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Play, Scala, and Iteratees vs. Node.js, JavaScript, and Socket.io
(brikis98.blogspot.com.ar)
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In use on his personal site: http://namuol.github.io/ Konami: up up down down left right left right b a God-mode: i d d q d google: g o o g l e
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Stay classy, Winnepeg
(tsn.ca)
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>>Those two arguments are very valid and absolutely need to be included in any serious discussion I do indeed arrogantly dismiss them . These are not arguments, they are statements that serve only to delay the conversation from movin
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Slippery slopes certainly exist. However, the use of "slippery slopes" as a counterpoint is not useful. In fact, its harmful as it is posed as an end to the argument. We can certainly all agree its a complicated issue that require
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Please HN don't disappoint me with "slippery slope" and "it's too complicated" arguments. I want to continue to believe the level of discourse here is better than that. Its not just do-able ... doctor-assisted
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Fair enough to say in "the abstract" ... but in reality, I'm sure Scott was in excellent position to declare his father wouldn't want to continue in that state. Alzheimer's in deep manifestations is devastating.
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Really? This is probably the most common anti position ... and its effectively a filibuster. I have absolutely no doubt that we can properly define the conditions for medical assisted suicide (as other nations have done). Lastly, on a more
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A key for learning anything is being curious and exposed , in combination. A great way to get that as a beginner (in coding or in a new environment) is to take on bug fixes and CRs. While not always everyone's favourite it forces yo
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Note: click an icon to display the HTML and CSS you need to recreate it
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200 icons in CSS3 (+2 spans)
(uiplayground.in)
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From the (great) mind of Avinash Kaushik. Comes to me at a strangely opportune moment. I would like to add one more to the list ... possibly a bit meta: Happiness is a choice. (dwell on that)
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This I Believe: A Manifesto for a Magnificent Career
(kaushik.net)
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Personable.me - YOU via an API
(personable.me)
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Waterloo is a sleepy, postindustrial city of 100,000, a little less than 200 miles northeast of Detroit. Ummm ... Waterloo-Kitchener-Cambridge form the K-W region (these 3 blend together with indistinguishable border) of ~ 1/2 Milli
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I think about this topic in broad strokes quite a bit. These "traditions" and "formalities" ... government as we know it is over-ripe for ( to use an hn buzzword ) disruption. The future belongs to the citizens of a stat
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Russell Brand on revolution: “We no longer have the luxury of tradition”
(newstatesman.com)
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>>engaging in a thousand small acts of self-preservation and defense of turf, because of all of the overlapping jurisdictions and poorly delineated lines of authority. Agreed - troubled, oft-compromised. I think you may be overestim
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Here's the problem - who watches the watchmen? There is a large, complex, troubled, oft-comprised, well-meaning bureaucracy in place to vet police, police training and police actions. Security guards ... not so much. Civic crowd-fundin
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Immediately thought of @stammy and https://www.picplum.com/ . Kind of like an app version. Good luck!
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"Most awkward"? Really? Its not nice and it definitely carries around some baggage that is a direct result of its evolutionary history, but there is always a way to get what you need. I won't defend its beauty. But i guess
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In the end, who cares. I'm intrigued by Ghost. I signed up for access ... but I have also been intrigued by the many alternatives to WP out there - Octopress, Squarespace, Kirby, on and on. That's because I'm a hacker. But ..
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How teaching and story can build a profitable business
(nathanbarry.com)
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Timely. I'm interested in scala. Would love a couple opinions from those in the know ... (1) As a (very) experienced java guy, what's really the best learning approach: comparative? clean slate? I'd "like" to do Ode
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Will this be the #1 business mktg skill in the coming years?
(linkedin.com)
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Google chromecast: $35 first (tentantive) step for the living room?
(technologyguide.com)
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Let's face it, this is the MS way. Most of the time, anyway. Office products were inferior once. Same goes for search, xbox, touch devices. MS iterates, sometimes slowly, and plays the tortoise. It doesn't always work (zune, bing)
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100$ per linode for backups + sys monitoring. Wondering how they will handle the "co-managed" components, particularly "tuning" and "services". This is where it can get messy with conflicts of interest. Wouldn&
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Linode now offers managed service
(linode.com)
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I'm prone to absolute fits of laughter as opposed to anything resembling focus. Might have something to do with quantity. Or what happened before (pot) or after (lots of beer -- mushrooms made me very thirsty). Anyway ... not the same
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