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Show HN: Bootstrap WP blog themes for open source projects(resimit.com)
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The recent profileration of languages amazes me. Every major computing house now has one or more programming languages. Is this a strategic approach to reign the future.? Or has it become easier to design languages. Thinking of how little J
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CA/SF (remote in USA is a possibility), Ruby, PHP, HTML/CSS/JS, Machine Learning We're about to launch Resimit ( https://www.resimit.com - still a work in progress), an innovative new startup focused on produc
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Here how I read this; "Since social login buttons aren't worth it, it's best to setup a login based on email and manage an email communication with your users instead of social ones. And by the way, Mailchimp may help you wit
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it's maybe BMW is a german car company and people didn't hear it from english speakers first?
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When will V8 itself be written in js and emulate a v8.
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when i was talking with a lot of ex-soviet raised people, one thing they mention as a failure for the warsaw pact was the inability to develop a competitive electronic and computer industry.
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So if Elasticsearch is a stringified (JSON/HTTP) wrapper around Lucene with simplified setup for the web app crowd, you are making a binary-fied wrapper around it. Why not skip ES altogether, or use the JSON api?
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What I meant, was initially people were pixel-painting fixed screens and 2D/3D graphic programming evolved as one branch, and GUI app frameworks evolved as another (MacApp anyone?). If you look at earlier Mac/Windows/X app f
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I m currently trying to integrate stripe subscription api, for my soon to be launched service. Could you tell me why I should consider you instead of them?
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most of the development frameworks called native, are built on the precursor of html, namely 90s and earlier native app apis, on guis, and they arents perfect abstractions for apps neither. Current native zeitgeist gets its allure mostly fr
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Using the Meyer CSS reset, I m his twitter follower for a long time. Since few months I'm working on my startup and thinking, crying for and praying for 'Little Spark' daily. His tweets were so meaninful. RIP
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As an intensive user, everywhere on Google products, I feel the Microsoftization. This includes documentation with corporate jargon, the bloated and confusing Hangout fiasco, the frustrating way to connect multiple identities together. Did
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I m using it since earlier versions for almost 3 yers, i guess. It makes config easier, offers a well designed, easy API. Especially for Rails, PHP, Django crowd, an easy choice to create a sensible text search. The main benefit was an eas
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I took a coursera class on ChucK music programming language. I recommend to designers and musicians to have a look at it as well.
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Did he mention anywhere Swift will be open sourced, the way LLVM has been? If not, why?
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>> This made me wonder what site you were referring to - maybe "Feedback right on your site". Or maybe more dummy-proof; "Do you run a web site? Get feedback right on your site" >> Also, having a product tha
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> Votes on comments are used to express agreement or disagreement rather than value, perhaps because many people simply cannot see the difference between the two Does that mean that we better down-vote whenever we see a comment does not
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Thanks for nice explanation. My crypto class teacher on coursera (Dan Boneh of Stanford) used to repeat one thing again and again; "Don't design or implement crypto systems yourself". His argument was that crypto required the
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> pure Go AES => slower, but safer Just curious, why Go AES is safer than OpenSSL or GnuTLS, anyone? Or safer here means something other than secure?
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I got mixed feelings about the language at first sight. I guess my mammalian brain recognizes languages based on the particular combination of the following naming decisions. * func, function, fun, defun fu, funct * CamelCase vs snake_case
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Beyond Android, we now have quite a few alternatives with hardware coming. Tizen, Sailfish, FirefoxOS, Ubuntu.. Are there any hopes for a 5% market share for any?
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I wonder how 2048 will compare to tetris from a historical perspective.
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hn search for polls may help discover previous polls on OS usage. (i m on mobile, can't search effectively:-)
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dynamic with caching (e.g. Varnish) is like static from security and response time perspective..but static has the advantage of local distributed fronts (cloudfront)... If we think, 99% of all blogs will be read less than 1000 times per day
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while reading the source for implementation, as a non-primary JS developer, I can't help but think that the actual functionality could be implemented in around 10 lines of code if we remove all js oo-ization and customization code.. ac
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I guess "quick return" is a remedy for "infinite scroll" making you lose top and bottom navigational elements, too.
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100% Mobile Subscription Penetration Rate Per Capita Globally(communities-dominate.blogs.com)
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The hiring paradigm and why it needs to change(medium.com)
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Fed's decade long easy money policy had a vitalizing effect on many businesses in many countries...Soon unfortunately we may get a zombie attack all over the world.

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