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BlackLamb
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Comment #10212290
Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle.
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Comment #10212285
I'm sorry, but what is the 'actually' about?
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Ask HN: Can a software ever be 100% bug free?
If we have so many great devs, and people constantly working on a piece of software. Why can't they produce 100% bug free software/app?
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Ask HN: How to prepare for Tech Interviews?
Hello HN, I'm a CS Major. TBH I'm not comfortable with Algorithms and Data Structures, I looking to the refresh my knowledge. Any recommendations for Books or Websites where I can …
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Ask HN: What is actually “Growth Hacking”?
There are so many Growth hacking gurus on the internet. Most of them teach you how to spam. What is "growth hacking" in it's true sense? And why has it become a fad among people st…
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Comment #9687559
Now open source the data. :)
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Comment #9683349
It would be interesting to see, how Apple manages to stop people from Side loading apps.
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Comment #9431560
asteriskmethod@gmail.com , perfect timing i was looking for a domain for my github page thanks mate.
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Comment #8677271
That comment. It made my day. It's one of the finest comment on HN
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Ask HN: Learning Swift beyond basics
Hello HN! I'm a CS student, I have been learning Swift for a while now and I'm pretty comfortable with it. Now I would like to incorporate what I have learned into a rather simple …
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Comment #8026881
I have used MBA 2012 for all the stuff you mentioned with addition to it i also used it for Music Production, and basic video editing. Try to get one with most RAM, 8GB will be fin…
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Comment #8021660
Great timing, was just reading the Swift ebook let interestingNumbers = [ "Prime": [2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13], "Fibonacci": [1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8], "Square": [1, 4, 9, 16, 25], ] var largest…
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Comment #8009203
Amazing, How was this coded?