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niix
11y ago
I have love for Django, it helped me learn how to build a web server and understand database schemas early on.
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11y ago
Crazy! I'm from Tampa originally haha.
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11y ago
I can relate to this. I left San Francisco a few weeks ago and moved to South Carolina. I love software development, and I'm not sure if I can trade it for anything at this point and time in my life. I'm currently working remo
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11y ago
Sorry, a bit off topic but can you share that pixelated cloud background from the main image? It looks really nice.
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11y ago
We lost a good one. I've been struggling with learning Haskell for awhile now, and this is even more motivation to put my nose to the grindstone and learn how this mans brain ticked.
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11y ago
Haha these are really great! Found a bunch of imgur http://imgur.com/a/S3k3C#0
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11y ago
Nice, this is really helpful.
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12y ago
Oops. I guess that's my demise then.
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12y ago
for (i = 100; i >= 0; i-=1) { console.log(i) }
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12y ago
Coyier is always on top of things. His demos have saved me many times.
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12y ago
Awesome, thanks for this.
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12y ago
Build it :)
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12y ago
Not sure if the post author works for Tilt, but going to the Tilt website it looks like you can actually see the A/B test taking place. If you click on the top left logo, a page will load and then a few milliseconds later it will chang
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I can't stop laughing at the first line of this article "If you go into outer space without protection, you'll die.". Its like the journalist really took to heart what she learned in her early writing classes about using
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12y ago
This is great! Do you have the source anywhere hosted?
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12y ago
Still seems to be that the 13 in MBP w/ retina is best compared to the new Macbook. http://www.apple.com/mac/compare/results/?product1=macbook&p...
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12y ago
Really loved this tool when I was writing Python.
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Ask HN: Best resource to learn modern C for an existing programmer?
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The beauty of this profession/hobby/lifestyle is that we are always learning. If I don't feel a moment of "wtf?" every so often, I know something is wrong. Programming can be very humbling and I wouldn't have
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Writing a REST API with Hapi.js
(nickolus.svbtle.com)
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I can agree that it is a bit overwhelming to keep up with the new 0day hotness. But in all honesty it's also exciting. Things are changing constantly, and mostly for the better. I am particularly glad to be a front end developer and
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He has been doing the same thing for his other framework that has been around for much longer. I assume the note about training is directed towards those who have use his Durandal training/consulting and may be interested in doing the
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12y ago
Been using Durandal for awhile in production, looking forward to the next chapter.
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Introducing Aurelia
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Why Vim is awesome
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Interesting article, and I'm glad to see some progress has been made. I look forward to the repo when its available.
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Creator not a finisher
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12y ago
Good advice. I almost kind of expected this sort of answer :)
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Ask HN: What language should I invest my time into?
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12y ago
I really enjoyed this episode (and pretty much everything This American Life does). The one fact of the podcast that got me really thinking was how a lot of the blind will naturally turn to clicking in order to help me navigate.
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