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Fear and Loathing in JavaScript DSLs(alexyoung.org)
3 points by wgj 17y ago|0 comments
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by wgj 17y ago
Yet I can't use chrome for basic FTP access. I have to use Firefox (or could use IE.) So if this is old, the message is not necessarily dated.
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by wgj 17y ago
This is actually a list of obvious and highly competitive categories. Perhaps the most highly competitive categories.
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by wgj 17y ago
In my browser (chrome) the image updates slowly and unevenly after each keypress, which interrupts the 3D illusion, and then I have to refocus on the new image. Otherwise, very cool.
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You ain't gonna need it(en.wikipedia.org)
20 points by wgj 17y ago|3 comments
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by wgj 17y ago
Andrew: I've been a Mixergy fan for awhile. I watch what I can, when I can. The interviews are long, but definitely substantial. In other words, they should be long. Your preparation, the quality of the content, and the selection of your
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by wgj 17y ago
Thanks
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by wgj 17y ago
> there are countless stories of people who have had their domain taken down for “questionable reasons” by GoDaddy There's no comment section on the original post, but can the author or anyone else provide links to specific and credib
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by wgj 17y ago
One of the articles on this, which I can't cite because I didn't save the link, said parents had complained to the school IT department that the webcam indicator would light at strange times. According to the article, the school dismissed t
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by wgj 17y ago
He's assuming passwords are purged from logs, which from what I've seen, usually isn't true. (Although they should be.)
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by wgj 17y ago
That's just as bad or worse, if a tech savvy user can come to this kind of erroneous conclusion.
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by wgj 17y ago
You just said a lot of what I was thinking. Metronomes of course, have been around forever. As early as the 70's a lot of bands started syncing to an electronic source. Especially the prog bands, with excellent drummers, who were versatile
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Eighty years without flippers(jsomers.net)
4 points by wgj 17y ago|2 comments
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by wgj 17y ago
Another question is what happens if you don't "flattr" anyone within a month. Does the money roll over to the next month, or is it lost to the house?
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The Four Cs of JavaScript(dailyjs.com)
29 points by wgj 17y ago|4 comments
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by wgj 17y ago
Gmail also ignores a "+" in the email address and everything after it, so mail to example+foobar@gmail.com is received by example@gmail.com.
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by wgj 17y ago
On ask.com I have to scroll the page to even reach the first organic result after the block of sponsored results. If you use it on a regular basis, don't you get tired of doing that?
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by wgj 17y ago
Warm expression of friendship and respect from Branson. Title should say (2007).
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by wgj 17y ago
Thanks! That's good to know.
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by wgj 17y ago
Here's the full PDF of Purely Functional Data Structures: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rwh/theses/okasaki.pdf (From CMU, so apparently with permission.)
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Google: There is Potential to Make the Mobile Web Better than the PC Web(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by wgj 17y ago|0 comments
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by wgj 17y ago
Each cell could implement a Phase Locked Loop that locks to one of its neighbors. This would decentralize the clock while the system remains self-referentially synchronous. You would still need a reference signal to start the system's initi
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by wgj 17y ago
Actually, I was at Microsoft between '94 and '05 and that's close to what happened in many cases, but not because of a single program manager. (At least not in cases that I saw directly.) Rather, as the company grew, and more program manage
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by wgj 17y ago
You're missing out. Andrew has excellent interview skills and is always well prepared in these interviews. He also picks people who have good lessons and information to share. It's not fluff content. (Though I expect there may be an excepti
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by wgj 17y ago
Twitter's form looks very Rails'y. I know they used to be on the Rails framework, but are they still?
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by wgj 17y ago
Is this a Stack Exchange site, or just looks like one?
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by wgj 17y ago
It's bad form to slam an individual in a public talk. Whether libel or not, there's no good reason to call people out in a public talk unless you're really going after that person.
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by wgj 17y ago
I've said that programming in Ruby is like building a bicycle out of mud. (And I like Ruby.) This article reminds me of that sentiment in a very real way. Nothing is ever the wrong size or shape. Nothing ever doesn't fit.
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by wgj 17y ago
See the link cross-posted by timf.
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by wgj 17y ago
You could just put your name on your about page. That's what a lot of people do.

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