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   by _nato_ 13y ago

   Is ``Jessica's'' comment not far from the truth because Scala and Go have shared memory for their Actors/Processes? I know Erlang doesn't share memory between their processes which leads to concurrency; is this what
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   Ask HN: Is there a new breed of moving companies?

   1 points by _nato_ 13y ago|1 comments
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   Ask HN: Where does Google Chromium in incognito mode get me?

   8 points by _nato_ 13y ago|4 comments
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   by _nato_ 13y ago

   logged into HN for the first time in a _long_ while just to up this.
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   by _nato_ 13y ago

   Is Gezi Park a _public_ or _private_ park?
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   by _nato_ 13y ago

   I as well love jekyll. I wonder if it can stay in step with the hopes of the node Ghost project?
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   by _nato_ 13y ago

   Evan.. nice to see you on the top slot on HN! Thoughtful blog post as usual.
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   by _nato_ 14y ago

   the F,f,t,T commands really changed my life. However, after using vim for a long time, I still use the arrows! Not all the time, but a lot. I find that my fingers are always darting around on the margins using $ an ^ and ~ and ... my argume
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   by _nato_ 14y ago

   This is a great start; I will commence tonight! Thanks!
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    Ask HN: A book/guide for hackers about desigining

    4 points by _nato_ 14y ago|7 comments
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    Less' F command is fantastic. Great lead! I didn't find anything in the man pages for less to somehow 'clear' the screen while tailing. Here is my pickle: I use xmonad under Mac OS X and it in turn uses xterm. CTRL^L does not clear the scre
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    If someone knows how to tail -f and then clear the screen when using X11's xterm, that would be most helpful.
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    Joe is fearless and an inspiration. For those with 25~ dollars to spare, pick up Joe's 'Programming Erlang' and never regret it. I _think_ differently after reading that book. I am mainly a musician, but what he uncovered for me regarding o
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    There's an app for that! -- actually, there are 1000 apps for that: http://chizzl.com/
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I studied violin at Juilliard with the great Dorothy DeLay. She taught the greats such as Perlman and Midori, and she insisted that 'talent' was nothing more than a 'mood.' I will always treat her viewpoint on this as gold having taught so
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    SEEKING WORK -- NYC -- remote ~ Rails - more or less full stack, but I am not going to be very helpful if asked to open PhotoShop. I am largely language agnostic; tons of years with the LAMP stack, using rails a lot in the last 6 years. I a
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    Show HN: My side project has wings(chizzl.com)

    2 points by _nato_ 14y ago|0 comments
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    OMG. This literally will solve a UI issue that chizzl.com (my lil start-up that could) has been trying to solve for 2 months. Bless this lib and bless Ycomb!
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    Also, check out Chicago Boss!
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I am involved with a Rails project where the creative developer decided a single-page app was what we needed. We use the views/partials as fetching pieces, calling them via ajax calls and all is well. The added benefit is every unit of name
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    Ask HN: chromium vs chrome

    3 points by _nato_ 14y ago|1 comments
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I play violin. It's a really difficult system to grasp and the left hand and right hand have extremely contrasting rolls -- so one learns two difficult systems just to play one instrument. It prepared me well for learning languages and unde
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I have 3 customers -- what the are they going to do, those poor souls!!
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    what a winner! And they charge!! FUX.
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I also vote more :)
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I wanted to plug RedHat's fantastic Paas: openshift. I am using their DIY package and really loving it. I feel it stands on the shoulders of Heroku (Heroku uses AWS let's not forget so it will always be more dear than AWS). But Heroku has b
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    Also a great 'no-holds-bar' american piece is the following: http://www.online-literature.com/bierce/992/ quite great.
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    Thank-you. Absolutely Incredible.
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    I appreciate the links. I will pass them along.
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    by _nato_ 14y ago

    Thanks so much!