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Chetane
12y ago
I've just started looking at swift since it was launched, and making really good progress so far. Having coded in Ruby, C#, C++, and C, I really enjoy and "get" swift as it's leveraging the strength from all these langua
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12y ago
NYC'ers: any suggestions for good places to work from in manhattan? (Eg. Coffee shop)
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Generating fixed width documents in Ruby: Introducing Fixy
(engineering.zenpayroll.com)
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13y ago
I use RubyMine, which highlight spelling mistakes in string literals, variables, function names etc...
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13y ago
"fast growing user base" != how to scale from a technical aspect, but rather how to acquire a lot of users quickly.
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13y ago
My advice to you would be to improve (or acquire) your software engineering skills through practice, by doing real life projects. What I mean by that is pick an idea/project that excites you (e.g. An interactive website for non-philoso
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13y ago
You're right, it's basically skipping the JIT step for better performance for managed apps at the cost of higher initial load time (e.g. more to read from disk).
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C# by default doesn't generate native code. C# generate CIL (Common Intermediate Language), which only gets turned into native code at runtime by the JIT (Just in time compiler). That being said, it is also possible to generate a nativ
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13y ago
This just happened to me, it was extremely weird. Any message I sent to one person, another random contact received them. Very scary bug... More: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/chat...
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Gmail chat is sent to wrong person
(productforums.google.com)
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13y ago
It's an animated gif ( http://web.archive.org/web/19991010223952im_/http://www-db.s... ) :P
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13y ago
yes
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13y ago
Source Control: Git + Phabricator Development stack: Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Backbone.js (Coffeescript) Testing: RSpec, Konacha (continuous integration using Jenkins) Server: SaltStack for provisioning, nginx/unicorn Deployment: Capistra
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I've used Visual Studio, and WinDbg. Visual studio worked well for the most time, and had good UI to make it easy to use. WinDbg allowed me to do some more advanced things, but there's definitely a bit of a learning curve (and the
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13y ago
Can you share your resume? (and maybe change sensitive data with fake one). Only then will we be able to provide you with a useful reply as to why you're not getting interviews despite applying to multiple companies.
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13y ago
Cons: - Lots of features (may look intimidating at first) - Memory consumption if higher than e.g. Sublime Pro: - Code navigation is really quick (e.g jump to definition, inline view of implementation, including gems) - Debugging experienc
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13y ago
If it's only static assets (e.g. images, js, css files) I'd suggest you look into Asset_Sync gem and AWS S3. S3's free tier will be enough for your needs.
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13y ago
Any reason why you're using memchache for your static assets? If not, put your static assets on S3 instead.
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13y ago
> had not even been given pay stubs for over half a year In most states, that's actually illegal. Employer is required by law to give you pay stubs.
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13y ago
You are one of 3 employees, building 5 products, and the founder is not being completely transparent? I'd first ask the founder to be frank and open about what's truly going on. If that succeeds, I'd then change the focus to
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13y ago
Pictures: Dropbox. However, one of the problems I run into is sharing with my family members. I often go on trip, and all family take pictures we want to share with one another. However through Dropbox, the shared folders quota is not "
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13y ago
Cool idea! Btw, your Ajax code snippet won't work, 'return' is a reserved keyword :) I would suggest using 'data' or 'response' instead for your variable name.
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13y ago
Assuming the founder is unaware of the situation (if he is, I would advice you to find another company), then he probably cares more that anyone else about the business succeeding. From that perspective, he will be very attentive to what yo
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Tips for bootstrapping and completing side projects
(omarskalli.com)
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