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Yeah. That is a great book. Highly recommended.

I'm a physician. I love the value I bring to patients, and I enjoy what I do (most of the time). But the industry is disgusting. The people who are creating the real value for patients (nurses, technicians and doctors) have been saddled with increasing regulations and there are incredibly levels of administrators and belt-phone business guys riding them to extract every profit out of the environment.

There is no chance I would do it again.

I can't speak for law school.

Medical school is absolutely not career training. It simply gives you the knowledge and vocabulary so that you can be trained to be doctor. The additional training, of course, happens in your residency.

You are utterly unprepared to truly be a physician when you graduate medical school, even if you have earned the right to be called 'doctor.'

I'm a pathologist. I code for a hobby. Building a software product slowly in my spare time.

Seconded. I've been happy with them after I migrated from GoDaddy.

Probably something like:

    // h already has a context.Context in scope through similar
    func MyHandler (ctx context.Context, h http.Handler) http.Handler {
       return http.HandlerFunc(func (rw http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) {
           // do stuff before handler
           h.serveHttp(rw, req)
           // do stuff after handler
       })
    }

then you can just chain your handlers and pass through a shared context

Here's an interesting report on these big-pharma funded groups:

http://thenation.com/article/180493-anti-pot-lobbys-big-bank...

You can essentially deploy with a cross compiled binary by scp:

http://dave.cheney.net/2012/09/08/an-introduction-to-cross-c...

Very excited to play with this. I like Backbone but I always feel like I'm fighting .sync if it's not mapped 1:1 with a rest API. Plus npm + browserify ftw!

Interested in switching off gmail. How are folks getting new email notifications on mobile?

Ian Landsman

This is really helpful. I'm getting started with Go now and common idioms and refactoring are useful when moving past the tour and introduction stage.

Steve Jobs had a neuroendocrine tumor.

These are generally fair better behaved than the more common and far more deadly type of cancer you are probably familiar with, pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. While pancreatic ductal adenocarcinomas have a dismal prognosis, most neuroendocrine tumors have a good survivability index.

That's exactly how I feel. These days all I'm playing is TF2, Minecraft and Starbound. All on Ubuntu.

Here's the thoughts of substack on this issue. I use npm and bash scripts.

http://substack.net/task_automation_with_npm_run

Basically don't ever deploy from npm. Tarballs

For node + browser, I'm partial to substack's tape module[1][2] to output tap. Works great with browserify too.

[1] https://github.com/substack/tape

[2] http://www.catonmat.net/blog/writing-javascript-tests-with-t...

Awesome. I already played through on xbox, but I've been buying/playing the linux ports of the valve games as they come out to support them.

That is a code smell. node and require works really great with small modules. npm link in development, tarball up and scp to your box for deployment.

You probably shouldn't be using npm for production builds. npm is good for libraries, but applications should probably be tarballed.

If find it's easier to distinguish modules from files by requiring modules like:

  require('foo');

and application files like:

  require('./foo.js'); //.js extension

And everybody's favorite new band: Chvrches (Seriously they are pretty great though, impossible not to smile for the whole album).

Another satisfied customer here too. Happily paying the family subscription for my wife and I.

Interesting article on a clear psychopath:

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/history/2013...

This seems like a very reasonable approach. Thanks!

Yeah Hive is a great game and I love the bakelite pieces.

Me too. Very happy with them after I switched off GoDaddy.

Check out issacs npm-www[0] too. I found it helpful for trying to learn how to get things done sans express.

[0] https://github.com/isaacs/npm-www

Awesome work guys!

contributors: https://github.com/nodeschool/nodeschool.github.io/graphs/co...

We've been working on a similar problem. Writing in markdown, pre-processing the saved markdown to truncate to 80 column (best fit) paragraphs and then diffing on the markdown.