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by niix 12y ago
This is awesome. I look forward to following the progression.
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by niix 12y ago
Thanks :)
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Understanding ES6 Generators(nickolus.svbtle.com)
16 points by niix 12y ago|2 comments
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JavaScript Hoisting(nickolus.svbtle.com)
2 points by niix 12y ago|0 comments
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by niix 12y ago
He must support the "use semi-colons in javascript" camp.
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by niix 12y ago
Exactly.
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by niix 12y ago
I'm absolutely in love with this podcast. I randomly stumbled upon it look for something else to listen to while waiting on new episodes of "Stuff You Should Know". The story is so engaging. Congrats to Sarah and the team o
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by niix 12y ago
Really want to try this, when is the iPhone version coming? :)
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by niix 12y ago
I wish the menu icons at the top were a custom web-font or SVG. They look a bit blurry.
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Hollow Earth(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by niix 12y ago|0 comments
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by niix 12y ago
Amazing. I totally forgot about Cult of the Dead Cow. I remember reading articles on here when I was younger. Edit: Just found this in the apps section `08-01-1998 - "Back Orifice" by Sir Dystic` - so awesome!
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10up Engineering Best Practices(10up.github.io)
3 points by niix 12y ago|0 comments
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by niix 12y ago
Ah this brings back so many good memories. Looks like http://nullsoft.com/ is still up (for the most part). As a young developer I used to go through this site for little ideas of things to build. Justin always built awe
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by niix 12y ago
Pretty fun, any chance of open sourcing it? Might be a good way for early Swift devs to get a foray into game development.
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A schema language for defining the structure of JSON data(github.com)
5 points by niix 12y ago|1 comments
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W3C Frame Timing(w3c.github.io)
4 points by niix 12y ago|0 comments
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A simple haversine formula module for Go(github.com)
2 points by niix 12y ago|0 comments
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by niix 12y ago
Yay! Congrats to the Meteor team!
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by niix 12y ago
I've been writing Go for the past couple weeks and have really enjoyed it. My day jobs is in JavaScript land all day long, and while I really love JS I was looking for something more. Go has helped me think differently about how I ap
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by niix 12y ago
Pretty interesting. Number 49 (Tandy), brings back some nostalgia. Tandy was the first computer I had growing up and the first machine I learn to program on.
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by niix 12y ago
I do agree that the process of selecting a card on the device is a bit more tedious than just pulling one of my 3 cards out. But the idea of having less bulk in my wallet - or - not caring one at all is pretty exciting.
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by niix 12y ago
Interesting idea. I often find eating sort of a task that is required rather than enjoyed. With that said, my wife has helped me really enjoy the process of sitting down with others and enjoying their company whilst eating. In addition,
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by niix 12y ago
Very nice!
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by niix 12y ago
Congrats! I often question my incline of drinking between 1 and 2 glasses of beer, wine or whisky a night. At this point I've become so used to it that I feel like it's part of my normal routine, which is a bit scary.
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by niix 12y ago
Man I really need to learn React.js, this stuff is just getting more and more interesting by the day.
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by niix 12y ago
Stuff You Should Know did a great podcast on this awhile back. http://www.stuffyoushouldknow.com/podcasts/computers-replace... Pretty interesting stuff.
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by niix 12y ago
Awesome! Won the first game, was feeling a bit worried at first!
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by niix 12y ago
This language really interests me, but I would like to know some real world applications that are being used for it. While I may enjoy writing it as a hobby, could this be something that I utilized in production as well?
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by niix 12y ago
This is pretty great, makes me want to write Rust more.
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by niix 12y ago
:(

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