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bmoresbest55

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    Comment #13023224

    Another Vue.js 2.x tutorial that I am currently finishing is https://jayway.github.io/vue-js-workshop/ . It is a nice intro into all the important pieces of Vue.js.

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    Comment #12690087

    Wow, this is exactly what I need right now. Thanks to the original author (github.com/jlevy I believe).

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    Comment #12420874

    Location: Northeast U.S. (DC to Boston) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Between DC and Boston Technologies: Java(Spring, Android, Web), Python(Django), Javascript(AngularJS, jQuer…

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    Comment #11336654

    I know that this site does not deal in current events outside the tech/startup community but my first thought was an error. My second thought was the Brussels bombings. I did not k…

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    Comment #11224251

    One of my co-workers has a 5K iMac and definitely has this issue. I will have to test more carefully to see if this is also affecting me. Does not really matter because after readi…

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    Comment #11117671

    As much as I would love to believe in Apple (and any other large tech company), a part of me still thinks that maybe they are working with the government in this letter. The FBI kn…

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    Comment #10241664

    Those pictures are pretty amazing. Something so far away from the sun having so many features. It really makes you wonder how that stuff got there.

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    Comment #10118865

    This is pretty great. I did not realize the NBA kept this type of data on games. I wonder if the MLB, NFL or NHL do the same thing. Very cool regardless.

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    Comment #9433032

    So I like this article and want to learn more about sys admin/dev ops/whatever but where do I go. Is docker bad? What is a good starting point? What are best practices?

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    Comment #9338486

    "Python 'replaces' Java" plays well in the hacker community? I don't really know. It's just a guess.

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    Comment #9292054

    This is pretty awesome. I have always thought that "tail -f" was a little limited but still useful. Any how, great post!

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    Comment #9260678

    It may be bold but why not be a little bold now and then.

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    Comment #9260668

    Yup. I just listened to this podcast yesterday it was quite good. Nice to hear about someone that made something good out of a bad situation.

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    Comment #9256228

    Python is very much an established languages and myths like these need to go away in order for people to feel comfortable using python for serious, well designed projects that scal…

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    Comment #9177261

    I find the complete opposite. Xtrafinder side-by-side view and everything else advertised by xtrafinder does seem to work great for me. Totalfinder might still be better as I have …

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    Comment #9172195

    This is the number one thing that I uninstall from my computer and friends and families computers when they accidentally click too fast. These kinds of add-ons are incredibly annoy…

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    Comment #9094002

    I do not know how any of the other films even had a chance. This was the clear winner.

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    Comment #9048583

    It is funny. I just switched to Chrome and find it to be much quicker and less resource hungry.

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    Comment #9033238

    Java developer learning Django and playing with Node, React and Angular. 3/3.

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    Comment #9017197

    I really enjoyed the post. I reminded me a lot of this Youtube video( http://youtu.be/BKorP55Aqvg ). I understand this is a comical post but as the son of a carpenter and understan…

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    Comment #8999582

    I just started using this app. I hope that they don't shutdown the service and make it Microsoft only. Keep with the way Skype is going. Fingers crossed.

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    Comment #8998238

    This is very nice but I hope that it will be able to withstand the impending lawsuits by the ISPs. One can only hope.

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    Comment #8996964

    This is very exciting. I will have to look into using PyPy more regularly.

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    Comment #8977887

    I am not really sure why this is so exciting to everyone. I have seen a couple comments asking what this software does, explicitly. I will admit I like the idea of personal servers…