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elrodeo

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    Comment #18582299

    I closed the page right after I read JavaScript.

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    Comment #15714541

    I switched already 2 months ago on mobile because I got tired by non blockable ads in Chrome and absence of any reading mode. To be in sync with the desktop I switched on the deskt…

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    Comment #11040794

    > The best thing for Apple to do is to re-take their > position as a leader of software quality before it’s too > late: consumers know that Apple’s hardware is the very > best, but…

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    Comment #10851074

    If we assume, that — by default — people are unethical, governments are corrupt and most people in power are criminal, then you're f*cked anyway. With or without mass surveillance.…

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    Comment #10849693

    There are very few topics where I just cannot get the point of the discussion among smart people, but this is one of them. Look at the real world NOW, 15 years after all the survei…

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    Comment #10464223

    Check out https://wikizen.click . It's a simple markdown Wiki persisted in your Dropbox.

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    Comment #8833988

    What frustrates me most in the recent time is the wall of bugs I face in Mac OS X and Safari particularly. It is getting so ridiculous that even some Apple-pages do not work in Saf…

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    Comment #7047677

    Thanks a lot for you comments! > Using MD5 alone exposes you to length extension attacks. Since NoteHub is anonymous, my concern is not the security, but spam protection only. The …

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    Comment #7046275

    Spam/flood protection.

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    Comment #6974994

    Thanks a lot! I don't remember whyI picked Pagedown.js, but I'll definitely take a look on the alternatives on your list.

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    Comment #6972360

    Would you mind to add http://NoteHub.org to your list (free & OSS hosting for MD pages)?

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    Comment #4706380

    Apparently, the author doesn't really has an overview, how the programmers are paid outside of Google and Facebook. Lets take a look on Germany. Lots of lots of IT companies here. …

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    Comment #4160164

    Using Clojure was a bliss. And I'm the person, who didn't want to deal with Lisp at all before (however I always loved FP). Using pure ClojureScript was for the first a bit limitin…

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    Comment #4158250

    Clickable: Here is what I think: http://notehub.org/2012/6/16/how-notehub-is-built The app itself: http://notehub.org GitHub: http://github.com/chmllr/NoteHub

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    Show HN: my small open source web app written entirely in Clojure

    I've implemented a small web app — (a hassle-free hosting for markdown pages) entirely in Clojure and here is what I think: http://notehub.org/2012/6/16/how-notehub-is-built The ap…

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    Comment #4152820

    I'm using hiccup for HTML. Here I gave an overview of my experiment in building a web app entirely in Clojure: http://notehub.org/2012/6/16/how-notehub-is-built

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    Comment #3181479

    Congratulations! The most silly article a read today. Comparing languages by the length of code is something an amateur would do, but not a professional. Want to filter list with a…

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    Comment #2710935

    As long as it makes fun :) Here is my quite private project for friends and family — it works pretty well for us for instant discussions on a concrete topic: http://getch.at

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    Comment #2701357

    Reading tons of articles about succeeding in entrepreneurship I have learned one thing: it is a rat race in a labyrinth. A few will win; the rest will be consigned to oblivion. And…