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   by bgar 12y ago

   Why do you want to stop using emacs?
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   Xiki: Can your shell console do this?(youtube.com)

   3 points by bgar 12y ago|1 comments
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   by bgar 12y ago

   I'm going to be focusing on Clojure, JavaScript and Rust. First though, I'm taking a break from Clojure to read SICP and do the exercises/problem sets, because I think that's going to help in the long run. After that I&#
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   by bgar 12y ago

   You can apply for financial aid and go for free. I did that for PyCon 2013.
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   by bgar 12y ago

   HackerQueue is pretty good http://hackerqueue.io , it also shows lobster.rs and /r/programming.
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   Thoughts on Clojure and how to learn it(medium.com)

   1 points by bgar 12y ago|0 comments
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   by bgar 12y ago

   Wow this is pretty awesome!
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   by bgar 12y ago

   Well I mean if you just want to use replace Firebase you might as well use hood.ie directly, unless you want to build it yourself (in which case using just the database and layering functionality on top of that might be best). Hood.ie can b
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   by bgar 12y ago

   CouchDB could be the starting point that we can build on top of.
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    by bgar 12y ago

    I think http://hood.ie/ is promising.
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    by bgar 12y ago

    What I do is just keep all of the dotfiles in ~/dotfiles and symlink them to the home directory, then I can keep track of them with git. Doesn't have to be any more work than that. Maybe it's not an issue for me because I onl
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    These apartments are so small they can only be photographed from the ceiling(qz.com)

    1 points by bgar 12y ago|0 comments
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    To get a job, write your story instead of a resume(qz.com)

    1 points by bgar 12y ago|0 comments
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    by bgar 12y ago

    Form connections that will last past the conference, get people's contact information so you can get together again later. Also like rohunati said, talk to everyone.
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    Ask HN: What new developer tools have you added to your workflow lately?

    4 points by bgar 12y ago|7 comments
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    MHacks Fall 2014 Opening Ceremony (Livestream)(youtube.com)

    1 points by bgar 12y ago|0 comments
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    by bgar 13y ago

    Stored locally, because I don't feel comfortable trusting a streaming site with my music collection. I use doubletwist to sync it to my Nexus 5 and listen using the Shuttle+ app.
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    by bgar 13y ago

    I'm going to work on an ncurses-based music player similar to cmus, in clojure.
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    by bgar 13y ago

    I run znc on my server and connect to it using weechat from my mba.
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    by bgar 13y ago

    I have 2 invites! Edit: 1 invite left
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    by bgar 13y ago

    Thanks for the invite, ben!
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    by bgar 13y ago

    Could I get an invite? Email's in profile :)
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    by bgar 13y ago

    I just installed it, it does look better.
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    by bgar 13y ago

    I think you should consider going to college. Since you already have a lot of prior experience, it would be better if you try to graduate faster. You can take CLEP exams to test out of GE requirements, as well as get CS-specific courses wai
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    Why programmers work at night [2011](swizec.com)

    6 points by bgar 13y ago|1 comments
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    by bgar 13y ago

    This seems very useful, thank you so much.
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    by bgar 13y ago

    Thank you, Growing a Language looks especially relevant to me because I have to write a ten page paper on "computers and language" for a class on programming language history/design.
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    by bgar 13y ago

    Just read the first page so far and it's interesting. I'm intrigued by server architecture and algorithms, thank you. By the way, in case anyone wants to look at the safety proof and formal specification for Raft (the paper's
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    by bgar 13y ago

    Wow, what a great list! Thanks, I will peruse this page.
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    Ask HN: Best CS Research Papers to read?

    10 points by bgar 13y ago|9 comments