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by raju 13y ago
Two more (for Bash) - Ctrl-x, Ctrl-e will pop open your EDITOR so you can edit the command. Saving and closing the editor brings the command back in your terminal and automatically executes it. fc will bring up your EDITOR with the last typ
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How the NSA Almost Killed the Internet(wired.com)
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Let-caribou-in(let-caribou.in)
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Lawmakers propose USA Freedom Act to curb NSA’s powers(thehill.com)
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School Expels Student For Playing With Toy Gun in His Own Yard(policymic.com)
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Obama's Response To NSA Surveillance: Some Minor Reforms & Transparency(techdirt.com)
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by raju 13y ago
I wrote a similar (2 series) article a while back that attempts to explain the same thing, but with a few diagrams. I know sketching out what was going on really helped me ... http://www.looselytyped.com/blog/2012/
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by raju 13y ago
I agree. What a wonderful job with the presentation. Kudos.
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Structured Clojure: Protocols and multimethods (oh my)(adambard.com)
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We Are Typists First, Programmers Second(codinghorror.com)
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Physicists May Have Evidence Universe Is A Computer Simulation(huffingtonpost.co.uk)
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by raju 14y ago
On a tangential note, _that_ is a nice presentation. I definitely feel inspired to do a lot more with Ruby than I get a chance to do at work. Thanks!
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by raju 14y ago
"Here is a tldr if you don't have the time though" - Nice. I see what you did there.
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Busyness is Not a Virtue(blog.idonethis.com)
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Feds: No Warrant Needed to Track Your Car With a GPS Device(wired.com)
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Cujo.js(cujojs.github.com)
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by raju 14y ago
You might have already come across these, but I figured posting them here might help nonetheless. Start here - http://bost.ocks.org/mike/join/ This gives you the neccessary understanding of how D3 works (from mbostock himself). I found th
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IosWorkflows(github.com)
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by raju 14y ago
Interesting. I just started this, and came back here to post this. The third question - "Global Variables Intro" in the "beginner" (one by http://madebyknight.com/javascript-scope/ ) is not quite right. function() { a = 3;
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A Shocking Death, a Financial Lesson and Help for Others(nytimes.com)
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by raju 14y ago
I am not sure that's quite what you want. Declaring x as a 'var' does not make it a property on the global object. Your example will return an 'undefined'. I think this is what you want "use strict"; this.x = 1; var ret = (function
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Peter Pronovost’s checklists better intensive care(newyorker.com)
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“How Do TSA Employees Feel About Working For a Despised Agency?”(takingsenseaway.wordpress.com)
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by raju 14y ago
These slides from this course at Stanford - https://graphics.stanford.edu/wikis/cs448b-12-fall/ There has been some HN discussion on it in the past http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4927858
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Another TSA Agent Accused of iPad Theft(abcnews.go.com)
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by raju 14y ago
I agree with other HN'ers that LifeHacker has lost a lot of it's appeal - they post waaay too much. I have found myself doing two things 1. Only go to lifehacker once every few days and quickly browse to see if anything catches my eye. 2. R
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by raju 14y ago
There was a discussion on HN a while back on maintaining a programming journal except this one advocated a pen-and-paper approach. Might be a good place to get ideas on the what and how-to aspects of maintaining a journal. http://news.ycom
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by raju 14y ago
Agreed. I created a login on accel.io, then came back to the site - then tweeted the course, still nothing. How does one join the course?
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by raju 14y ago
Website looks good (Still waiting on your email - No worries though) A couple of things spring to mind which other HN'ers have addressed, but I will put my thoughts down regardless 1. Having an iPhone app is great - given the fact that you
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by raju 14y ago
Every good resource that I can think of has already been listed by @dutchrapley, with the exception of 1 (so he gets my vote :D) - Once you finish reading 'The Good Parts' and 'JavaScript Ninja' take a look at 'JavaScript Patterns' by Stoya

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