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by vital101 14y ago
Thanks. I've been trying to think of some better names but haven't come up with any yet. I'd like to have something with 'book' in the title, but it's not deal breaker.
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Show HN: Book Cheaply - Don't buy textbooks you don't need (side project)
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Speeding Things Up With JRuby(mutuallyhuman.com)
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The problem with a Lean Startup: the Minimum Viable Product.(paulkortman.com)
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by vital101 14y ago
Thank you so much for your reply. I think you're correct in that I'm going to need to challenge a lot of my assumptions with regards to visualizing this data. I have a few designer friends that I'll talk this out with over beer sometime, b
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Ask HN: Design Resources for Developers?
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Creating a Sublime Text 2 Plugin(mutuallyhuman.com)
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by vital101 14y ago
If you're looking for a framework for creating REST APIs in Django, TastyPie is also worth a look. https://github.com/toastdriven/django-tastypie
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The Long Awaited Upsweep for Detroit(nytimes.com)
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by vital101 14y ago
I did some work while still in college doing analysis of texts from Project Gutenberg. Removing the stop words made the analysis far more interesting.
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One Key Abstraction(mutuallyhuman.com)
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The site looks great and I love the idea! One thing that I noticed about the landing page was that as I was trying to read your slides they transitioned to the next one too fast. A longer interval or less text might make it easier to dige
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Curiosity Hi-Res Self-Portrait(nasa.gov)
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Deploying Django 1.4 to Heroku(re-cycledair.com)
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Up and Running with Django 1.4(re-cycledair.com)
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by vital101 15y ago
> There is no threading support whatsoever. >> That's a good thing. It forces you to use async HTTP programming or something like beanstalk, both of which are better than the complexity of threading. While there isn't multi-thre
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by vital101 15y ago
DDM (teamddm.com) - Grand Rapids, MI PHP/Javascript Developer This position is part of a full-service marketing firm with a nimble interactive group. The team works to create and develop effective, hard-working mobile apps, scalable website
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Wobbly - A jQuery plugin for iOS style wobbly element deletion(github.com)
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by vital101 15y ago
Full Time - Back End Web Developer - Grand Rapids, MI This position is part of a full-service marketing firm with a nimble interactive group. The team works to create and develop effective, hard-working mobile apps, scalable web sites, and
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by vital101 15y ago
When my wife and I went to Oahu for out honeymoon, we thought it was absolutely insane that anyone would rent a car while visiting the place. They have a free bus system that shuttles you around the down town area, and there are loads of t
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by vital101 15y ago
I've had the Samsung Focus for the past 4 months. The OS itself is fantastic, but it's plainly on obvious that the apps on WP7 don't get nearly as much attention as their counterparts on iOS and Android. Hopefully with not adoption will c
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The Unsustainability of Never-ending Workplace Marathons(triplepundit.com)
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by vital101 15y ago
I have a Kindle, but any technical books I read are physical. It's much easier to thumb through information quickly with a physical book when you aren't quite sure what you're looking for.
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JQuery Shutters Plugin Site(plugins.jquery.com)
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by vital101 15y ago
We use Weinre for remote debugging of iPads and it has worked out very well for us.
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by vital101 15y ago
I've wanted more than anything to get a business going, live the startup life, and be my own boss. But I try to put it all in to perspective: I work to live, not live to work. For me, success is being able to provide for my family and en
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by vital101 15y ago
I used to program with a regular keyboard, but as I got older I found that wrist fatigue became more of an issue. I now code on a Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 and never have any issues. There is a short learning period for the split k
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by vital101 15y ago
Two months ago my contract was up with AT&T, so I decided "What the hell, I'm going to purchase an iPhone(4)!". So I did. Turns out, after all the hype I was completely underwhelmed by it. It's not that it's a bad phone, it's great.
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Headphones are dangerous(spin.atomicobject.com)
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by vital101 15y ago
Grand Rapids, MI Full Time DDM Marketing & Communications ( http://www.teamddm.com ) is looking for a full-time developer. We're heavy users of Javascript & PHP, have a sweet office in downtown, pay for your parking, and there's al

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