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by codedrome 7y ago
I don't know much about copyright law but presumably these were technically public domain already, even if they weren't generally available. I wonder whether they are still of use to scientists.
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by codedrome 7y ago
I agree entirely about the colours but I copied them from the Wikipedia version and they seem more or less standard so I didn't want to buck the trend. Maybe I'll add a high-contrast option.
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by codedrome 7y ago
Thanks for your suggestion - added to the list!
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by codedrome 7y ago
I'll try to make it mobile friendly but it might be difficult. There is a huge amount of information crammed in to the table but I will try to think of something.
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by codedrome 7y ago
I'll put that on my todo list. This is very much the first version and I have many enhancements planned.
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Show HN: Interactive Periodic Table in JavaScript(online.codedrome.com)
22 points by codedrome 7y ago|13 comments
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Show HN: One-Dimensional Cellular Automaton in JavaScript
1 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Multi Segment Display in JavaScript(online.codedrome.com)
2 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
I thought it might be something like that. Thanks for the explanation.
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by codedrome 7y ago
I included a tilde in the title and it and the text after it disappeared. Strange.
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by codedrome 7y ago
Thanks, I'll look out for those.
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by codedrome 7y ago
I've seen that, first of a trilogy I think. I'll give it a go, thanks.
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Ask HN
1 points by codedrome 7y ago|3 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
You'd be very unpopular using it on a train or in a coffee shop! It's great - maybe make desktop and mobile versions?
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by codedrome 7y ago
Even the Tardis was silent?
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by codedrome 7y ago
They were made for use in TV and radio programmes so need to be of the highest quality and well indexed. I assume the BBC employs people to go out and record them. I also assume they licence them to film companies and other TV companies.
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by codedrome 7y ago
My dad did the sound effects for the local amateur dramatics group and he had a few of these records. He would record them onto reel to reel tape and edit them with a small guillotine, sticking them together with special tape. Incredibly pr
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Ask HN: Modern Hard SciFi
5 points by codedrome 7y ago|5 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
I would certainly install Ubuntu or Mint as a dual boot. It comes with plenty of software such as LibreOffice, Firefox and Gimp which I use all the time. I currently use Atom for coding but I'm not sure how good that is with RoR.
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by codedrome 7y ago
5 to 10 years is a lifetime in this business. That's like asking what cars or aircraft will look like in 50 or 100 years.
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by codedrome 7y ago
Writing software isn't really "bootcampable" if there is such a word. You need a significant amount of time to gradually absorb knowledge and skills.
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by codedrome 7y ago
I renewed my certificate a few days ago. I think it took about 2 hours.
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by codedrome 7y ago
A while ago I started playing with the geolocation API and tying it in with Google Maps. I might try to use it with Bing maps which I think is better, at least aesthetically. It looks more like a real map.
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by codedrome 7y ago
Depends what area you work in but as you are on this site I assume it's something nerdy :) I would like to be better at graphic design, nothing to complex, just the ability to design better icons, favicons, button graphics, blog post b
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by codedrome 7y ago
Working on it! I've just renewed the certificate and my hosting company seem to have screwed up :(
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Show HN: JS2HTML – Formatting JavaScript as HTML(online.codedrome.com)
4 points by codedrome 7y ago|3 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
I am in the UK so I apologise if this is not relevant to the US, but here banks provide payroll services and many small/medium businesses use their own bank.
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by codedrome 7y ago
I failed to reject the null hypothesis that this article is not uninteresting.
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by codedrome 7y ago
This is just a part of an increasingly serious problem in all areas of human endeavour. Our projects are becoming so big, complex and lengthy that they are effectively unmanageable with the methodologies and expertise we currently have. In
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by codedrome 7y ago
Isn't teaching or mentoring others a requirement for a PhD? It has traditionally been seen as a route into university employment at the lecturer/researcher/professor level. It is a lot more than just the next qualification up

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