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codejoust
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I've been pretty happy with mongoengine. It's quite nice to have schemas -- without them you probably would be fine using the plain pymongo library.
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And it's hosted on an ASP blog. Quite Ironic.
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Khan Introduction to VC Investing and Startups
(khanacademy.org)
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Show HN: My weekend project - remixmyalbum.tk
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I've used Teaching Textbooks ( http://teachingtextbooks.com/ ) for math up to Precalculus. It's a self-paced, rather engaging math program with good word problems. For elementary school, their curriculum has a more interactive program with
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Something else really useful: mkdir stuff cd !$ !$ takes the last argument from the previous command, instead of the whole thing. chmod 664 site/* - changes the permissions for all the files in the site directory. * is a wildcard in bash fo
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As high school continued I did more social stuff such as Sports (Non-school affiliated teams or homeschool teams), Co-Op classes for a year, Taking classes at a community college later in high school, Homeschool extracurriculars: Mock Trial
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I've been homeschooled, and have taken online classes. With the internet, from Wikipedia to small websites on a certain topic, the internet has made research and homeschooling much easier. Yes, I still did use textbooks and read, but the in
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Sounds like three people have way too much time on their hands. That, or they are fascinated with the rich set of corroborative tools, (as rudimentary they may be4 for animation) in Google Docs.
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What version of chrome does this work on? Either I'm missing something or on an older version of chromium: Chromium 5.0.375.127 (Developer Build 55887) Ubuntu 10.04.
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Can't you just run a bunch of API calls, then zip the result?
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No Problem. I think seen the widget before on make your own player page (which I've used because the old flash frontend was so very unstable on linux). And - the switches to HTML5 part - I would only post that if you somehow worked out how
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I just looked at the code - I'm pretty sure grooveshark is calling a flash object through javascript to play the music.
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As far as I can tell, it's written with PHP serverside, Javascript (jQuery JMVC) and HTML/CSS. The actual music player is a hidden flash widget, but the song selection, playback, and entire interface is in HTML/CSS not Adobe flash as previo
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It looks like they're utilizing js templates and localization along with a lot of jQuery and JMVC.
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Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface
(listen.grooveshark.com)
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An interesting (Facebook) app to see if you have too many 'friends'
(apps.facebook.com)
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Back to the Basics -- LAMP + Clean Code
(essays.iain.in)
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Now I found the phantom character! Whenever I got an email from someone they'd randomly have 'J' in it for me and a bunch of other people who received it (I used thunderbird, and most everyone else I talked to use gmail). It's odd that Micr
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I'm a rails developer and would also be happy to help with a rails project.
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A good way to build an first app in Python would be to go through the google app engine docs for python, they provide the ability to deploy your app and have a good api. To learn javascript, if you already know C the syntax itself is a lot
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This will be interesting if it can be tied in with Facebook Connect -- taking over the live website chat space. It's really annoying to always have a new message in chat, though.
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Well, considering most of the government uses a Microsoft stack I'm not surprised. Besides, their categorization is pretty well-done. Reddit and sites such as this one are harder to use for people who don't write software or regularly brows
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Well, their publicity is working. Try refreshing it once or twice and it should come up. Probably got an influx of people from this site and others visiting it which overwhelmed it.
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Yes, currently I am focusing on projects and consulting (google my username for more on that). I'm willing to open options, so I may consider taking an AP Comp. Sci class senior year. Would I miss anything by reviewing for the test and tak
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Is the course learning Java or an introduction to programming? It looks like the old course was based on learning C and C++, but now it seems like they have focused on Java for easier learning / usage. I have gone through some stuff on the
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Ask HN: Is AP Computer Science Worthwhile as a student Programmer?
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Rate my App: AppEngine Python Site Directory
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That's why you don't put in so much personal information. The oddest, though, is when looking at a site that has nothing to do with IT, there are contextual ads for IT stuff below.
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Just remove everything after the &access_token= part and it'll work. The access token has expired, but it's not even necessary to search for public posts.
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