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by johnernaut 13y ago
Hey guys and gals! This is a project I'm undertaking to help myself learn Go - which I think is AWESOME so far. Any suggestions or criticisms would be appreciated. I hope to add more features as time goes on (and possibly swap out t
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Show HN: Goatee – Redis, WebSocket notifications in Go(github.com)
40 points by johnernaut 13y ago|29 comments
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Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham (the Creationist Guy)(m.motherjones.com)
2 points by johnernaut 13y ago|0 comments
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by johnernaut 13y ago
I recently had a spree of hack-attacks (or so I thought) via my Twitter account where it was making anonymous spammy tweets. I kept changing my password to no avail. I then realized that it was a service that I had given permissions to a
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by johnernaut 13y ago
I had no idea that existed - thanks!
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by johnernaut 13y ago
This is awesome news. One thing that I'm still hoping the Firefox team would integrate is the ability to clear all downloads from the dropdown menu once they're finished instead of having to open the downloads window.
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Twitch.tv is down(twitch.tv)
1 points by johnernaut 13y ago|0 comments
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by johnernaut 13y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by johnernaut 13y ago
Or it's someone who noticed the same amount of postings that you did with great success and knew they'd get a good amount of rep points for it.
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by johnernaut 13y ago
I'm sorry, but the lack of clear explanation and direction about what the product actually is does not make me want to give you my email address. If I were to see this page before first reading your post I'd definitely close the tab immedi
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by johnernaut 13y ago
JavaScript in the body of the message box executes 0.o very cool none-the-less.
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by johnernaut 13y ago
This definitely looks cool, but some of the wording on the marketing page comes off as a bit cocky to me.
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by johnernaut 13y ago
Painful yet interesting. I'm looking forward to the post-mortem on this.
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by johnernaut 13y ago
Most data-processing (if not all) should be done on the server-side. Your API should give your front-end app as much of a complete data-set as possible. Note that data 'appearance' is fine on the front-end for the most part.
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by johnernaut 13y ago
I recently finished building a large-scale app out in Backbone. It was a joy at first - I knew I needed a flexible framework that would work with the non-conventional UI that I was to produce and Backbone worked out perfectly. After reachi
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by johnernaut 13y ago
Book looks interesting - I'll have to dig into that. Thanks!
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by johnernaut 13y ago
Albeit a great resource for the community to continue to produce tutorials like these on front-end frameworks, 'Web Applications Done Right' is a complete nonsense notion for what was presented. What would be hugely beneficial for beginner
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by johnernaut 14y ago
It's also doing it on the http://www.mindmup.com/ homepage. 0.o
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by johnernaut 14y ago
Sorry, whoever told you that learning Rails was easy was lying. I don't know a single experienced Ruby / Rails dev that would say Rails is 'beginner' friendly. In fact, most of them would probably tell you that you should first be experie
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by johnernaut 14y ago
It matters in high performance Python.
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Re-locating for a new job(johnjohnson.cc)
2 points by johnernaut 14y ago|0 comments
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by johnernaut 14y ago
"Learn to Make Webpages - W3Schools" WAT
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by johnernaut 14y ago
Either this person is a complete moron, or one of the greatest trolls GitHub has seen in a long time.
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Telescope: An open-source social news app built with Meteor(telesc.pe)
5 points by johnernaut 14y ago|0 comments
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by johnernaut 14y ago
Colorless.
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by johnernaut 14y ago
That much is clearly clear.
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by johnernaut 14y ago
I feel like the tone of this post could have been less rage-filled and more informative. I also wasn't very impressed with the end result. It still looks extremely bootstrappy to me (not that I think that's a bad thing).
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by johnernaut 14y ago
So... aside from the HUD integration, which is cool, what's the difference between what they've made and having multiple browser windows open?
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by johnernaut 14y ago
My exact thoughts when I first saw his screenshots.
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by johnernaut 14y ago
"Finally, let's use his tool analogy. PHP is a double-clawed hammer. What if your job was to remove nails from wood all day?" I agree with your metaphor relating working with PHP as "pulling nails from wood all day."

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