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Ideas are debt
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Queues are evil
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Taffy.js Beginner's Guide
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Taffy.js - javascript data library
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Running an ad for an opensource project on reddit
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typicaljoe
15y ago
I find F# very tempting as a gateway into .NET. Anyone used it with MVC?
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15y ago
Ideally build some of your main functionality as an extensions. You'll quickly discover pain points if you have to live with the same API and contexts as a 3rd party. I just recently rewrote TaffyDB to a version allowing extensions and a ke
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TaffyDB 2.1 (JavaScript) adds query caching
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Taffy.js 2.0 released
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typicaljoe
16y ago
Thanks for the bump. Creator here, feel free to ask me anything.
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16y ago
My wife and I give. I think it is one of the most positive things you can do. We give to several faith-connected charities, children's hospitals, etc. My new "favorite" charity is charitywater.org. They have a lot of good things going for i
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16y ago
Thanks for this!
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Ask HN: Where do you find talent to work on one-off tech problems?
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17y ago
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Things JSConf got right that every conference needs to learn from
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17y ago
JSConf was a blast.I walked away with the feeling that JavaScript was going somewhere beyond the web. With Canvas, Server Side, DBs, etc it feels like JavaScript is slowly and irresistibly going to take over everything.
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18y ago
What browser are you using that the editor stopped working? You can do any subject you want, in fact I may even add it to the list. I added the box on the left to give the site some initial focus.
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Ask HN: Review my relaunched startup
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Mostrecent.net offers a different take on topical news
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Ask HN: Why not prepay groceries?
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18y ago
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F# News and Resources
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18y ago
Yeah, the reason "why" is something I've struggled to communicate. The core idea is that if you personally are a power web user and are interested in a topic (let's say apple products) than you probably filter through a lot of feeds, videos
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Rate my product - mostrecent.net
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18y ago
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JavaScript Resources
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Aptana Jaxer criticism
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Ask HN: building a database middle layer to work of ODBC?
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Ajaxian Featured Tutorial: Building a JavaScript table grid application with TaffyDB
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Tutorial: Building a JavaScript table grid application by leveraging TaffyDB
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18y ago
Being degree free myself (and knowing others in the same boat) let me put it this way: with four years of school you may be able to start at $50K a year. With a good head and practice you may be able to get a job at 20 for $50K. With 6 year
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Pay incentives in the tech industry
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JavaScript really isn't that bad. It is different to be sure and lost when it comes to OO. But like "The Good Parts" book explains, JavaScript really isn't about OO. Or strong typing. It doesn't need to be. It would be nice if the certain f
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