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by n17r4m 11y ago
ok, I just wanted to link a good starter link.
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by n17r4m 11y ago
http://spritzinc.com/ really?
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I can read 780 wpm, and I read most of HN this way(spritzinc.com)
1 points by n17r4m 11y ago|7 comments
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by n17r4m 11y ago
At the "low" level, if you need to get some quick and dirty database queries up onto the web, PHP is probably the best way to do it. Big and bloated PHP web apps are the worst, but if you are looking for a way to add and remove a
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by n17r4m 11y ago
The theory is simple, practise is difficult. Aim for the absolute most bare bones side project you can, and throw a few weekends (or other time to spare) at it, and get it going. From there, improve when you can. Given time, your dream proj
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48 hours of twitch installs linux(youtube.com)
2 points by n17r4m 11y ago|0 comments
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by n17r4m 11y ago
What about setting up a second site with a form: enter twitch name and answer a turing test question. also ask for person to create a new turing question with answer. Person has ability to request a few new questions before deny. Submitted
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by n17r4m 11y ago
IMHO, its been getting progressively better as time goes on. It has great support for React and Angular now, in addition to its own Blaze templating engine (I prefer Blaze, actually). The data sync is fast enough to be useful for real-time
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by n17r4m 11y ago
Online at c9.io, they support c and c++. I'd imagine that would translate to the self-hosted edition. I really enjoy the features provided, and so far it has coped well with every language I've thrown at it, including outliers lik
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by n17r4m 11y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Learn is a good place to start. http://eloquentjavascript.net/ does a great job, especially in the later chapters. http://learn.shayhowe.com/advanced
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by n17r4m 11y ago
I cannot scroll on firefox os. Left pane is ok. Right pane is unresponsive.
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by n17r4m 11y ago
1) Get computer 2) Install Gentoo 3) Set up ssh / webserver / mail server / irc / etc... 4) Buy domain and point to your server 5) Successfully run your own site/blog/wiki for a while, have it do neat stuff, wr
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by n17r4m 11y ago
High score: 01233 Those Pterodactyls, hehe. Best played after pressing ctrl + plus a few times. Runs smooth.
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by n17r4m 11y ago
Personally, I think there is a lot of magic yet to be discovered in dynamically manipulating the CSSOM (CSS Object Model). Case study: If trying to manipulate some ~100 inline-block elements into a grid, with dynamic (say, zoomable + pannab
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by n17r4m 11y ago
Livescript - http://livescript.net
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by n17r4m 11y ago
I'm swingin' thru the top of the valley Feeling like the missing link There's another schematic Look, she's gettin' me a drink By putting flowers on his crypt 'Cause Valentino's lost the script --- I know
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by n17r4m 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:AaronSw/Song_lyrics
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by n17r4m 12y ago
Not super funny, but pretty cool/weird stuff in a project I inherited: app <- -> exports.setup = it in LiveScript seems to compile to (function(it){ return exports.setup = it; })(function(app){}) which is pretty crazy. Another
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by n17r4m 12y ago
Yes, of course. The core tenants though, shouldn't be evicted, ever. I honestly cried when alt.* on usenet was lost. We lost so much.
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by n17r4m 12y ago
I hope not. Email is one of the few remaining, totally decentralized, original services which anyone can set up a server and run with. I've never had any issue with it across 25 years, honestly. It just 'fits' with the web. n
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by n17r4m 12y ago
Frankly, I'm cool with the idea of the quantum corrections being inserted into general relativity's field equations. And I'm cool with the idea that this might imply a universe that didn't start with a bang.. But how doe
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by n17r4m 12y ago
Meteor.org is not too bad; apps built with it are comprised of a controller layer, and a presentation layer. Generally, both are very lightweight, and not much configuration is required. Just pull in the packages you need. Optionally, you m
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by n17r4m 12y ago
Might be a bit on the heavyweight side, but TikiWiki ( http://tiki.org ) might be a good fit for this.
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by n17r4m 12y ago
Fair enough! Thank you for the feedback! It's tough as the developer of a product to get an objective 'feel' for how others may receive their first impressions. The h1 "Welcome" is where we are letting the visitor k
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Show HN: EEnglish.com – Test, and then improve your English pronunciation(eenglish.com)
1 points by n17r4m 12y ago|3 comments
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by n17r4m 12y ago
The post title (I think) was along the lines of "Email will never die" However using the search reveals no recent results..
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Privacy Opinions [xkcd](xkcd.com)
2 points by n17r4m 13y ago|0 comments
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by n17r4m 13y ago
This is also what I sort of assume. All of these tech companies like facebook, and google, probably got so many requests for info from the feds that at a certain point, it must have somehow made sense to switch it up and just give them an a