right now I am storing cursor coordinates as one moves and displaying it via red squares. My initial thought was to timestamp each point and then every few seconds make an ajax request to server with just the updated data. And once
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Thanks for encouraging words. Will try to finish the server side code soon and let you guys know. :)
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Show HN: I wrote a really simple client side HeatMap Effect generating script.
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Did you just point the gemfile to newer version and did hand editing as you went along or is there a command for the upgrade?