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ryaf

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    Comment #5107605

    And it's still a weasel apology

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    Comment #5106418

    Frequent use of ASM in a web dev shop? Really?

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    Comment #5087489

    Data binding solves this generically. It allows you to build state machine trivially Stuff like angular and ember do this amazingly well though it would be nice to have a nice stan…

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    Comment #4729729

    Great send. That crux looks very fun!

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    Comment #4673455

    All I could find. https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/plugin-futures/2010-April...

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    Comment #4654741

    Yes. I can't tell if that's a bit or not.

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    Comment #4521106

    We just switched from backbone to angular. The thing that sold me was data-binding. You could write your own with backbone but it's done so why bother. Also the code reduction was …

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    Comment #4399513

    Because newer members not familiar with the guidelines typically post the more inflammatory comments that we have seen as of late.

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    Comment #4109597

    I take that back as my dyslexia kicked in. I knew. Jiggy2001

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    Comment #4109595

    Jiggy I honestly think I remember you especially if you played under this exact name. Anyways I was on the other side as a core myg0t member for a while. It was fun, and why I star…

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    Comment #3734863

    No, but it certainly looks interesting. According to the collective intelligence that is the internets current tDCS products cost upwards of $600, so this might be an interesting a…

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    Comment #3715137

    Yes I am aware. I also noted that I am paid decently, maybe I should have made it clearer that I am paid decently for FL which is most certainly not the same in NY.

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    Comment #3715123

    The article was mainly referencing people in my position (young and no kids)...

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    Comment #3713390

    This. I'm 26 and I had a decent paying software job in Florida. But I wanted to move up to New York so I convinced my job to let me work remotely. I made the move 2 months after th…

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    Comment #3709628

    Sparks in Google+ seem like a step in the right direction, but it seems lacking. Though I cannot pinpoint exactly how I would improve it.

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    Comment #3709600

    Yes, I must second this. The quality of conversation on HN is simply put... amazing. It boils down to the people that you choose to associate with. Think of your Facebook friends. …

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    Comment #3704346

    With all of these companies shutting their doors, I think it would be fun to make some sort of data graveyard. A place where you can visualize your dead interactions.

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    Comment #3704296

    I love testing I just find using it in the right way can be very tricky sometimes. Especially in a team setting where there are weaker members than others. When you work with a tea…

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    Comment #3489643

    For a hobby project, it is awesome and impressive. Things like this light a fire under my ass, and remind me I need to get cracking and start something awesome like this. Congrats.…

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    Your assumption that self taught programmers (ie one that did not get a "formal" education) do not understand fundamentals is utter bullshit. You could reverse your statements and …