grackle

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by grackle 16y ago
Indeed. The key here is recognizing that the "model" approach is fundamentally different than the "superset" approach. Too often these get blended together. Portraying your idea as the sum of several individual models can be a very effect
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by grackle 16y ago
That depends on your definition of "street". They do, after all, have one of the most extreme highways on Earth: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMurdo-South_Pole_highway I would pay money to cruise down that in Street View. I wonder if y
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by grackle 16y ago
Rain doesn't depress me and actually does make me happy. That said, I think poetry is typically thematic enough that you could still incorporate some cool weather-based "mood matching" if you used some sort of tagging system. Quick example:
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by grackle 16y ago
ONMOUSEOVER loves you! It just wants to be your friend! Also, I just noticed that buried deep within the body section is some juicy metadata about a Fiery Footlong Frenzy. I need to start slipping that into all the code I write. Maybe bu
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by grackle 16y ago
Honestly, I'm just excited about the 60fps video that this brings along. Resolution is always a plus... but this 30fps (and sometimes even 24!) nonsense has gone on for too long. The flicker was particularly noticeable during Avatar - if o
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by grackle 16y ago
Honestly, I would imagine that most applications of something like this would ultimately end up with "picking the nicest looking image" and foregoing the dynamic tidbits. That said, you could mash the geolocation that you did with locally-t
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by grackle 16y ago
Thank you. Thank you so much for articulating this. I'd like to add that historical site analytics should always be a factor in the web developer's decision to support IE6 or not - and in my experience, B2B companies almost always have 40+
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by grackle 16y ago
I would argue that this falls into the "cool" part of what, until now, has been entirely scifi - and that I'm absolutely ridiculously excited about seeing more and more of these discoveries in the years to come. No, there's no hope of ever