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11y ago
Might not work for your development needs, but such a feature exists in PHPStorm/Webstorm, and I'm guessing probably all of the other IntelliJ products. There is a 'TODO' tab that shows you all 'TODO's in your
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11y ago
Would you mind explaining "low quality muscle mass"? That doesn't seem like a real thing. Do you know how steroids typically work? They allow you to work out more and recover quicker. You're putting on "real" m
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11y ago
You are not alone. Lots of comments on HMM in the past 4-5 months have been low effort, half hearted cynical reddit fare. The community has done a pretty good job of policing the tone here, but it's certainly becoming noticeable. This
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11y ago
There are engineers that work on the highest level of machinery - NASA, F1, robotics, etc - and there are mechanics who maintain and service the vast fleet of personal automobiles in the world. The Jiffy Lube mechanics may not be able to ma
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11y ago
This looks really nice! I've been looking for an easily implemented Bootstrap-based dashboard for my small business. This is terrific!
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11y ago
Yeah, everyone but you is soooo dumb. Come on man, this isn't very Hacker News-ish, did I stumble on to reddit?
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11y ago
The tone of this article was really, like, interrupted by a prolific use of "likes." I wish it were so simple to hand-wave all security risks. Mr. Levine's ability to find a MySQL tutorial was quite impressive, but his dismis
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11y ago
Yes. Solve problem for local business. They are now your client. Continue solving problems for them while you build your client list. This is how small businesses grow.
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11y ago
>Let's be careful with our use of "lucrative". Any business model that generates $38M/3 months ($152M/yr) could truthfully and emphatically be described as "lucrative." I don't think that's a
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11y ago
Distractions exist everywhere. For me, at least, there is tangible benefit to throwing frisbee for 10 minutes vs. browsing reddit for ten minutes. I feel more clear-headed and productive after frisbee or doing my laundry. I don't get m
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12y ago
2.6 billion requests per hour will do that to you
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12y ago
Admittedly, maybe pro bowlers aren't familiar with this one configuration. However, they are incredibly familiar with every aspect of bowling, so if the great majority of them cannot (or will not attempt to) make this shot, it's p
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12y ago
FYI My dog HATED the sound from this demo. Incredibly cool demo nonetheless, just be careful if you've got pets around!
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12y ago
Fair enough, I completely retract the astroturfing statement. I am sick of the dress, however. It's a snake eating itself - the media feeds on itself and grows louder and louder about the same thing.
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12y ago
We're being astroturfed here on Hacker News by news outlets re-posting about how they know about a meme. A fucking website exists already: http://hashtagthedress.com/ Is this a joke, or are we just accepting this as a
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12y ago
It's spread to T-Shirts already: http://hashtagthedress.com/
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That Didn't Take Long – YC #TheDress?
(hashtagthedress.com)
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12y ago
So I noticed you often lead sentences with "so."
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12y ago
http://rectalrehydration.com/
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12y ago
This is shameful... I found this website trawling around http://rectalrehydration.com/