Jim_Neath

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Want to succeed? Try failing(entrepreneur.venturebeat.com)
29 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|11 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
+1 for RVM. Stupidly easy to use.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I've been using MongoDB to rewrite the activity feed on one of my apps. I wouldn't use it for everything though (not just yet anyway). Having said that, the guys behind Harmony ( http://get.harmonyapp.com/ ) use MongoDB for everything, as f
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Looks odd when viewed on a large screen. I'd personal make it 100% width or at least center it.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Out of curiosity, how do you plan on monetising this?
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Ask HN: Marketing Books for Developers?
35 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|23 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I tend to use this image (NSFW): http://files.myopera.com/coxy/albums/106123/trex-boner.jpg
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I'll make sure I post something once I get round to launching :)
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
+1 for Spreedly. I'm going to be using it along with Paypal Payments Pro UK. Then later down the line I plan to swap out Paypal with someone more reliable, eg. Sagepay.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
It's based on Drupal. Nice to see the UK being innovative. sigh
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I'm being shown the line: "Favilous is supported on all major browsers excluding Internet Explorer 6. Upgrade to the latest version of Internet Explorer." I don't think I need to see this as I'm on Safari.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I've been using Vanity* for a few weeks and I must say, it's the cat's pyjamas. * http://github.com/assaf/vanity/
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Cryptic Ruby Global Variables and Their Meanings(blog.purifyapp.com)
3 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|0 comments
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Shemail: Easier HTML Emails in Rails(blog.purifyapp.com)
1 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|0 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I like HTML. I like the way it looks. I like writing it. On the other hand, I don't like new DSLs for writing what is already a simple markup language.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I've noticed this on previous visits. I tend to close the site before reading anything due to it.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
http://brightbox.co.uk all the way
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Ask HN: Useful bug reporting tips?
1 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Free calorie count API?
7 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|2 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
Not sure about top 10 but I really like Kyle Neath who now works at Github
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I hope it's normal because I'm pretty much the same.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
+1 for that. I'm not in the habit of shouting out what's going through my mind as I'm working.
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Instant Creative Solutions for Advertisers(instantcreativesolutions.com)
1 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|0 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I didn't actually notice the date until after I'd posted it. A lot of the information still seems relevant now though.
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How To Run A Beta Test... Or Not?(namesuppressed.com)
11 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|4 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I need cmd + z for my brain.
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
I highly recommend reading the Metaprogramming Ruby book from pragprog for people who wish to learn more. Read the entire book in a couple of days and it really opened my eyes to new ways of doing things. http://www.pragprog.com/titles/ppm
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
It's not brainfuck* though, is it? * http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/bf/
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Designing "Coming Soon" Pages(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by Jim_Neath 17y ago|0 comments
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by Jim_Neath 17y ago
The guys at Brightbox are all awesome chaps and by far the best rails host I've ever had the pleasure to use.

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