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premasagar
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About premasagar
http://premasagar.com | http://dharmafly.com
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Comment #12844709
A little playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/premasagar/playlist/23HecvNHK1...
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Comment #12405774
SEEKING WORK Location: Remote - I’m from the UK, living in Portugal Remote: Only remote work Willing to relocate: No Availability: up to 3 days per week Technologies: JavaScript (f…
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Comment #11944161
Shenanigans like this will only hasten the onset of a bitcoin economy.
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Comment #11814833
SEEKING WORK Location: Remote - I’m from the UK, living in Portugal Availability: up to 3 days per week I’m a JavaScript programmer, both front- and back-end. I’m familiar with ES2…
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Comment #11563219
I agree. There is always a choice, although the shift may be difficult or unsettling, and some people will feel freer to make a change than others. I think one huge component of th…
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Comment #11557695
The elephant brain is better than the human brain. The fact that the elephant faces extinction at the hands of human brains and is only being saved from extinction by the work of o…
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Comment #11261992
You could also transmit to a whole room full of people without needing to connect to any networks or devices.
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Comment #10937922
Another place I'd love to see Meteor move towards the (future) standards would be an eventual replacement of Fibers with async/await throughout, which to me is more explicit and in…
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Comment #10626463
As well as snap.svg, you may want to take a look at Pablo (I wrote it). It is for SVG manipulation and includes some animation methods [1] that utilise CSS or JavaScript callbacks …
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Comment #10346467
Nice. Inter-app communication between web apps installed on any device. A search engine for web app manifests would be a good starting point for a World Wide App Store.
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Comment #9111780
Yes, SVGO is really good at this and other kinds of SVG optimisation and manipulation: https://github.com/svg/svgo/
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Comment #8888352
Ooops. I keep reading it as nsfw.js - I'm not sure what that module would do. Congrats to the NW team.
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Comment #6604354
When I added the ability to import existing SVG images into Pablo, and to export the generated SVG in different image formats[1], I was pretty thrilled by the possibilities of havi…
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Comment #6603037
There's a great little node.js-based tool called SVGO for removing the fluff and optimising SVG files: https://github.com/svg/svgo
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Comment #6602083
Wow. Snap looks beautiful. Nice one, Dmitry. I've been enjoying working on my own SVG library, Pablo[1]. It's inspired in part by the fun I've had using Raphael, and wanting to exp…
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Comment #6412211
I'll look into that. Thanks.
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Comment #6410873
Cheers for the feedback. Do you mean to add something like "Examples" to the navigation links at the top?
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Comment #6404362
It's great to see the steady rise of SVG on the web (finally!). I've created a small JavaScript library for SVG, called "Pablo": http://pablojs.com It packs in a lot for its size. …
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Comment #6359436
Very nicely executed.
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Comment #6321042
Simply replace `extract: text` with `extract: href` for the anchor's href attribute. You can do this with any kind of attribute.
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Comment #6321022
Simon and Natalie, and all the team, congratulations on your continued rise of success. Yours has always felt like one of the most human and utterly useful services out there; long…
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Comment #6278061
A good idea. I've just added that to the docs site.