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L8D
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Comment #49124513
If you're not paying for the model through Open router, then which provider are you buying it from? I thought that if that provider was listed on open router it would be the same p…
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Comment #47491923
It is lovely to see experimentation like this going on. I think this has a lot of potential with something like Haskell's green threading model, basically taking it up a notch and …
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Comment #41119650
I can second this. NYC has plenty of companies accepting applications, but an extremely small number of interviews actually happen, and an even smaller number of people are getting…
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Comment #40770886
I think the hip thing to do is just use your spare time to build stuff, and organically learn from building stuff. Self-sufficiency, creativity and generally being a self-starter i…
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Comment #14206664
GitHub is the [canonical spelling]( https://github.com/about ) though
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Comment #10822837
Do the people who think like seriously imagine that this is something reasonable and expectable, and not totally subjective to the style and habits of individual developers? I'm al…
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Comment #9976144
In accordance with Betteridge's Law of Headlines[1] the answer is no. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline... I don't know how people do links and stuf…
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Comment #9592742
You're not missing anything. What you and the author are describing (in terms of pattern/architecture) has existed for quite a while but was widely popularized recently by Facebook…
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Comment #9322683
- [Lobsters]( https://lobste.rs ) - [Hacker News]( https://news.ycombinator.com ) - [Reddit]( https://reddit.com ) - [Product Hunt]( http://www.producthunt.com/ ) - [Designer News]…
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Comment #8660130
The crux of my argument is relying on methodologies to write good software or to guide a design is pointless. Instead of trusting everything you read, you should question it an con…
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Comment #8474337
I'm sorry but I call BS. In the author notes it doesn't try to say that games are a bad influence at all. Nor does it try to shame the gaming industry. The author notes go over why…
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Comment #8474316
Yep if you're on Canary then that should happen. Otherwise it goes to full-screen and you see the ending dialogue.
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Comment #8204495
Perhaps you could contribute to the file via a PR instead of ranting at a post on a news aggregator? If people like you did then the open source community would be a better place.
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Comment #8043785
If you think this is cool, go ahead and check out bfb, an IRC bot written in a derivative of Brainfuck. https://github.com/billiob/bfb
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Comment #7685358
Austin TX, Remote, Full Time (priority) | Contact | Part Time Stack: Node, JS-HTML-CSS, CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Foundation...), JS Frameworks (Angular, Backbone...), Haskell, (f…
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Comment #7454545
IIRC, it was made specifically for us and the startups in San Fran.
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Comment #7199850
Why did you blatantly steal from Mark Steve's version?
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Comment #7149063
Yeah, I trashed pretty quickly because I realized I didn't have time to work on it, nor did I have the creativity to write good examples. It would have better suited to be about Ja…
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Comment #7141773
What speed and ease to you gain with it? CoffeeScript won't get you any performance; if any, less. Making obscure or verbose patterns easier to use is syntactic sugar. Part of the …
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Comment #7141671
The thing about CoffeeScript is that it makes it a ton easier to reason about doing operations like default arguments, pattern matching or expressive for loops. When you don't see …
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Comment #7139699
There has been a development of hate towards CoffeeScript in most JavaScript communities. CoffeeScript seems to be very popular in the non-JS communities that need to write JavaScr…