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Chase Happiness
(davegamache.com)
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How about also adding vibration? I think adding those two together would be pretty steller. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72010
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Hogan.js for Express
(github.com)
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(disclaimer: I go to Saint Louis University, but spent last semester in SF) I don't know what you're talking about - it's really not that bad. For example: the STLJS meetup just started less than a year ago and had over 50 people at our las
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While that may be true, it's absolutely not the case. A lot of their coverage has to do with the fact that it's got an intuitive and brilliant UI.
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I'd use something like Grunt ( https://github.com/cowboy/grunt ) as a way to minify & concatenate your files for deployment. That way, you can work with a file formatted to your liking, but when deployed, it will be optimized.
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15y ago
Nice job! Actually have a side project ill get to use this in. Thank you!
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sweet - wasn't aware of irssi. installing that now - thank you!
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I love this strategy of rewarding myself with time for side projects by getting problems right. Great idea - thank you!
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Ask HN: Web-based IRC?
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Ask HN: What would you do?
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One would have to wonder why you would choose less.js over sass. In that case, you'd probably have to add support for both (at least it'd probably be requested), which in the end would add to the complexity of this little tool. I think that
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Me too. Sending an email to them right now...
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Seeing that the designer/developer of Skeleton (@dhg on twitter) is a designer at Twitter now, I'm sure there will be plenty of mash-ups between Bootstrap and Skeleton. At least, it gives me something to hack on this weekend :D
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A tweet filtering proxy in node.js
(devthought.com)
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If you'd like to see this, why don't you file an issue on the repo? https://github.com/h5bp/html5please/issues/new
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Grunt: A Command-Line Build Tool for JS projects
(github.com)
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View -> Source on this page. Just do it.
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If I used Sumblime Text 2, I'd absolutely use the Lint plugin. Looks awesome and I've heard great things. I've really grown to love my MacVim setup, though. Thanks!
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Test your *.js files against jshint before committing
(gist.github.com)
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Raven isn't bad - some prefer it over Fluid. I don't, but I still think it's a solid replacement. http://raven.io/
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How to link to external posts in Octopress
(cnnr.me)
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I'm in college, and it's been the best two years of my life. While I'm excited for what my future holds, there's something appealing about the little responsibility students have. I took last semester off to work with a startup in SF, and i
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This makes sense, and I can see how you'd be able to crank out posts from it. How do you go about keeping track of any "excess topics"? Typically, whenever I find something I like and dive into it, my mind can diverge the post into a few se
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Ask HN: What's your process of writing a blog post?
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Matador: MVC for Node
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I've been using octopress on cnnr.me/b (just started it 2 days ago, so we're in the same boat), and I've really enjoyed it. http://octopress.org/
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Keyboard shortcuts on Rdio's webapp
(cnnr.me)
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On Being Humble
(cnnr.me)
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My buddy Michael Schade put this tool together, if you're interested: https://github.com/michaelschade/hnpc
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