jugglinmike

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by jugglinmike 4mo ago
ARIA-AT is a W3C Community Group (of which I'm a member) trying to address this problem: https://aria-at.w3.org/about
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by jugglinmike 7mo ago
It also contradicts the author's earlier argument: > I need to know there was intention behind it. [...] That someone needed to articulate the chaos in their head, and wrestle it into shape. If forced to choose, I'd use coheren
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The Web's Most Tolerated Feature(bocoup.com)
4 points by jugglinmike 1y ago|0 comments
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by jugglinmike 1y ago
Great catch. I was getting ready to mention the theoretical risk of asking an LLM be your arbiter of truth; it didn't even occur to me to check the chosen example for correctness. In a way, this blog post is a useful illustration not j
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Bocoup Is Now Worker-Owned(bocoup.com)
63 points by jugglinmike 2y ago|43 comments
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A Free Software Thanksgiving(mikepennisi.com)
1 points by jugglinmike 4y ago|0 comments
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by jugglinmike 4y ago
That part was straightforward thanks to the "d3-force" plugin for D3.js: https://github.com/d3/d3-force I probably ought to spend a little more time tuning the parameters, though.
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Friend Off – a free game I made for you and your friends(mikepennisi.com)
2 points by jugglinmike 4y ago|2 comments
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by jugglinmike 5y ago
> Maybe there is a way to build a new web, a new kind of social media using a > hash graph to implement a decentralized web of trust, something that can > allow content verification without forcing everyone to sacrifice their right
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It's not you. It's the docs(mikepennisi.com)
2 points by jugglinmike 5y ago|0 comments
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You May Finally Use JSHint for Evil(mikepennisi.com)
8 points by jugglinmike 6y ago|0 comments
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Ingradient: Building the cooking tool I've always wanted(mikepennisi.com)
3 points by jugglinmike 6y ago|0 comments
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by jugglinmike 13y ago
The real irony comes from the author's claims: > Unlike reading books and long magazine articles (which > require thinking), we can swallow limitless quantities > of news flashes, which are bright-coloured candies for > the
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by jugglinmike 13y ago
jQuery supports custom builds today: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/e80117adb49eff8f82140b...
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Realtime Node.js App: Building a Server(weblog.bocoup.com)
4 points by jugglinmike 14y ago|0 comments
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
Based on the full quote (below), it seems that he was referring to Valve's offering only: "Well certainly our hardware will be a very controlled environment," he said. "If you want more flexibility, you can always buy a more general purpose
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
Yeah, that's a good point. This introduces a new inventory consideration, namely CPU model demands (they'll have to determine the best distribution of proc models across each product). Probably not too big a deal
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
Two points that I haven't seen covered yet: 1. Waste. If some component on your motherboard goes, you're on the hook for a new CPU (and vice versa). This seems tremendously wasteful. Maybe bigger repair shops will support mail-in refurbishi
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
The OP doesn't mention expected client count, but the number of concurrent connections is a crucial factor that these tests overlook. I'm currently doing some Socket.io stress testing, and it's clear that XHR-polling is significantly harder
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Last Call: Content Security Policy 1.0(w3.org)
2 points by jugglinmike 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Write longer, uglier tweets with niTwit(jugglinmike.github.com)
3 points by jugglinmike 14y ago|0 comments
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
"Showing up every day is very interesting because it’s the least visible indicator of success. No successful person tallies how much they show up every day. Well except maybe this guy." I really expected this link to point to Jerry Seinfeld
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
There was a good discussion on this kind of service a while back--check out "Javascript Cryptography Considered Harmful" HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2935220 Direct link: http://www.matasano.com/articles/javascript-cryptograph
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by jugglinmike 14y ago
I believe Web Intents ( http://webintents.org/ ) are designed to address this problem. Specifically: http://examples.webintents.org/intents/share/share.html
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Third-Party JavaScript Development: Optimizing CSS Delivery(weblog.bocoup.com)
6 points by jugglinmike 14y ago|0 comments
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by jugglinmike 15y ago
It's great to see knowledge like this compiled into one place. Unfortunately, it looks like the resource is only superficially open source. I was about to make a pull request to fix a typo, when I found someone had already done so: https:/
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by jugglinmike 15y ago
> CoffeeScript was a godsend here, simply as an explicit compile and validation step. > Automatic local scoping (no var necessary) is a sane choice, and safe loop scoping with for x in y do (x) -> erases a whole category of err
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by jugglinmike 15y ago
Lawrence Lessig has much to say on the subject: http://onpoint.wbur.org/2012/01/02/lawrence-lessig-on-money-... Basically, publicly-funded elections could remove the corrupting influence of corporate money. Still not clear on how we get t
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by jugglinmike 15y ago
Throwing mine out there, too--for spoofing your user-agent string: https://github.com/jugglinmike/chrome-user-agent
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by jugglinmike 15y ago
I think the author mis-understands memory management. The following line argues that, without a reference to the prototype, the object is smaller: "The other way it differs from the constructor pattern is that the prototype class is not ins

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