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ZackOfAllTrades
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About ZackOfAllTrades
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Comment #2877514
I've kept a diary of sorts most of this year. Every night before I go to bed I try to fill a notebook page with all my thoughts from the day. Think about what I want to do tomorrow…
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Comment #2812509
I took a look into Hacker News hotness algorithm a month or two ago, and it is way more complicated than just points and time. Youtube videos probably don't rank that high compared…
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Comment #2812466
Normally I lurk and don't vote. But this is worth people's time to watch.
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Comment #2793581
You are totally right. For somebody like me who did learn from W3 initially though, those first class functions are conceptually and in practice "inline" functions. If you are talk…
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Comment #2792385
A rambling side note: If you come from a javascript background, you will have a leg up on most people in terms of learning clojure. You get used to inlining functions pretty regula…
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Comment #2778792
I am a student and I worked with publishers last semester for a while to get interactive electronic textbooks published. I got to view things on the inside and what I've concluded …
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Comment #2715323
Well, what's your goal? Why do you comment on Hacker News so much? Do you do it to give back to other hackers? Is it to promote yourself? Do you do it just because you enjoy it? Pe…
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Comment #2714573
Oh also use scriptsrc and jQuery UI some. Saves time and headaches.
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Comment #2714566
My path so far with javascript (with examples!): Desire to make neat web pages. Learn enough jQuery so that you can make something move and change colors with maybe two lines of ja…
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Comment #2707342
Neat! Good answers. How do you make money though? Who is paying for what?
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Comment #2707167
Devil's advocate: Reddit is getting better at the trolling with confirmations from moderators. Reddit AMA gets a surprising amount of important people to pass their way. And techni…
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Comment #2707064
I am guessing anyasq is a YC company that just launched? Rationale: Harjeet doing an interview at a relatively unknown company/project. Also, how does anyasq beat reddit ama?
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Comment #2706783
Yeah, it seems like it would be considered bad taste if you kept working on the project but no longer open sourced the results.
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Comment #2706413
Stark contrast to startup accelerators/incubators: Everything must be triple-y open sourced. Profiting from the idea is fine but not required (or even heavily encouraged). No equit…
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Comment #2705365
http://www.wdyl.com/#lolcats reveals that there is a patent with the word lolcats in it ( http://www.google.com/patents?q=lolcats ) But besides that and "Scour the earth for lolcat…
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Comment #2701409
Keywiz made me realize I know absolutely nothing about emacs.
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Comment #2694428
That is how emacs has felt to me. There was a large amount of upfront learning, more than there probably should be for this example to make perfect sense, but after a few months wi…
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Comment #2687878
That looks terribly depressing to me. Just saying.
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Comment #2686165
What about Socket.io? Heroku points to this announcement and it looks like the sort of thing that could function similar to Websockets. (I just started with Node so please forgive …
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Comment #2676987
Thought: my linear algebra teach this past semester told me that some of the greatest mistakes in mathematics came from people assuming something was obvious without a proof. After…
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Comment #2662141
Feature that would be useful: When tumblr goes down, redirect to the backup pages automatically. Sort of like a just in case for tumblr. Would be worth the money for most businesse…
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Comment #2661233
That sounds like an excellent problem to have.
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Comment #2658074
1. I have no idea what this website does, but it sounds like it is web based security checking. 2. The web site is down. Potential Delicious Irony: Somebody took down ThreatSim wit…
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Comment #2647636
Disclaimer:I am not on your level nor was I in the past. I am a 20 year old student who hasn't really accomplished much compared to what you have done. You sound like you are rocke…