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Recovering from segfaults in Ruby(charlie.bz)
3 points by Sirupsen 14y ago|1 comments
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by Sirupsen 14y ago
Petr is no longer ranked #1 on popular competitive programming sites such as Topcoder [1] and Codesforce [2]. 18-year-old Gennady Korotkevich [3] from Belarus ranks better on both, and has also won the most medals in the International Olymp
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Kickstarter: Forced, Diablo III meets Left 4 dead(kickstarter.com)
2 points by Sirupsen 14y ago|1 comments
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by Sirupsen 14y ago
My favorite trick is asking myself before buying something whether I would buy it again if I lost it.
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by Sirupsen 14y ago
With Bountify.co, you pay for the result rather than the proccess to the result.
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Tasks for the 24th International Olympiad in Informatics held this week in Italy(ioi2012.org)
3 points by Sirupsen 14y ago|0 comments
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by Sirupsen 14y ago
It'd be more difficult to get people to subscribe to a blog. Keeping it light hearted on Twitter is great for a little fun service such as this—of course only for those who are already on Twitter.. :)
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by Sirupsen 14y ago
Really? You want a shithnsays.com? The beauty of this idea is providing smiles in your Twitter timeline once in a while. Not to execute a cool-lean-webscale-startup.
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Paperless with Evernote(sirupsen.com)
18 points by Sirupsen 15y ago|1 comments
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Stop relying on your ORM and learn SQL(sirupsen.com)
13 points by Sirupsen 16y ago|4 comments
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Designers should contribute to projects they care about and use, adding the project to their portfolio should not be the sole reason to join the project. If you care only about portfolio, then designing a killer wordpress theme might be the
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
It's definitely easier for developers to contribute to open source projects, they can just dig into the code and easily contribute patches. Designing for a project requires a lead to a greater extent to keep the design consistent, whereas p
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Yes, version control definitely seems like one of the biggest gaps. The communication between developers and designers have to improve, and the developers will have to realize they can't ask every designer for commits, but they can probably
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
This could be interesting for projects where keeping revisions would be handy, for instance a note-taking or document platform.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Builders are users too.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Yes you can! It runs on Jekyll. https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Github pages has worked great for me. It's free, you don't really have to worry about anything, and it's all Git.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
You want to target young programmers. Talk to those, and make them come with feedback as you write the book.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
There we go, a potential weekend project! :) Please upvote/comment if you would like to see this happening.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
hackercouch.com anyone?
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Who googles for "Ruby on Rails" anyway--I bet at least half google for "ror", "ruby rails", or whatever.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
If it's just you, doing stuff for yourself, RVM may not bring a lot of new to you: Correct. RVM is great to test against different versions (and implementations), especially if you do a lot of team-work: For instance, if you work in a team,
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Get started right with RVM(sirupsen.com)
69 points by Sirupsen 16y ago|21 comments
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Get into testing.
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The switch to Github Pages(sirupsen.com)
3 points by Sirupsen 16y ago|0 comments
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
It's easy to double check on Google with DDG, if you search for: !google hacker news It'll take you to Google's results on Hacker News.
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A simple Imgur Bash screenshot utility(blog.sirupsen.dk)
2 points by Sirupsen 16y ago|0 comments
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Learn how Linux works. Configuring X and audio is a part of that. If one is not interested in doing such things, then Arch or any other similar OS would obviously not be the right choice.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
To learn.
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by Sirupsen 16y ago
Read at Dho's link. My primary reason for the switch was that I wanted to learn more about Linux.

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