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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   Interesting, it's been a while since I looked at Dojo. I was still (incorrectly!) equating it as an alternative to jQuery, not as a full application framework. Are there other larger toolkits like Dojo that you could point me to?
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   The problem with completely client-side applications(rakeroutes.com)

   4 points by xyzzyb 15y ago|3 comments
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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   Oh well sure, more security is always better. :-) I was just thinking that if they were able to reach email then the map app security isn't as much of a concern.
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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   Probably better to depend on the OS security for this.
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   Using bundler instead of rvm gemsets(rakeroutes.com)

   2 points by xyzzyb 15y ago|0 comments
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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   I'd rather see the watch button replaced with a Google Reader style interface for projects. Let me see that Rails has 97 unread commits, Twitter Bootstrap 32 unread, and little forgotten project has 2. "Little Forgotten Project has two upda
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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   Sounds like you'd prefer {placekitten}: http://placekitten.com/ http://placekitten.com/300/300
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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   This is one instance where the github documentation is lacking. Actually their entire API documentation site could use some serious attention.
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   by xyzzyb 15y ago

   It's making a couple of calls: 1) grab the list of repos for the given user, 2) use the "List languages" call to the github repo API to pull in the language data for each repo. http://developer.github.com/v3/repos/
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    Coffee Taster: an easy CoffeeScript development environment for Ruby devs(rakeroutes.com)

    2 points by xyzzyb 15y ago|0 comments
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Very nice :-)
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    In Chrome (any other browser with developer tools would be able to do this as well) I just right clicked on the animation area and clicked "Inspect Element". Doing that exposes the developer tools which includes the ability to make live edi
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Switching the background-color to black and the text color to green results in a really cool looking display.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    I should clarify that command-s is the save command. My macro overrides the standard behavior.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Ah, aggressive trailing whitespace removal. That I can completely get behind. I've already got command-s bound to a custom macro that strips trailing whitespace in TextMate for myself and my co-workers; but this would be an even more inclus
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Hover.com is awesome and they have actual friendly, knowledgable humans that answer the phone.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Hey, I bought that earlier today along with some other books. Really excited to dig into it!
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    disown -h will (reportedly) keep it under job control.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Interesting, along the lines of what http://republicwireless.com is trying to do?
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Of course there's always Wolfram|Alpha. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=David%2C+John
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Bootstrap is awesome. I've built my "about me" site http://sdball.github.com and http://movieterminals.com using it. With Bootstrap I can think more about the app and defer the styling until I really care about it; but not run a bad loo
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    To clarify, we price a given address through three carrier APIs: Qwest, XO, and Covad. We hope to add more (Level 3, Verizon, etc) as we work out the kinks in talking to their APIs. I'd love to get any feedback on the site: design, function
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    How about Google Bookmarks? https://www.google.com/bookmarks/ Requires a Google account, but free beyond that.
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    Show HN: Price Internet service for your business location(broadband.com)

    3 points by xyzzyb 15y ago|2 comments
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    For me, it's the ease of use, the HTML bundle's shortcuts for quickly slicing through markup, the automatic recognition of languages embedded within languages (JavaScript bundle and syntax highlighting automatically activated when the curso
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    I absolutely agree. TextMate is still my favorite editor. I switched to it from vim in 2007 and have occasionally looked back and around at other editors, but always return to TM. Everyone on my team also uses TextMate all day, every day. W
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    I found pinboard to not only be an adequate replacement, but superior. It's faster, has a better UI, and ties into more of the services I use.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Sounds like GoodData ( http://www.gooddata.com/ ), which is great! Competition drives innovation.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    Looks a lot like byteposts: a subject-oriented twitter/irc hybrid.
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    by xyzzyb 15y ago

    The solarized color scheme is great too.