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by goatslacker 15y ago
Do you never watch TV past 3am? The page just makes it sound too good to be true and that makes some people skeptical.
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by goatslacker 15y ago
I can understand why it may 'look like a scam' to you. The sales tactics on that page are also used by people trying to scam you into buying their product. It's almost like "it's too good to be true" -- but no, it's true and the book is qua
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by goatslacker 15y ago
http://schemer.com/invite/o7ns0pe0ca9ic Enjoy!
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by goatslacker 15y ago
It seems your problems are with JavaScript and not node.js. With all of the transpilers surfacing such as CoffeeScript, Roy, ClojureScript, etc; you can program in an 'expressive' and 'natural' way and use node.js as well. I don't see the p
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Node-typedjs: Add haskell-like type signatures to your JavaScript(github.com)
5 points by goatslacker 15y ago|0 comments
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by goatslacker 15y ago
+1. Having users micromanage their commits to their repository because of fear of losing "popularity" is not the solution. Automation is the path to the future, let the computer aggregate the content for us and display a cleaner news feed.
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by goatslacker 15y ago
I for one am very excited to see B2G finally ship. I'm anxious to see how well this OS performs and how well thought out is user experience is. I trust Mozilla, they build quality products. The competition is fierce though and the carriers
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by goatslacker 15y ago
webOS is far from perfect but damn it is still the best mobile OS out there. I would trade off some performance to have these features in my mobile phone. It's sad the general public doesn't feel the same way and I really hope other mobile
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by goatslacker 15y ago
haha, I see what you mean and it does sound like I have a bad attitude. But I feel like the overall gain I'd get from this isn't worth the time I'll spend retraining my muscle memory. Or in other terms, I don't think I'm going from horse to
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by goatslacker 15y ago
I'm guilty of some of these anti-patterns (like for example the arrow keys) but honestly I feel incredibly fast and productive when using ViM. I'm afraid to drastically tweak my workflow at this point because I don't think the optimization
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by goatslacker 15y ago
I believe open source software benefits many people and I like helping people. OSS has also helped me become a better developer, I've also made new friends, and gotten jobs because of it so it has definitely been very rewarding and I guess
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by goatslacker 15y ago
I believe new opportunities will open up. Change will come. There are plenty of needs that will surface somewhere and it's up to the "average" to adapt to fill those needs. Those that don't adapt or resist the change will be the ones that s
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by goatslacker 15y ago
Post high school education is overrated. In fact the American school system won't really prepare you to face the reality. Yes it seems like the need for these "average" jobs are decreasing but in the end it will all balance itself out and t
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by goatslacker 15y ago
Font is too small.
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by goatslacker 15y ago
Since CoffeeScript is a transpiler it's unfair to compare it to Erlang/C or Ruby/C.
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Brendan Eich's counterproposal for Minimalist Classes ES6(gist.github.com)
1 points by goatslacker 15y ago|0 comments
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Your very own Hubot(github.com)
2 points by goatslacker 15y ago|0 comments
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Grip is an IoC framework for PHP(github.com)
3 points by goatslacker 15y ago|0 comments