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Originally posted on the Review Signal Blog I was a pretty unsatisfied consumer. There are so many review sites and so few that I actually trust. Other than my few trusted review sites which covered very specific topics, I was lost and confused about who to trust for information. Asking friends only went so far and people often give conflicting opinions. I searched what a lot of people were saying but there was no easy way to find any ....
Originally posted on the Review Signal Blog I was a pretty unsatisfied consumer. There are so many review sites and so few that I actually trust. Other than my few trusted review sites which covered very specific topics, I was lost and confused about who to trust for information. Asking friends only went so far and people often give conflicting opinions. I searched what a lot of people were saying but there was no easy way to find any ....
I now have the complete backstory and in-game story options written out! After the initial tutorial, you'll get to a central area of the island which connects to four other areas. At that point, you'll be able to leave the island whenever you want, or you can visit one or more of the four adjacent areas before leaving. In each area you'll have to make a yes/no decision. You'll get a different ending depending on which decisions you make a..
Force VIM to stop overwriting your default buffer when pasting I use VIM all the time for development, one thing that always bugs me is when I yank a chunk of code into my default buffer, and then paste if over something else, VIM will take whatever was pasted over and overwrite my default buffer with it. So the next time I try to paste, it will paste the previously pasted over text instead of the original stuff I yanked. Stick the followin..
Thank You - kevinohashi.com - 13 years ago - eng
I launched my startup today, Review Signal (You can read about it here if you're curious). I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the past 19 months of my life that it took to get to this point. Although Review Signal is a one man operation, I didn't do it alone and couldn't have done it alone. There has been a huge cast of people who have helped me along the way. Mom, it wouldn't be right to start the list off with anyone but yo....
Thank You - kevinohashi.com - 13 years ago - eng
I launched my startup today, Review Signal (You can read about it here if you're curious). I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the past 19 months of my life that it took to get to this point. Although Review Signal is a one man operation, I didn't do it alone and couldn't have done it alone. There has been a huge cast of people who have helped me along the way. Mom, it wouldn't be right to start the list off with anyone but yo....
We’re now making good progress at releasing the big 1.0 of Create.js soon. The various CMS integrations - from Symfony CMF to TYPO3 , and possibly Drupal and many others - have brought us a lot of new features and bug fixes, and will ensure a wide international audience for this inline editing toolkit. To make things nice for the users, it is also important that Create.js speaks their language. For this, I recently implemented l....
I enjoyed reading your log and watching several videos. I am not licensed but took a couple of flights from Durango Co 3 weeks ago while on vacation. I'm hooked. I live in East Texas which is a handicap but I've got to get back in the air. Guess I will be driving to Houston (2hrs) to take lessons. Thanks for sharing. Donnie Kee donniekee1@gmail.com
I decided to reinvent the wheel by making an ARP spoofer in python using raw packets, thinking it would be a nice practice.
Last week I finally got round to adding support for mobile devices to Simple (the software that powers this blog). I thought I would write a quick post about getting a mobile version of your site up and running using Bootstrap from Twitter without changing much code at all. When including the respon...
Last week I finally got round to adding support for mobile devices to Simple (the software that powers this blog). I thought I would write a quick post about getting a mobile version of your site up and running using Bootstrap from Twitter without changing much code at all. When including the respon...
Good python software developers tend to use distutils and include a setup.py with their code. The problem I often encounter is finding out which prefix your software has been installed in from within the python code. This might be necessary if you want to interact with some data that you’ve installed into: $prefix/share/projectname/ Here are the various steps: 1) Distutils : NAME = 'someproject' distutils . core . setup( ....
Good python software developers tend to use distutils and include a setup.py with their code. The problem I often encounter is finding out which prefix your software has been installed in from within the python code. This might be necessary if you want to interact with some data that you’ve installed into: $prefix/share/projectname/ Here are the various steps: 1) Distutils : NAME = 'someproject' distutils . core . setup( ....
Jagjeet Singh mentioned that he has built a V2 of his cool SQL Dashboard sqlplus-based monitoring script, which now also shows a nice colored ASH graph output. Yes, right inside sqlplus! This reminded me that I demoed color output in sqlplus when I delivered the Hotsos Symposium training day a few years ago, when introducing the MOATS tool the first time. I never got to colorize it as I had hoped to though… as MOATS was more of a fu..
Jagjeet Singh mentioned that he has built a V2 of his cool SQL Dashboard sqlplus-based monitoring script, which now also shows a nice colored ASH graph output. Yes, right inside sqlplus! This reminded me that I demoed color output in sqlplus when I delivered the Hotsos Symposium training day a few years ago, when introducing the MOATS tool the first time. I never got to colorize it as I had hoped to though… as MOATS was more of a fu..
We’re making some changes to how we manage our App Gallery and wanted to take some time to explain them to you, our developer community. The…
We’re making some changes to how we manage our App Gallery and wanted to take some time to explain them to you, our developer community. The…
This post comes in preparation for a post on decision trees (a specific type of tree used for classification in machine learning). While most mathematicians and programmers are familiar with trees, we have yet to discuss them on this blog. For completeness, we’ll give a brief overview of the terminology and constructions associated with trees, and describe a few common algorithms on trees. We will assume the reader has read our first primer..
This post comes in preparation for a post on decision trees (a specific type of tree used for classification in machine learning). While most mathematicians and programmers are familiar with trees, we have yet to discuss them on this blog. For completeness, we’ll give a brief overview of the terminology and constructions associated with trees, and describe a few common algorithms on trees. We will assume the reader has read our first primer..
This post comes in preparation for a post on decision trees (a specific type of tree used for classification in machine learning). While most mathematicians and programmers are familiar with trees, we have yet to discuss them on this blog. For completeness, we’ll give a brief overview of the terminology and constructions associated with trees, and describe a few common algorithms on trees. We will assume the reader has read our first primer..
Lemma Release 2 - etodd.io - 13 years ago - eng
Here's an extremely cut-down demo! No tutorial, no story, no explanation, just showing off new moves , new enemies , and the new weapon . Download it here for free . Please let me know what you think! Super-Awesome Change List Totally new block dissolve effects and sounds. Preeeettty A new move that builds a platform of blocks and jumps you to the end of it. The kick is gone; instead you can now roll at any time, which not on....
Fixing "Viewport argument value" error in webkit's console I've been doing a lot of web development for mobile devices lately, and while I've been using chrome's developer tools, I keep getting annoying error messages in the console like this... Viewport argument value "1;" for key "initial-scale" was truncated to its numeric prefix. The culprit here is my viewport meta tag. Mine looked like this... So long and thanks for all the fish. - liza.io - 13 years ago - eng
No seriously, Perth had some extremely tasty fish. I am at the airport, and my plane leaves just under an hour. First I fly to Doha, Qatar and then on to Stockholm, Sweden from there. Sweden will be my fourth country of residence - I’ve gone from Ukraine, to the US, to Australia, and now back to Europe. Four countries in 24 years doesn’t sound like much, but I think it’s awesome that I’ve gotten to see so many different places as a kid.
I’ve always been a big fan of Ubisoft games - I remember when Splinter Cell was released for the Xbox - I spent every waking minute of my spare time playing it. I loved the graphics, shading, storyline, stealth gameplay (quite frustrating at times) - everything. In fact, I love the whole Splinter Cell series. Best yet, this series is developed almost entirely at the Ubisoft Toronto studio right now.
I’ve always been a big fan of Ubisoft games - I remember when Splinter Cell was released for the Xbox - I spent every waking minute of my spare time playing it. I loved the graphics, shading, storyline, stealth gameplay (quite frustrating at times) - everything. In fact, I love the whole Splinter Cell series. Best yet, this series is developed almost entirely at the Ubisoft Toronto studio right now.
tl;dr C# and Postgres are pretty damn fast. View code on github Recently I began working on a little experiment after I saw that Wikipedia offers XML dumps of their entire database for people to use. I wanted to create a website where users could enter two article titles and it would compute the sho...
tl;dr C# and Postgres are pretty damn fast. View code on github Recently I began working on a little experiment after I saw that Wikipedia offers XML dumps of their entire database for people to use. I wanted to create a website where users could enter two article titles and it would compute the sho...
Continuing on with my attempts to blog code and command snippets that I've found useful, Here's a trick if you need to copy a directory recursively, but retain all the permissions set on the first one. I needed this to back up a web app tree that had custom permissions set through out that I didn't want to mess up... cp -a /source_dir /destin_dir
Since the release of OS X Mountain Lion, Source engine games (like Team Fortress 2 or Garry’s Mod) haven’t worked for me at all. They always crashed as soon as the game launched. Today, I recognized that when I close gfxCardStatus or set it to automatic, those games work again. I hope that this tip can help anyone.
Since the release of OS X Mountain Lion, Source engine games (like Team Fortress 2 or Garry’s Mod) haven’t worked for me at all. They always crashed as soon as the game launched. Today, I recognized that when I close gfxCardStatus or set it to automatic, those games work again. I hope that this tip can help anyone.
Fixing position:fixed elements stuck in the middle of the page on iPhone Safari We ran into an annoying bug over at Gigwalk while building a mobile webapp running inside Phonegap. We have a toolbar at the top of all our pages which is set to position:fixed, but every once in a while it would get stuck in the middle of the page. We tried several different proposed solutions, but this one worked for us. Run the following function after the pa..
In August, I worked with our Microsoft Student Partner (MSP) at the Kitchener campus (Mickey) to organize a 3-day Hackathon for creating Windows 8 Metro apps and games using HTML5/Javascript (technically it’s not called Metro anymore). It just took place this past weekend (Sept 7th - 9th), and was a huge undertaking for Mickey and I, but in the end it turned out amazingly well! The college was very good at coordinating the event (somewhat..
In August, I worked with our Microsoft Student Partner (MSP) at the Kitchener campus (Mickey) to organize a 3-day Hackathon for creating Windows 8 Metro apps and games using HTML5/Javascript (technically it’s not called Metro anymore). It just took place this past weekend (Sept 7th - 9th), and was a huge undertaking for Mickey and I, but in the end it turned out amazingly well! The college was very good at coordinating the event (somewhat..
A few minutes ago, I’ve been reading an article about Valve releasing the new Big Picture Mode for Steam (beta). As you probably know, Valve’s porting Steam and the Source engine to Linux and there have been many assumptions about why Valve is doing this. Is it because of Windows 8 and its marketplace? Or is it just about expanding to other platforms? Now there have been many rumors about Valve working on a Steam console.
A few minutes ago, I’ve been reading an article about Valve releasing the new Big Picture Mode for Steam (beta). As you probably know, Valve’s porting Steam and the Source engine to Linux and there have been many assumptions about why Valve is doing this. Is it because of Windows 8 and its marketplace? Or is it just about expanding to other platforms? Now there have been many rumors about Valve working on a Steam console.
Running a for-loop over a Jinja2 dictionary At the time of this posting, iterating over dictionaries inside a Jinja template is poorly documented, especially if you need access to the jinja dictionary keys and it's something I end up doing alot. Of course running a for-loop over a jinja dictionary is as basic an activity as you're likely to do, for whatever reason it's buried in the Jinja2 documentation. I see thousands of people trying to ..
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