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Purchasing Introductions (A story about Nodeconf)
(alexangelini.com)
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Ask HN: Proper attire for a startup interview?
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Show HN: Distributed log collection with connect-style middleware (Node.js)
(alexangelini.com)
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15y ago
Come on we have an entire community of math and computer science wizards here, I think heuristics like that can be quite easily written. Especially using a tab for "Popular Books" and another "Highly Rated"
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Soapy_Illusions
15y ago
I was just waiting for a link like that, I was sure someone had already done this Edit: I do still think an up/down vote system to build a Top Hacker News suggested books, could be really cool to see
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Soapy_Illusions
15y ago
Considering the age of this list, would it not be a terrible idea to create a new one using HN suggestions. Or maybe a much better idea, throw together a website where people can add books (using amazon metadata) and then up vote (or down v
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Soapy_Illusions
16y ago
This seems absolutely perfect for note taking during lectures Right now I either: Use a pad of paper and lose all my notes over time or Use my laptop and cringe every time the professor uses a symbol I can't easily type This seems perfect
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Soapy_Illusions
16y ago
This one works great: https://github.com/rsms/Go.tmbundle/tree/master/Syntaxes Maybe it should be included by default
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16y ago
I am using it on Ubuntu 10.10, looks amazing, is there any way to add syntax highlighting for other languages (Go in my case)