damovisa

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by damovisa 14y ago
Nice post. :) I tend to find writing (or explaining) for other people and doing it for yourself blend. A lot. The old adage that you don't truly understand something unless you can explain it to someone else holds particularly true with tec
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by damovisa 15y ago
I read a little way into the article to see whether he'd explain the lack of axis labels or just how the graph maps to anything real. Nope. The article is reasonable but the loops just annoyed me too much.
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by damovisa 15y ago
My last interview process was intense: 1. A write-a-document test. I was given a fairly simple (contrived) scenario over the phone and was asked to write specs and a deployment plan with a deadline of an hour. 2. A programming test. Again,
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by damovisa 16y ago
I went to the site, and I had to watch the video twice before I got it. Ok, it's a not really a social network like Facebook (that's what I immediately think when I hear social network). It's more like Reddit or Digg, but with the comments
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by damovisa 16y ago
The screens are a bit hit and miss for me. The alarm clock, music player, and bottom half of the home screen (messages) are beautiful. The top half of the home screen (weather and time) is horrible. The others - meh.
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by damovisa 16y ago
Ditto. I have no idea what I'm supposed to be looking at.
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by damovisa 17y ago
personally, I find this more than ok: for (int i=0; i<items.length; i++) { //do something small with items[i] }
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by damovisa 17y ago
Ok, I've forced a refresh and here's an update :) 1. No worries - Chrome is "5.0.342.2 dev", and FF is 3.5.8 2. Yep, it's working for me in FF now. Still not in Chrome, btw. 3. Yes, I did. That'd be it - my bad. Maybe something hinting t
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by damovisa 17y ago
Looks good - nice idea, but I had a couple of problems using it... I think it's still a bit buggy: 1. Doesn't seem to work in Chrome? I get no results no matter what I do. 2. Checking the checkbox next to "International" or "All country ex
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by damovisa 17y ago
Continuing to hack away at my Footy Tipping site... the start of the season is casting demonic shadows over my shoulder...
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Using jQuery for evil(blog.damianbrady.com.au)
2 points by damovisa 17y ago|0 comments
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by damovisa 17y ago
I don't think it's fair to just say "get rid of the ads". You should always be able to monetize your site somehow... That said, they are a bit invasive... That might be solved with a redesign you've said you'll probably give in to :)
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by damovisa 17y ago
I gotta admit, this is pretty awesome. I wasn't sure about how well it would work but I was pleasantly surprised. Great work! I'll be using this for sure!
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by damovisa 17y ago
The author seems to be completely ignoring the fact that sometimes navigation SHOULD be one-way only. If the link or button you've clicked on makes a change on the server that affects that page, it might not make sense to display the old pa
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by damovisa 17y ago
Wow, that actually sounds awesome to me!
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by damovisa 17y ago
www.clickatell.com This is the service we decided on at my old job. Our only difficulties were that we're based in Australia. The messages were sometimes slightly delayed (not by more than 30 seconds or so though)
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by damovisa 17y ago
C#, VB6 (maintenance), and PHP. My big stumbling block is foreach loops: foreach (int i in myInts) { ... } For Each i As Integer In myInts ... Next foreach ($myInts as $i) { ... }