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by adelevie 16y ago
>Besides, acquisitions of young companies tend to be better for everyone involved, as compared to later-stage deals, said Geoff Ralston, who recently sold Lala to Apple. Integrations of billion-dollar companies almost never work, he sai
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by adelevie 16y ago
From the link: > I was looking at Padrino recently and rather like it. It's a young framework, nowhere near as mature, but has an interesting architectural "value prop"... and at least so far I haven't gotten any STFUs from the developm
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Hotel marketing: ads vs. reality(huffingtonpost.com)
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What exactly is Arel in Rails 3.0?(stackoverflow.com)
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Schools Add New Entrepreneur Programs for M.B.A. Students(usnews.com)
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FanGamb is hiring two Rails devs in Dublin, Ireland(jobs.fangamb.com)
6 points by adelevie 16y ago|2 comments
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by adelevie 16y ago
DuckDuckGo is at risk of becoming the next Google.
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by adelevie 16y ago
Feature: Antenna tested in state of the art lab Benefit: The antenna works
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Postling announces premium product(postling.tumblr.com)
2 points by adelevie 16y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 16y ago
Great idea. I suggest you also give petercooper's coder.io a look. It's amazing for Ruby/Rails news, but I'm sure it's great for other topics.
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Solve this problem(stackoverflow.com)
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by adelevie 16y ago
I would think that the number could greatly fluctuate. Perhaps there are better ways to measure complexity of code such as http://thinksimple.pl/entries/88-Ruby-static-code-analysis . These tools could be used to turn code smells, duplicat
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The State of Building PDF Documents in Ruby(rubyinside.com)
2 points by adelevie 16y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 16y ago
Not a chance.
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by adelevie 16y ago
I saw a video of a demo of Natal in one of my classes. Blew me away.
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by adelevie 16y ago
By this logic, unit testing is not postmodern :)
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by adelevie 16y ago
And the name: Drools - D = rools
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by adelevie 16y ago
Maybe you should start a thread on this topic. I honestly have no idea.
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by adelevie 16y ago
I have to stick with Ruby for this one. Thanks though!
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by adelevie 16y ago
Hey thanks for all your answers to far! Here's what I've been working with (sorry if this only makes sense to Rails folks--ask me about a certain section, and I'll try to clarify to non-Rails people as best I can): -A ruby gem called rools
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Ask HN: Rules Engines for enforcing business rules
10 points by adelevie 16y ago|8 comments
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by adelevie 16y ago
Play with some set of Legos long enough, and you're bound to come up with something cool.
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by adelevie 16y ago
>when you write a good program you get the same feeling of achievement you'd get from making something like a piece of pottery or a house I get the same feeling writing good software now as I did when I built cool stuff with Legos and K
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by adelevie 16y ago
What do you mean?
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Google PageRank explained as a Ruby function(rubyinside.com)
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by adelevie 16y ago
I love the new design. Peter Cooper's writing is still great.
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The New Ruby Inside: I've Gone All Daring Fireball on You(rubyinside.com)
5 points by adelevie 16y ago|3 comments
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Diaspora FAQ reads like it was written for HN readers--are we its target market?(joindiaspora.com)
1 points by adelevie 16y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 16y ago
I'm a senior at Penn State and we use Angel. It's decent.
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http://www.opencongress.org/bill/110-h6209/show

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