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A couple of things that have helped me: 1. Start with something small that you will commit to finishing 100%. Even if it's something you can do in a weekend--make it fun. Usually it helps to solve problems that you have that you are very fa
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New Human Lunar Expedition Company announced
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Thanks. Just came to ask for the original to get around the paywall.
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Interface Design Lessons from Sci-Fi
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T-Mobile USA Getting Some Apple Mobile Products Next Year
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Injection for Xcode now open sourced
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Wunderlist 2 is coming soon – for iPhone, Mac, Web, Android and Windows
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You can now create files on GitHub
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Open Source and the Power of Community
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My first Go project: an ImpactJS server
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15y ago
We do have the "ask" tab, but everything is included in the main stream of news. I would just prefer to keep things separated and organized a little better. I'm not sure what the solution would be exactly; the subdomain/forum idea is just a
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Ask HN Do we need a forum?
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There are a ton of good books in their store, so a lot of it will depend on what you're interested in and what your level is. I have quite a few books from them and have been happy with every one.
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I can not emphasize how important this is. I skimmed my way through most of my classes in college, dropped out, then became a self-taught developer. While I do well as a developer, this is the one skill that I miss the most.
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Great example of people that know how and when to appropriately use node.js.