ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: It's time for an App Store 2.0
The android market (oops, i mean Play) has an option to require entering a PIN before a purchase is made.
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ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Epic Pull Requests
I prefer this one https://github.com/saberma/shopqi/pull/409
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Why This Is What Samsung Is Calling Ice Cream Sandwich
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: JQuery Events: MouseOver / MouseOut vs. MouseEnter / MouseLeave
The demo (just above the comments) in the jQuery docs is helpful.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Stack Overflow, stop blocking me
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Best of Vim Tips
The PDF linked at the bottom is a little more palatable.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: GUI Architectures
Good thing HN hasn't gone mainstream.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Is JavaScript a Lisp in disguise?
"It is something of a commonplace to say that JavaScript is a Lisp or Scheme in disguise."
Has that really become common??
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Two Things
3. It's never a bug in the compiler (except when it is).
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Damian Conway on Physics and Programming
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Apology to 37signals
Did you see the update?
"To the users of FunnyJunk: I never had plans to sue FunnyJunk and get it shut down; I just wanted my stolen comics removed -- your admin is a moron who chooses his words about as carefully as a mule chooses where to take a shit."
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: How I improved my life with a PS3 controller
I recommend pentadactyl
http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/
Pentadactyl was once called Vimperator, initially written by Martin
Stubenschrott, then developed and maintained by Doug Kearns, Kris
Maglione, and several other invaluable contributors.
Doug and Kris, the primary Vimperator developers for several
years, have left the Vimperator project and now develop and
maintain Pentadactyl in its stead.ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: YC and 500 Startups company Curebit caught stealing from 37 Signals
He's not pissed off at elance
https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/163363094834319360
Also interesting: https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/163190258593304576
I think this cooled down a lot quicker if Grant had made a better reply. DHH didn't start out by calling them scumbags. (See his twitter feed)
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Google at GitHub
I don't think you really need to be friendly for an empty repo for users who can't admin the repo.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: I want to fix programming
Take a look at quickcheck if you want something that works today.
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Introduction_to_QuickChec...
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: I want to fix programming
How is it not just prolog?
At the very least, a constraint programming language would be a good basis to start with here.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: The Noun Project: Icons for everything
Do you think HN would benefit from a bot that reposts 5-month-old resources where the resource would have updated since then?
I think this would only be valuable when the first post is more of a "show hn/looking for contributors" and the second is a "this project has come of age and is valuable for the general population".
Otherwise, if it was valuable then, you would've bookmarked it. If it wasn't, it shouldn't have been submitted.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Twitter Bootstrap 2.0 pre-release demo
What is it?
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Steve Wozniak: Android has leapt ahead of Apple in many ways
The article's headline is misleading. FTA:
“If you’re willing to do the work to understand it a little bit, well I hate to say it, but there’s more available in some ways,” said Woz.
ryanbraganza | 14 years ago | on: Hidden features of Python
Make sure you actually try running
"from __future__ import braces"