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Minimum Wage For Restaurant Servers Remains Stagnant For 20 Years
(huffingtonpost.com)
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Agreed. That would be a nice resource :)
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raju
14y ago
I think he means Steve Jobs
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14y ago
I get a 404 - Here is a link that works http://blog.getprismatic.com/blog/2012/5/11/prismatics-globa...
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Facebook IPO to Seek $85 Billion to $95 Billion Value
(online.wsj.com)
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Thank you cemerick! I was hoping to catch your first screencast with O'Reilly, but only managed to catch the last 20 minutes - So this makes me especially happy. On a side note, your book is fantastic - I have pretty much all the Clojure bo
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14y ago
Aha! This might actually solve my problem [1] - Thanks! 1. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3913999
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14y ago
Correct - I am an Emacs user and have always found working in projects hard in emacs. textmate.el is really nice (though with emacs-starter-kit there is a built in find-file-in-project - a "project" being your git repo by default) - But it
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Dired works, but I really like Textmate's (or Sublime Text's) project explorer. Sometimes, at least for me, it's nice to see where a file is in relation with the "big picture". Having a file explorer only open one directory at a time is a t
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14y ago
I agree, although I am yet to find something similar to "NERD tree" for VIM. Any suggestions?
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15y ago
Slightly tangential, but I recently started using Mou ( http://mouapp.com/ ) and am totally hooked. Now, almost everything I write, I write in Markdown. If you are looking for a Markdown editor for the Mac, check out Mou. Disclaimer - I am
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Paper for iPad hits 1.5 million downloads in first two weeks
(theverge.com)
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25 Music APIs
(blog.programmableweb.com)
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Clojure Programming Book from Oreilly now available on Kindle
(shop.oreilly.com)
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Firm slaps $1001 target on Apple shares
(appleinsider.com)
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Misaki - a Jekyll inspired static site generator in Clojure
(github.com)
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15y ago
Relevant HN discussion from 10 months ago - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2602785
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Joy of Clojure - The Movie
(youtube.com)
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If you are on a mac, Gitx works nicely too. You can see each file, and state "hunks" as you go.
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"What happened, happened. It's difficult to understand the big picture when our lives are mere brush strokes on the canvas of reality. Trusting that it all fits together to form something beautiful is the purest form of faith. Anything else
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With New Hardware, Square Begins Taxi Rollout
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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I am glad someone wrote this article - Now I know I can point it to my colleagues who are often baffled at the amount of time I spend thinking about names :) I have found that when I can't find a good name for a method or a class, it's beca
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One book that I found to be really good was 'JavaScript Patterns' by Stoyan Stefanov. Great book, though I am not sure how much this article overlaps with the book. [ http://www.amazon.com/JavaScript-Patterns-Stoyan-Stefanov/dp... ]
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Wow! Lots of great suggestions here. I especially liked @fogus' suggestion on maintaining a list of pet projects that you work out in each language. This way, you don't struggle with the domain any more - you just have to fight one learning
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Leiningen Survey
(lein-survey.herokuapp.com)
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I just finished reading "The Power of Less: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential...in Business and in Life" [ http://www.amazon.com/Power-Less-Limiting-Yourself-Essential... ] and this advice is spot on. In that book, Leo reco
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One () to Rule them All
(infoq.com)
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Anyone (like myself) thinking of looking at joining a gym, this article is a great lesson into what (not) to do. http://www.mensjournal.com/everything-you-know-about-fitness... HN Discussion here - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=228
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The best and brightest from 500 Startups’ third demo day
(gigaom.com)
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Inside Apple's secret packaging room
(networkworld.com)
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