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MrNibbles
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Comment #6513728
Hi HN, So i've just launched Make Us Proud. I've been working at Apple for the last 2 years, and now i'm finally living out my dream. I'd love to offer our services up to you guys …
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Comment #5391489
Nice work.
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Comment #3960669
Alternatively, you can hold Cmd and double click a folder to open in a new window. In addition, i find adding your editor of choice to the finder toolbar quite handy (open current …
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Comment #3679382
While it looks nice, it is completely inaccessible for non-mouse/non-visual users. I recommend that the developer takes influence from the AEGIS/AOL/TPG accessibility demos - http:…
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Comment #3522935
http://www.shouldiuseaqrcode.com/
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Comment #3381133
Agreed. That and Pusher is not built on Node, rather on Event Machine.
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Comment #3347214
The strength of TextMate has always been its powerful scripting interface, something that Sublime currently lacks to extreme. For me anyway, there are few text editors that can equ…
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Comment #2886133
Of course! This is now nearly possible in Chrome/Safari/FF5, but the limiting factor is still primarily re-paint time rather than the simulation itself.
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Comment #2884968
Untrue, I used a port of Box2d (not this port, our own version) to build an "HTML5" game for sony, see link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AicnuLQxHoQ Unfortunately the game was …
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Comment #2809389
Yep, and they did it well! Here is a demo if you are interested: http://ajaxorg.github.com/ace/build/editor.html And here is the GIT repo: https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace Notice the…
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Comment #2809374
Why Canvas for rendering text? Makes very little sense, DOM hardware render support is better on many platforms right now.
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Comment #2707739
Looks great, but why would someone suggest installing this rather than Chrome Frame?
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Comment #2683808
ES6 Will improve things, see the presentation by Dimitry Soshnikov here: http://www.slideshare.net/dmitrysoshnikov/falsyvalues-dmitry... Note the modules implementation ;) While it…
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Comment #2614505
Looks like a neat service, but browsing the public javascript 'snips' there is a large amount of quite terrible code that i wouldn't recommend anyone uses. Not that this is in any …
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Comment #2597831
This is quite cunning, it appears to have the FFT pre-parsed as JS objects. It then actually plays back a single audio file ( http://daftpunk.themaninblue.com/Cameron%20Adams%20-%2…
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Comment #2592229
Or perhaps it was just running benchmarking software, who knows!
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Comment #2571979
Looks to me like someone has cloned areas to cover the score overlays that were present in the original. You can see a line in the top right of the manipulated image - http://farm3…
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Comment #2571722
Its easy to detect these features, ideally one would only load this lib if the features are supported. The -webkit-transform: translate3d(0,x,y) (3D, not 2D transforms) property fo…
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Comment #2540165
Interestingly, it actually falls back to a DOM based renderer. Inspect it using Safari and you will see what i mean.
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Comment #2497618
one word, symlinks!
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Comment #2491059
Neat idea, but it lacked feedback for the user. I have forked the project and added a pop-over description of the error when the user mouses-over the 'diagnosed' element (not suppo…
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Show HN: HTML5 Bookmarklet - destroys a website and lets race across it
Would love to get the communities feedback on my most recent project