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> Github for example only lets you have one source repository per project, and as a result the wikis and issues are useless since they are almost always filed against the wrong sub-project. You can disable the wiki and issues pages on a
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Show HN: Virtualenvwrapper for Ruby(blog.zimmerman.io)
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What frameworks are making good strides in adopting flexbox for their grid systems?
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Show HN: A workshop on how to use Vim plugins(github.com)
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This will also work for any interactive process you run as rlwrap <command> For example, when working with SML/NJ, which has an interactive REPL but no history support or command-line niceties, you can run rlwrap sml And get all
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If the end goal is to turn a long, comprehensible password like "correcthorsebatterystaple" into something not remotely subject to a dictionary attack, then merely shifting your fingers over on the keyboard by one key is much more
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Whoops! I obviously didn't look around enough. What a coincidence though.
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Ask HN: Where do you get your news?
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Ask HN: How best to collaborate between designers and developers?
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Show HN: Vim SuperMan(github.com)
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It's worth noting that Duolingo is an example of a free web service without ads that generates a profit. In their case, they've crowdsourced the process of translating actual web pages while teaching people new languages. Dependin
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Quick overview of the way Node works: http://www.nodebeginner.org Great tutorial to get up and running with a web framework (Express), database (MongoDB), and simple, functional app: http://cwbuecheler.com/web&#x
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I can potentially imagine a helper function like `mapFromObject`, but yeah I agree with you. That syntax is disheartening. Enough to make me want to keep using `hasOwnProperty`.
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I think that's another thing to note: around two thirds or more of the CS freshman at CMU actually take 15-122 Principles of Imperative Computation, which is taught largely in C0 (a type safe subset of C), and then later they transitio
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"For the first 1-2 years of your Vim usage you will be much less efficient than your current editor because of the odd yet lovable key bindings." Can confirm: starting using vim for freshman year of CS this year, noticed appreciab
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$0.98 .us Domains for the 4th of July(namecheap.com)
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I don't know if this is the experience other people are having, but it's super buggy for me. When I view comment threads (like, this page for example), the layout of the page gets hijacked and looks really weird. Also, when typing
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totally agree: vim mode is a must.
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Not enough sans serif fonts for my taste. I think that serif fonts have a very specific, somewhat limited place on the web.
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At first I thought: JavaScript console. I went to the site to see if it was something feasible to tinker with, but I didn't even need to change anything. Search "NSA" and try it yourself. https://www.youtube.com&#x