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If Node.js Is So Hot, Then Where Is The Ecosystem?
(blog.stuartherbert.com)
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I haven't seen Nathan talking about LT much. I'm assuming he's on the team from your previous YC attempt, am I correct? I was going to congratulate both of you, but I wasn't 100% sure.
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This is all intended to be constructive, I really like where you're going. I signed up and began skimming around. Not sure if you're just overloaded with traffic or if your lightboxes are having a hard time loading, but I can't preview any
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14y ago
You should share your LinkedIn url for better input.
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14y ago
I serve content from my own repository for my Turntable.FM chrome extension. Since the bulk of the code is JS, I just dynamically load the file from the github repo. What's great about this method is the ability to update most parts of th
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14y ago
This is great so long as you don't still have to support IE7. http://css-tricks.com/browser-support-pseudo-elements/
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15y ago
TITLE DISCLAIMER: 695k using 20 fairly large machines I was, at first glance, pretty impressed with the 695k TPS title claim. Upon reading the article, it became apparent that this was based on running 8 8-core EC2 m2.4xlarge inst
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15y ago
Projects like this scare me considering the issues PasteBin has in regards to sensitive data being shared illegally; and that was without encryption. I'm foreseeing legal hiccups and requirements for policing the content.
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15y ago
I made sure to donate for the sheer fact that it will change this kid's life to see his dream come to fruition. His story alone has hit the media and will be sure to inspire god knows how many other young children.
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15y ago
I believe they'd argue the removal of semi-colons has a net positive effect on the code as Zepto.js is in essence a minimalists version of jQuery. This is particularly important for mobile sites which benefit greatly from site assets remain
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15y ago
Pretty exciting stuff here. There's nothing worse than trying to debug when a call is made to a minified version of a plugin and your console is puking up a wrapped one-liner chock full of single char variable names (or worse, evals).
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15y ago
Based on a post from last week, I created a static Jekyll blog on github and CNAME'd my personal website over to it. I love the outcome. I got the idea via a post the other week and cloned the repository to build my own blog. It uses Twitte
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Why you should contribute to open source projects
(blog.coreyballou.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I'd be willing to help. What are your thoughts on shifting gears towards Pyrus (PEAR2) moving forward? I'd personally like to start with the freshest of the fresh if I was going down the path of improving available package management option
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The site needs a revamp but is there in concept. It'd only take about a days worth of time to give the site a facelift. You're missing basic things like completion of the additional instructions page.
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15y ago
> Packages and frameworks are great, but they exist > because they solve problems that core PHP doesn't solve > well. That's why there are so many different ORM layers > and databases classes and templatin
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15y ago
I'm going to give it a go with the purpose of utilizing it like Jerry Seinfeld's productivity secret calendar (chaining). I started off with the daily activities like working out and taking my multi-vitamin :) As an aside, your iphone app l
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Refer a Dev to The Gig Tank (Think-Tank/Accelerator), Get $1000
(thegigcity.com)
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15y ago
Great idea. It could definitely gain traction in other niche markets as well, including SaaS (i.e. retweet for a discounted initial monthly fee). All the best of luck!
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15y ago
Clickable links mentioned above: Hacker News Shared Circle - https://plus.google.com/106419647632534512037/posts People Who've Added you - https://plus.google.com/circles/addedyou
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Tell HN: Bulk Add to G+ Hacker News Circle
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PHP Official Docs are Down
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This article ends with direct lines to call both DC and NYC offices of Senator Schumer and Senator Gillibrand. She also lists a sample script. Someone, if they have the resources and money (for paying for calls), could easily create an auto
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Are you stuck between a rock and a hard place due to this announcement? Get ahold of my employer, Skookum Digital Works, if development is a bit tight before the transition and you need some helping hands. http://skookum.com Sorry for t
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We must also consider the relative cost of google implementing fully cross-browser compatible localStorage code into ga.js, with fallbacks on cookies. They're likely going to want to put the burden on the client than on their own personal b
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15y ago
You regret a number of things you've done in your lifetime. It's a part of being human . Do you think Zuck regrets his IM logs: Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Damn straight he does. He'd love to take it
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TLDR; people are more likely to comment when their true identity is masked. This is, IMO, likely due to the fact that people can't be held accountable for their comments if nobody knows their true identity. Personally, I have made it a goal
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15y ago
Looks great. I noticed from your domain you link to an old version for Prototype and Scriptaculous. The newer project page design is much cleaner and less distracting. It was hard for me to see the link to "A new (jQuery based) version of t
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I know the obvious solutions for very low level profiling are xhprof and xdebug, but there is a time and a place for doing one off profiling. I can also recommend PHP Quick Profiler, released by Particle Tree a few years back, if you enjoy
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If it looks like a nail and feels like a nail, don't use a sledgehammer. We should all be pushing for "the right tool for the right job"; a concept that is both language and framework agnostic. When you start your next projec
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