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Comment #7882379
This is just a pet peeve of mine. I don't understand why you ask "Are you sure you want to leave this page" when I click back, or try to close the tab. I am sure - that's why I tri…
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Ask HN: How can I get involved in AI?
In the past few months I've become really interested in AI. I am a software developer with a background in mainly JavaScript and Python. Most recently I've been dabbling with Go an…
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Comment #7692327
Actually, it's a Backbone.js application. It uses the browserify library to load other modules, which is what the "require('blah')" bits are. this confused me too when I first read…
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Comment #7626883
The simple answer is that Emacs has fantastic support for working with Lisp code. Have a look at this page for a more detailed explanataion: http://cl-cookbook.sourceforge.net/emac…
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Comment #7381112
down in Ireland also
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Comment #7374382
I've noticed a strange bug with the latest version of Chrome where pages sometimes don't render. Try opening the developer tools, this usually causes the page to render for me.
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Comment #7011168
better than the alternative: "vibrating unisex".
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Comment #6804880
I can't recommend Angular.js enough. I've been working with it for the past few months and find it to be really enjoyable. The docs aren't great (though getting better), but I foun…
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Comment #6803796
+1 for Martini. Spent some time looking for a decent framework like this, and was delighted when I discovered it.
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Comment #6774767
It could be a hardware issue too. My graphics card doesn't support it, even though my browser should.
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