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joeheyming

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    Comment #48438101

    It's a tribute to https://eieio.games 1 million checkboxes, but it uses a different backend. Let's see if it scales...

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    Show HN: Having fun making mini static site apps

    I've been having a blast making multiple mini apps that run in the browser. I've been trying to see how far I can go without having a backend and relying on other services. I wrote…

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    Comment #11070872

    Came here for someone to shout-out magit. It's amazing

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    Comment #10736038

    Writing code is like playing jazz. It's not about the notes you are playing, its all about the notes you are not playing

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    Comment #9894444

    This was my biggest hurdle to learning vim, I kept hitting Ctrl-S...

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    Comment #8781288

    I really like the content, but would like to see it extended to examples an many languages where functions are first class objects and map/reduce are readily available.

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    Comment #8454136

    This is why scripting/interpreted languages are vastly faster to produce than compiled programming languages.

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    Comment #8229297

    the answer is: "yes"

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    Comment #7861065

    life before the internet was a thing

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    Comment #7758649

    I thought this was very meta: http://htmltree.peterbe.com/?url=htmltree.peterbe.com

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    Comment #7739087

    yes, but why?

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    Comment #7198686

    or prank a co-worker, thats the real intent :-)

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    Comment #7198678

    yo dawg, I herd you like nyan cat, so I put a nyan cat in your emacs so you can nyan while you program

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    Comment #7085421

    TLDR; This article has no content. It just spews statistics about Email, yet gives only one, non-thought-out, solution to dealing with lots of email. Its just a sensational title, …

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    Comment #6997773

    wait, wouldn't it be faster to write a small script to hit the facebook API foreach activity? I thought this was hacker news, not clueless article writer news

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    Comment #6877699

    What I want to know is: when will w3c update their site?!