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ES5, ES6, ES2016, ES.Next: What's Going on with JavaScript Versioning?(benmccormick.org)
3 points by kp25 11y ago|0 comments
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Glass Paint: Secret to Keeping Metal Roofs Cool on Sunny Days(news.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by kp25 11y ago|0 comments
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The 2015 Ad Blocking Report(blog.pagefair.com)
3 points by kp25 11y ago|1 comments
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by kp25 11y ago
maintaning any kind of notes.? or just upvoting and going through them whenever needed?
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Have you ever got lost in HackerNews?
7 points by kp25 11y ago|3 comments
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MIT's robot borrows quick reflexes from a human pilot(engadget.com)
1 points by kp25 11y ago|0 comments
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by kp25 11y ago
Zero to One - Peter Thiel The Lean Startup - Eric Ries
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Ask HN: Do You Agree with “Quantity Always Trumps Quality”?(blog.codinghorror.com)
1 points by kp25 11y ago|1 comments
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by kp25 11y ago
Impressive.! Lets Hope we play the next gen 3D Games in browsers
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by kp25 11y ago
"Installation of a C extension does not require a compiler on Windows or OS X" This is the real advantage.!
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Designing Data-Driven Interfaces(medium.stfi.re)
2 points by kp25 11y ago|0 comments
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by kp25 11y ago
I didn't mean that way, open source wins over closed source every time; Atleast Atom has lot of contributors and being pushed very quickly, which has something of around 155 releases in a year (from public beta to stable 1.0). That&#x2
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by kp25 11y ago
Agree with you, No Arguments about that. With Github being behind the Atom, just being positive that it might actually win over sublime.
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by kp25 11y ago
Atom v1.0 is lot better than beta releases, but not as good as Sublime. Atom is open source unlike Sublime which is closed source, so in the long run atom is definitely going to be the winner. For Now, Sublime is much better than Atom and t
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by kp25 11y ago
Seems like they(3rd party) haven't found a way to stop piracy and started trying so hard to add malicious code, which may lead to blocking out these websites by all the major browser vendors and reduce piracy to some extent. The one be
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Open Web Platform Milestone Achieved with HTML5 Recommendation(w3.org)
5 points by kp25 12y ago|0 comments
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by kp25 12y ago
yep go ahead with the search process :)
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by kp25 12y ago
apart from competitive programming submissions, i don't have any code examples.. may be should start working on some open source projects
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Ask HN: Help me land a job?
4 points by kp25 12y ago|14 comments
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by kp25 12y ago
Good Game.! Waiting for more levels..
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JavaScript hacks explained(blog.mdnbar.com)
3 points by kp25 12y ago|0 comments
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by kp25 12y ago
Amazing stuff to dive into Haskell.. Wish there exists a similar environment for other languages like Python, Javascript.
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by kp25 12y ago
Go with Python instead of Haskell, to get started in programming. It does follow the mantra "do what I mean not what I say" to some extent. Learning Haskell would be more fun once you are good at basics.
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by kp25 12y ago
Python + Django, Ruby + Rails, Javascript + Nodejs.. Most people are in love with Python, Not everyone. You may or may not love it, So try experimenting and choose the one. Codecademy is good place to learn syntax and language basics, but b
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by kp25 12y ago
Not really great specs.. works great on my lappy(4GB RAM, i5, Radeon HD 7670M)
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by kp25 12y ago
I never really had an idea about reverse engineering, seems like it is a great subject to dive into.
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by kp25 12y ago
Great Stuff!!
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by kp25 12y ago
How people come up with such nice writeup? Is that by experience or by reading books? Just out of Curiosity, I'm loving it.. Amazing Knowledge it is, Amazing Article.
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by kp25 12y ago
Yep, that's the one thing about the site that needs improvement.
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by kp25 12y ago
So, It seems like No Human Player could beat Nigel, time to take over the challenge of building a better Scrabble AI than Nigel is!

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