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by raju 19y ago
I have to agree with him to some extent. It easy for the mind to wander, and yes, I think thats true for even good books. Having a distraction free environment is a good idea regardless of what you are reading, further, having the ability t
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by raju 19y ago
Does anyone know where one can get an adjustable table for a little cheaper? $1200 is a little out of my budget.
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Could Apple be preparing the way for Mac gaming?(blogs.zdnet.com)
10 points by raju 19y ago|9 comments
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by raju 19y ago
Agreed. Whoever did that was very patient. Though its great if you are working the examples in Slime, just copy paste, and you are golden!
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by raju 19y ago
Ok! That was hilarious. Though I am still trying to figure out why its on HN???
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Attention Is Migrating to FriendFeed(bhc3.wordpress.com)
2 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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Citizen Journalists and Responsibility(conversationagent.com)
1 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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by raju 19y ago
There is also TiddlyWiki [ http://www.tiddlywiki.com/ ]. Its a single HTML file that you can carry on your flash drive. You create tiddlers, tag them, search, the whole gambit. I use it for maintaining my work reports, and its pretty cool.
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by raju 19y ago
Hey Aditya, This may sound off topic, but I followed your profile to your website so that I could find a way to contact you offline. Unfortunately, I could not get to the About page (and could not go to any of the articles or the comments p
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by raju 19y ago
Interesting article. I share the author's sentiments to a large extent. I was born in India, but moved to Nigeria when I was 4 months old as my dad worked there. After having spent 15 years there, I moved back to India, for a total of 7 yea
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Louisgray.com: What's Your Twitter Noise Ratio?(louisgray.com)
6 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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Perfecting OO's Small Classes and Short Methods(binstock.blogspot.com)
6 points by raju 19y ago|3 comments
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Jerry Springer For Programmers: Only A Matter Of Time(gilesbowkett.blogspot.com)
37 points by raju 19y ago|23 comments
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by raju 19y ago
That is probably one of the sites I hit on a daily basis coz invariably I am looking for an opinion, and HN is probably a good place to start, be it books, music, a startup in a particular sector of the market. Thanks guys! Really appreciat
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by raju 19y ago
Thanks! Now I really feel old ;-) In all seriousness though, great inspiration, and some good advice. I really liked this one... "Says Taylor: "Getting things done is often more important than getting things right. When you are creating an
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by raju 19y ago
http://tastyplanner.com/ Created at the Rails Rumble 2007 [Edit - I see they won http://railsrumble.com/ ]
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Real World Haskell available for pre-order(amazon.com)
4 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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So exactly who or what is Psystar?(blogs.guardian.co.uk)
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by raju 19y ago
Wow! That was both entertaining and enlightening. Thanks nickb. Though some of Ruby's scoping rules do bite me sometimes. I think Ruby 1.9 is going to fix some of that, if I am not wrong. On a tangent, I wish I was this organized when learn
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by raju 19y ago
Have you tried NetBeans? It does a decent job of indexing your code as well as rails, and the Ctrl-Click takes you to the definition of most methods (it tends to get a little confused every now and then).
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by raju 19y ago
[Edit - Remembered one more] 4. Ctrl-H shows the History side bar
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by raju 19y ago
Some interesting ones, but nothing new for me. Here are a few I find myself using a lot - 1. Ctrl+Shift+D - Bookmark all tabs 2. Not a shortcut per-se, but handy nonetheless - Go to any search engine (Google, Amazon), right click on the sea
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Are Pageviews Still Relevant for Bloggers?(markevanstech.com)
3 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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Think And Grow Rich(books.google.com)
1 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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by raju 19y ago
It seems Netbeans now has very good JS support [ http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=155670 ]
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Walt Mossberg loves AppleTV...and 3G iPhone in 2 months!(9to5mac.com)
2 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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by raju 19y ago
If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter - T.S Eliot
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A Comic on Lisp and FP Programming(lisperati.com)
2 points by raju 19y ago|0 comments
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by raju 19y ago
What does this have anything to do with Hacker News? Celebrity gossip? Or is it just me? Edit - Just checked ckhhrryiss profile, three submissions, all from the same website, all that have nothing to do with to do with HN
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by raju 19y ago
Some good points there. When it comes to source code, I believe that it all boils down to how detail-oriented the programmer is, and the source code will be a reflection of that. Everything from formatting, white-spacing to method/variable

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