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why-el
14y ago
This link seems to be working: http://davidhauser.com/post/35203066523/advice-from-21-entre...
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14y ago
Good work Tony!
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why-el
14y ago
I love what Chris is doing, but I have yet to understand what Light Table does differently from say Emacs's own lisp evaluation mechanism.
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14y ago
In my case, its Rails and Postgres with some in-memory addons later. In links?
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14y ago
Yep, thats what I thought. Thanks for the feedback!
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Ask HN: Help me estimate costs for my web app
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14y ago
What about the surgery example he provided?
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This is awesome. I didn't enroll in the class but I love the fact that it's available for me as a reference. What I specifically liked is the fact that they introduced and discussed concepts that I won't necessarily deal with unless I happe
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14y ago
I dont know where you come from, language-wise, but do you think one can make a nice transition if they are used to Ruby and JS? I want to experiment building a simple web server and thought maybe I should use Go. Specifically, what was it
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14y ago
Yep, came here to make the same remark. It might be interesting to put in some link colors or an arrow. Edit: grammar
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14y ago
Nice work. Does Cronic have to be a runtime dependency?
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So what are these designers actually looking for? The information is well structured (I picked a random Microsoft product or service and I got to their pages in 2 seconds), and the responsiveness is superb (Resized my chrome and they were s
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14y ago
This is a good point. You can even take in interesting problems from your job back to school for further analysis.
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If this is bureaucracy, I don't know what to call pre-bootstrap world.
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14y ago
I don't know why you are downvoted. This is a valid question.
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14y ago
I don't agree. Sometimes it makes a lot of sense to support illegal activity (It's too trivial to site examples from US history).
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14y ago
Unless you think you will face scale issues comparable to those of Twitter or Github, I am not sure whats stopping you from using Rails. In fact, the amount of information about how to scale Rails (The latest I have read is from the guys at
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IPhone 5 and the post-Jobs Apple
(forbes.com)
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14y ago
I was gonna write asking if you are sarcastic, but the solar panel thingy settled the case.
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I am pretty sure they are. The "some" is due to my lack of Python knowledge. :)
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14y ago
Good job! I know that some of these functions maybe have already occurred to Python developers (map et al), but this probably lead you to a broader understanding of underscore.js itself.
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14y ago
Anyone with a kindle version of this?
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14y ago
> No one was actually shipping Is this a serious statement? The amount of X.js I see here is just crazy.
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The method that works for me: 1. Give the book a quick read. Essentially just to know what it covered and how the book approaches/covers the topics you are interested in. 2. Now that you know what the book covers and have a fuzzy idea about
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14y ago
I agree with this. As a senior, I followed Jeff's recommendation and bought Code Complete, but I found that a lot of it is becoming mainstream language. A book that thought me more personally is Effective Java, because I think some of its s
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14y ago
Thanks Rorchackh (Who goes to the same university). Schools will also have their own accounts managed by school managers or competent teachers, so a school is associated with an account and a profile that students can check and contact. T
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Ask HN: Feedback on a web app working with Moroccan schools
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It is a HN competitor. The person who built says they did so out of frustration with HN.
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14y ago
Yehuda is one of the active users: https://lobste.rs/u/wycats Update: The site is also open source: https://github.com/jcs/lobsters Last shameless update: Would love an invite. Email in my profile.
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I wonder if the mobile space (asking out of complete ignorance) has an example similar to Chrome's automatic updates. But I guess given the amount of bandwidth that goes into regularly updating mobile apps, I am not sure people will opt for
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