damiongrimfield

The site looks great! I only have one comment: it'd be nice to get an idea of which solution is the most efficient, and it'd be REALLY nice to be able to sort solutions by speed.

"The risk is just too great to ignore."

Can you elaborate on this? I'm looking for you to clarify which other dynamic languages would be considered less risky in this specific application and why.

electricty? 'solved' in 1646. automobiles? 'solved' in 1769. space travel? 'solved' in 1961.

i think some of these points can help me. and the css block in the document head is priceless.

im starting to get really fed up with sites that require a facebook account to do anything.

my father used to watch that movie at least once a month, usually with a bourbon in his hand, and alway a shit-eating grin on his face. i'm positive he wishes he could have been a mountain man when he 'grew up'.

any chance you could avoid using the XHR to load content for the downloadable version?

i get this error in chrome: XMLHttpRequest cannot load file://localhost/Users/damion/Downloads/jqapi-latest/navigation.html. Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

in the meantime i've been using chrome as my browser, and safari as my dedicated jqapi renderer.

am i the only one that thinks its funny the white house office of science & technology doesn't have html entities under control yet?

Quentin Palfrey is Senior Advisor to CTO for Jobs and Competitiveness at the White House Office of Science amp; Technology Policy

What are all the features that everyone wants? Why all the hype?

I gave up on TM2 a long time ago, but that doesn't mean I switched to another editor; I still use TM1 everyday. However, when I purchased TM1, I was promised TM2 for free, and therefore I'll have it for free.