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by wyck 14y ago
There are several problems with sublime especially as an IDE, for 60 bucks I don't see how I can justify not having: A decent linter. Auto-complete is really shabby. Find and search, also sub-par. No separate console window. Though it
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by wyck 14y ago
That is not how copyright works. Copyright protects your articles, illustrations, posts, photographs, videos, and other works of creative expression from the time that they are fixed in a tangible medium of expression. It gives the creator
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by wyck 14y ago
Interesting but a melody analysis would be way more insightful. Pop music is all about the simple melody, in terms of impacting a recognizable pattern on the brain. That is why it's popular, and you see the same melodies repeated over and
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by wyck 14y ago
I recently was reading was looking for an API that had address and directions support and found these two, http://gmap3.net/ and http://code.google.com/p/jquery-ui-map/ . Any plans to add that to gmaps.js?
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by wyck 14y ago
The gmap3 and also the one on google code(forget name) seem to have a larger API, for example I really like the "DirectionsRenderer",I don't see anything like that gmaps.js.
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by wyck 14y ago
Ya and trello shamelessly ripped of the idea from sticky post-its...who got their idea from the gutenberg press.
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by wyck 14y ago
Yes of course, creating a backdoor or sabotage via revision control is a really good attack vector (like really). Recently several large open source projects had shady forged commits, so it's safe that say that anything private is also bein
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by wyck 14y ago
Exactly, the hive mind at work, for example: http://gawker.com/5751581/misguided-internet-vigilantes-atta... Also every once and a while a hoax reaches the front page, usually some highly suspect family situation or someone finding a trea
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by wyck 14y ago
Needs more of this in the background, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaxVwD-HvNU
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by wyck 14y ago
>Because not only is Zuckerberg declaring that he considers Facebook’s social mission a higher priority than Facebook’s business and financial mission—a view many on Wall Street would consider treasonous Wall Street, meet the wall.
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by wyck 14y ago
This is convoluted at best, the internet is not the telephone. The more they push, there more technology that uses encryption/vps/offshore/offworld/alternative routes/etc will become easier for the average user and not just the command line
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by wyck 15y ago
This is an incredible breath of fresh air, what an odd thing to say.
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by wyck 15y ago
This first point is wrong, it is easy to enable remote debugging, https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/re... Point 3# is spot on though. ps. Do sites realize that their slide out social buttons things actually cover t
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by wyck 15y ago
Sorry I prefer old school dj's, they still exists and I don't have to play with an interface ? I'll stay with http://somafm.com/
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by wyck 15y ago
Here ya go, in video too (Google I/O) http://youtu.be/N8SS-rUEZPg Also has a part on remote debugging which the article doesn't.
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by wyck 15y ago
My hammer makes your hammer look ..well. ape-ish, http://i.imgur.com/R5CwZ.jpg
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by wyck 15y ago
should have been named inception.js
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by wyck 15y ago
To be more specific. This page http://www.codecademy.com/courses , shows no hierarchy on where I am in the course, I think this is horrible UX. Compare that to this, http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/javascript , where I know exactly where
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by wyck 15y ago
>For better or for worse, Facebook has completely changed the way we socialize First off don't say "we" when you mean "you". I was socializing on the internet way before Facebook/www. Thinking that they "changed" the way we socialize is
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by wyck 15y ago
It is kinda confusing. Agree with bad alignments but more importantly there are just to many options that basically do the same thing. I find this type of page 1000x more useful ( the profile page as well), http://www.codecademy.com/tracks
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by wyck 15y ago
I want a "buy now button", seriously.
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by wyck 15y ago
What's worse than PHP, people that complain about it. It's like a plumber complaining about copper in lieu of plastic, no one gives a shit, just get the job done. Sitting in your little complaint hole , no matter how well thought out, does
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by wyck 15y ago
There should be more information, for example page 2 (or 3) is Web SQL, which was dropped by W3C in 2010.
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by wyck 15y ago
Codeschool is awesome, they really nailed the video segments into code part. Makes it way more intuitive and interesting than codeacademy.
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by wyck 15y ago
and if the multiverse ends up being true that number might be slightly larger, and by slightly I mean unimaginably larger, I think it's called infinity.
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by wyck 15y ago
Who is interested in a pissing festival? Do you ask a landscaper what is favorite rake is or do you look at his work. The answer is that a good gardener can create something amazing with a stick, but a bad one can't, even with a truck full
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by wyck 15y ago
I disagree, we use mercurial because it has a full product line of management tools, the issue tracker is 1000% better with mercurial compared to github. I don;t care where "most code" is, I care about where my code and me teams code is.
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by wyck 15y ago
The color scheme, the shadows, the fonts, the horror, guys seriously hire a designer or UI person. A crucial link is missing, the one the USER sees, you know with their eyeballs.
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Ask HN: If GoDaddy has no due diligence, which host/DNS providers actually do?
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by wyck 15y ago
Most posts here are about tunneling, which is akin to whacking a mole and not a solution. The only solution is in space, or a mesh net run by citizens, http://www.reddit.com/r/darknetplan/

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