rdvrk

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by rdvrk 12y ago
Both, I guess. If the user is searching for a romantic location, then it's a guide tag. If he knows where he is going already, or if it just isn't a themed trip (other examples for themed trips: art, nightlife, family, outdoors...
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by rdvrk 12y ago
I still like what you're doing here, but I feel that data entry should be more user friendly, more dynamic. As it is, it looks like something you would use for the backend, like an improved version of phpmyadmin. Tagging would be usefu
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Nice idea! Your server crashed before I could test the site fully, but I did find a tiny css bug: http://imgur.com/kSliFCL (Chrome 40.0.2214.85 beta (64-bit), OS X Yosemite)
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Little onions love to disco. With Chinese translations. And the TV Truck. Maybe they have an augmented reality product coming? Bringing back the rainbow logo? This is terrible.
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by rdvrk 12y ago
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=January+2%2C+218129 sunrise: not reached :|
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Why does the user need to receive a Yo? Wouldn't it be better to ask users for their handle, and then tell them to Yo a specific account in 30 seconds? If it worked like that, yoauth couldn't be used for spam, nor could you Yo som
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by rdvrk 12y ago
I admire the effort that went into this. As anyone who ever tried creating a font knows, it's really tough putting it all together. It's not _that_ bad at 12pt, but all that's wrong with the font really shows with smaller siz
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Beautifully done; the writing style, the server running inside my browser - wow! I haven't been so excited about a piece of software for ages. Reading this and looking at demos gives me the same feeling of amazement I got reading paper
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Cool! I need to try this someday (week). And the video is just pure madness. You might want to add a small warning, though - I'm not an expert nor an epileptic, but the video does look seizure inducing to me. Plug: Maybe you could try
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Great! I do understand the problem. The problem is real, and this seems like a great developer friendly way to solve it. In my mind, that could probably make it commercially viable by itself, but why don't go a step further? Solve it f
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by rdvrk 12y ago
If I were to chat with a random person online, and their conversation starter was "Which is bigger, a shoebox or Mount Everest?", I'd probably ignore that - and disconnect after a couple more "witty" questions. Euge
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by rdvrk 12y ago
How is it different from taskrabbit.com?
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by rdvrk 12y ago
Super useful. It's nice that you can set auth parameters (basic/digest/oauth1&2) and headers easily. I use it as a packaged app, so launching it is the same as it is for native stuff.
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by rdvrk 12y ago
http://imgur.com/Gn3fJEs