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Using JQuery Efficiently(techblog.chegg.com)
2 points by brok3nmachine 15y ago|0 comments
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by brok3nmachine 15y ago
Interesting. During long conference calls, I recently discovered that if I play angry birds, I'm better able to hold attention to the call. To add some context, I've already spent countless hours with the game. It's somewhat challenging,
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by brok3nmachine 15y ago
This post is great, and from reading the comments, I'm happy to see plenty of people being touch. So not having read the Zen Buddhist book on my shelf, I do have this to say... I am not nothing, I'm amazing. While I may disagree with othe
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by brok3nmachine 15y ago
If I understand this article correctly, I think it's pretty crazy how an investment of less than $7 million has caused FB's valuation to go up 20billion.
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by brok3nmachine 15y ago
Nice. Look forward to hearing more. Currently part of a team that is using node.js with peg.js ( http://pegjs.majda.cz/documentation ) for a service that defines a grammar for a query language, which is translated into one or more internal
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by brok3nmachine 15y ago
Driver's License
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by brok3nmachine 15y ago
I expect to find this information without having to leave google maps. Store hours is the only reason I end up going to a website when I need contact information, which I despise having to do.
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Gradle - A better way to build (in comparison to Ant and Maven)(techblog.chegg.com)
7 points by brok3nmachine 15y ago|0 comments
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by brok3nmachine 16y ago
The Author of this article obviously has some misconceptions about .NET, and has probably had some bad experiences with enterprise developers. I've worked at two very successful startups that have used .NET for high traffic web development
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by brok3nmachine 16y ago
I do like it. But it causes horizontal scrolling with my monitor in portrait rotation @ 1024x1280.