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plus the fact that the site refreshes at almost every click on the menu. If you have tabs, use them the right way! :)
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I’m in my 20′s, and nowhere near my prime
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Writing is my greatest joy, and greatest frustration
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I'm at 650 and got no access to it :/
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Too many screens (or why an Android watch is just more bullshit)
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What fibonacci taught me about programming
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I couldn't find anything nearly as powerful as Pg so I would discount it fully.
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Add "built-in fulltext search" and the fact that you've just replaced Redis, Sphinx/Solr/Lucene, and Mongo with a single application. THAT, I think, is the biggest sell, at least to me. The fact that PgSQL does so m
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Funny. No money for a moon or another Mars mission but NASA is basically given a command for a mission to Europa because one congress person said so. Quite strange. I'm still excited. I think anyone who has read the Odyssey series by C
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I want things, too (a naive wish for the future)
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Understanding Quicksort, and taking advantage of JS's native implementation
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This is the huge problem. I've worked in offices with people who were obsessed with pulling 12 hour days, and it soon became an expectation. Even 10 hour days. I work 8 hour days and get all my shit done, everything. If I worked 10 hou
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From personal experience, I've tried all of these and none of them work well, or quickly. I've used boric acid, baking soda, and everything else. Even chalk. And had ants just step over them, not care, nor disappear (at least not
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Can confirm, redesigns are scary on the money machine. The more cash your engine cranks out, the less likely you will be to experiment. Experiments will fall on low-risk categories, not something as significant as ticket purchase.
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The Wild West of Working On NodeJS In Production (and why it’s fun).
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Yeah, that's my thing. Within 0.2s, I get the w3schools result . It's the first one in google so I click it automatically. I've tried using other resources but I hate this whole "let me show you most of the site in 0.2s,
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Kill The Electronics For The Night
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Man, now I wish I hadn't deleted 2 years worth of posts/images/etc back when I first got on.
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It's the same with taking the [Hippocratic Oath]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocratic_Oath ) for doctors before they get the cash rolling in for them.
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>more than any other officer in the department It's in the writing.
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They seed automatically. Based on what subscription you have, they'll maintain a specific ratio. Minimum is 2.0 ratio but better accounts have a 20.0. https://put.io/plans?select=1.1
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Honestly, articles like that get more attention and discussion on HN. After the first person comments about how they're sick of articles that are titled like that, a real discussion starts among the other comments which is the goal. If
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Version everything, and treat your application as a dependency
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Top things to look forward to in web development in 2014
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One thing that people forget is that the $8 million system works as constant quality assurance. The $20 fan is all good but what if the weight of the boxes increases due to extra packaging? What about if the fan slowly dies over time? The b
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As a non gamedev but a webdev, I completely agree. It doesn't matter, at this stage, if the characters are "original" or if they're borrowed.
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Top Things I learned about development in 2013
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Omg, go to the site he lists on his instagram.
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Take a shot with Treeize ( https://npmjs.org/package/treeize ) for better json. Seriously.
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I opt to bypass Bookshelf entirely and go for the Knex query builder (with my own wrapper) especially when it comes to API creation. The best thing? By using custom selector names (whatever.what AS something:else) and using [Treeize]( https
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