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by zenojevski 12y ago
Mind if I add some sound to that? http://phatgifs.com/?v=http%3A%2F%2Fshare.gifyoutube.com%2Fl...
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by zenojevski 12y ago
What about music? http://phatgifs.com/?v=http%3A%2F%2Fshare.gifyoutube.com%2Fl... This seems a perfect match for my audio/video mashupper! It could accept YouTube as video source, but despite my efforts, often gifs sti
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by zenojevski 12y ago
I think it should ping when it's dropping, before it sinks, kind of like a Macbook does with mechanical hard drives. Then sonaring it should be simpler, as we know the rough location.
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by zenojevski 12y ago
Here, I gave it a try: http://jsfiddle.net/bD68B/1/
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by zenojevski 12y ago
Not remotely as cool, but I was working on a modular synthesizer lib [1] based on the js node audio API. There's a small demo [2], based on an older version of the lib, which can be played using the keyboard. [1]: https://gi
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by zenojevski 12y ago
I found the GPG tools on Mac quite good as well. But I thought I'd do things the "right" way. Use master/sub keys, linked identities, with masters kept offline... The friction was _immense_, especially managing the ident
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by zenojevski 12y ago
From a user's point of view, it's basically straight out of the Rust book, all the gravy with also relaxed ownership and syntax. It has it all [1]: static typing, type inference, explicit mutability, closures, pattern matching, op
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by zenojevski 12y ago
They have a concept of implicit/explicit "external parameter names".
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by zenojevski 12y ago
I think it's the most popular obj-c/cocoa binding.
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by zenojevski 12y ago
I never watched the this sport, but I think it could be this one? [1] When it fails, it makes people look life frosted glass [2], but actually it's extraordinary that it's still working almost perfectly. [1]: https://ww
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by zenojevski 12y ago
You could try sneaking a subtle hint of the "W" in the logo, using another gray V, an accent, or something similar
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by zenojevski 12y ago
It's a plastic whistle, like the ones that were found in some cereal boxes forty years ago. It emits a note at 2600Hz, which coincidentally was the frequency for carrier control on the Bell phone network at the time. See: http:/&
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by zenojevski 12y ago
Knowing "what isn't" is often more valuable than knowing "what is", when there are so many options. It can strike out an entire tree of dependent conditions, enabling pursuers to focus better, with more energy and i
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by zenojevski 12y ago
For those who are only interested in the render loop, I made a library[1] around this abstraction. I plan to expand it with a toolkit to allow thinking in terms of batches, queues and consumers, à la bacon.js[2]. [1]: https://git
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by zenojevski 12y ago
> This is combined with a very steep purchase price. Everyone says the $ 20 or so are a steep price, but I paid twice that for Mailmate[1] and it's worth every drop. It's probably my most used app after Sublime Text (to which i
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by zenojevski 12y ago
It's a bad example because "toyotism" is widely considered synonymous with valuing precision[1] and efficiency[2] in production with ever-increasing quality. It would be less notable, though, if not for the contributions that
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by zenojevski 12y ago
I had just a bit of fun with it [1] but it's easy to see that no more that a few bits per frame can be accurately encoded this way. [1]: http://jsfiddle.net/zenojevski/EHh3Q/4/
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Got that too: 1ef0: 4E 63 46 39 33 51 75 34 64 2F 48 6E 47 6D 4B 50 NcF93Qu4d/HnGmKP 1f00: 51 42 72 4A 43 50 53 69 54 67 70 2F 63 79 37 70 QBrJCPSiTgp/cy7p 1f10: 71 31 76 63 2F 74 70 49 67 68 4C 4F 4C 4A 4B 3D q1vc&#x2F
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Related: things like these do not work, because of implementation. if (false) // <- inserted by me for (var ...) { // <- existing code ...code... } Too bad, because extra `for`s could be fu
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Much earlier but: defense by excessive reaction. https://gist.github.com/anonymous/0bd9b9d36892ffe6dbbf
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by zenojevski 13y ago
First of all, this is absolutely impressive in concept. Yes, it's too easy that way: map.pO = map.placeObject; map.placeObject = function(x, y, w){ return map.pO(x, y, w=='block'?'empty':w); }
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Isn't that _Nokian_?
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Hi, I've published some reusable roles for ansible. They are still quite basic, but I'd love for you to have a look at them. https://github.com/search?q=%40zenoamaro+ansible
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Actually, way easier. You go back to the end of the auto-corrected word, and you choose your original spelling from the popup.
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Yes, please! http://i.imgur.com/yMzh9jQ.png EDIT: It's nothing more of a joke... What if we had Deluxe Browse II? But more seriously, who browses in 320x200? Does anybody follow 256-color web-safe palettes anymore?
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by zenojevski 13y ago
I've always been fascinated by TCL, so I second girvo's request. I'd like to know more, with possibly some links to in depth resources, or some insight (as TCL is not that "in" nowadays).
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by zenojevski 13y ago
It's only `i` (the index) that's meant to begin from 1. `count` is a quantity, not an index, and there are such things as "zero apples". But you start counting them from the first one.
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Use a rubberducking text file. Every time you think, write down a line or two delineating your current reasoning and your debugging info. When you make changes, highlight them to mark them as pending ("need to update IDT"). You ca
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by zenojevski 13y ago
Presumably you can open your password manager's web service and do it from there.
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by zenojevski 13y ago
The prototypal CSS zen garden: http://www.microsoft.com/typography/css/gallery/extract1.htm

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