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by kumarharsh 14y ago
A Nodejs native extension which allows developers to use this popular CLIPS system to build expert systems. CLIPS is a productive development and delivery expert system tool which provides a complete environment for the construction of rule
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Build Node-JS expert systems with node-CLIPS(github.com)
2 points by kumarharsh 14y ago|1 comments
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
The problem is actually about "working alone". When you work alone, the loneliness creeps upon you and takes away the focus from work, and then you're left with the unenviable choice of trying to regain focus (hard) or staring at walls or s
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
given that the site is a showcase for the framework, I find their choice of colours and layouts very unappealing. Also, yes, I'd like them to answer the question "Why Us" somewhere on their site.
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
yea, its a good case using just 30. item1 999. item2 2. item3 for numbered lists but it can possibly "break" in some later versions of markdown, as said by the man himself: "If you do use lazy list numbering, however, you should still start
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
This is not a "proper" use case. I am not able to understand why one would want to "view" Markup in Markdown?
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
Wow! Just WOW!!! Although, of course, there is a lot to improve, like jittery zooms. Love the idea though!
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wow... Who knew? Anyways, viewing it as a package manager is not too bad is it?
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yes, very!
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This is the most fantastic news I've heard this week!!! Congrats!
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One possible reason for people developing an ORM from scratch is that the established ORMs are built upon the ideas derived from countless projects, thus they are an aggregation of the "MOST COMMON" ideas, which is applicable in say 98.9% o
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
Wow... that is weird, to say the least... Bollywood has done some very surreal things over the years, isn't it? :D
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
yes, that is what I'm talking about... (although older browsers (IE) have some trouble with inline-block)
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These apps, albeit being really "cool", make me uneasy. I agree that it uses negative reinforcement to help you get your sleeping habits in shape, but I do not like the idea of an app punishing your laziness by making a mockery of you in f
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
its a clever trick to "simulate" a feeling of "float:left", how about doing away with the float:left completely?
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by kumarharsh 14y ago
This year, 2013 has a lot of good stuff in store us developers, and there are a number of technologies coming down the pipeline that have the potential to radically transform how we use and develop for the Web.
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A whole new world of innovation(blog.alexmaccaw.com)
1 points by kumarharsh 14y ago|1 comments