Hardcode

Rules because of one feature: you can paste an image directly in the editor (like in MS Word) and have it posted on the blog, no more saving and uploading.

At first glance docs.com seems much better than google docs, the uploaded documents look exactly the same as on the desktop. And it’s not in Silverlight as I predicted a year ago . The UI looks exactly the same as Office 2010.

It seems that the specs for the Powerpoint Web editor are public, you can now build your own ppt editor over the cloud .

Wouldn’t it be really great if CSS had the following:

div.leftcol % div.col // inherit from class div.col
{
float:left;
}

and also:

.header
{
font-size:12px;
h1 {
color: red;
}
}

equivalent to:

.header {
font-size: 12px;
}
.header h1 {
color: red;
}

I know why Google Chrome has one process per tab – because their damned V8 Javascript Engine has no multihtreading! There’s no explanation for not having multithreading with different Javascript contexts. I guess I’ll also have to resort to multi-processing instead of multithreading, so cool…

I’ve recently got over the second Select variant, so now I can do the following to find the top 3 elements:

double[] output = new double[] { 5,6,7,8,9 };
var indices = output.Select( (v,i) => new { v = v, i = i}).OrderByDescending( p => p.v).Take(3).Select( p => p.i);