Zarathu

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by Zarathu 17y ago
Haha! Cute.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Ruby + Rails + MySQL + nginx + mod_rails
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Cool! So, what else is new? Facebook isn't making any money?!
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by Zarathu 17y ago
So, Sass + object-orientation?
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by Zarathu 17y ago
You know what I do? F12.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Yeah, you can do it in PHP, but the process for getting it to work includes banging your head on the table, getting drunk, and slitting your wrists. I'll take Django, thanks.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
I've actually wondered that myself, but I never find myself away from my Mac.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Coming from a security background, I think there's something intrinsically wrong with that type of authentication system. I like to use 1Password: a different, complicated, virtually uncrackable password on every site I use.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Github.com I'd use it for a 2-person team. It's incredible. (No. Use a repository.)
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Before financial independence: 95%. After financial independence: 20%.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Lebanese food: http://tasteofbeirut.com
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by Zarathu 17y ago
I don't think Wolfram Alpha should be compared to Google as much as it should be compared to Wikipedia. That being said, I don't think it's particularly fair to judge this genre of product on the first day of its initial release. I believe
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by Zarathu 17y ago
PG is a Lisp fanboy. And before you down-vote this... well, I suppose I deserve it. Carry on.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Don't give her the answer, but it's okay to help her train of thought get to the right answer. Give her debugging skills.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Whenever someone finds an SQL injection vulnerability, we'll know how many users are really on there. Unless they do crazy shit with databases....
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by Zarathu 17y ago
No, not at all. In fact, I'd say that if you're self-taught, you'll probably learn more than if you're only learning through school. Doing both, however, can bring some nice benefits.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
I got my mom a custom-made apron with the name of her food blog sewed on it. http://tasteofbeirut.com
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Is There Anything Good About Men?(denisdutton.com)
232 points by Zarathu 17y ago|88 comments
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Yay! :D
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Appearances are deceiving.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
If you're asking for an opinion from the entrepreneur in me, I'd tell you to go get a job at Starbucks and stay as far away from the Web as possible. If you're asking for an opinion from the programmer in me, I'd give you a pat on the back
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Sure! Knowing C can definitely help with your overall understanding of how things work. It's especially helpful when learning new languages. I uploaded a copy of K&R ANSI C for you. In my opinion, it's probably the best way to learn
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Oh. Eh, well, I wrote a small blog post a while back about little things that help me stay on-track: http://whitepaperclip.com/blog/post/2-Avoiding-Procrastinati... Everyone is different, though.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
I quite like it. Of course, it's still a "new" site, so you have a lot of work to do. Nice design.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
Take an Adderall pill one time every day for two days. Heh. You'll work like a machine from that point forward.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
The dopamine production in your brain can become dependent on the Adderall. Reaching this point would make you "that fucking addict" in your local community.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
I actually found myself quite annoyed by distractions. I felt like I was God, and I wanted to get my project done as soon as possible. Felt wonderful.
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by Zarathu 17y ago
These days, it doesn't quite matter. Especially if you're using something like Rails, which can switch between the two very easily. Just modify your config if you later feel you want out.
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by Zarathu 18y ago
Given that I work from home, it depends on whether or not I've taken Adderall that day. It ranges from 2 to 16 hours.
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by Zarathu 18y ago
I'm in complete agreement. Up until today, I still write all of my code either at home or at my local coffee shop. It seems really pointless to have to fork out that kind of money when you're just as capable of collaboration in a cave. The

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