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by bennylope 12y ago
It's more popular in certain geographic and industry pockets. I used to see long lines at the Pentagon and Crystal City for slug riders every afternoon/evening.
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by bennylope 12y ago
You might like this post and repo on the iterated prisoner's dilemma then: http://jacquesfuentes.com/essays/2014/10/31/Iterated-Prisone...
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by bennylope 12y ago
Would love to hear how you like it, as well as what you previously were using (or would be using instead).
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by bennylope 13y ago
>If you want to do open-source work on an area related to your job you must talk to your employer first It isn't the law, but a some employment agreements give de factor ownership of any intellectual property an employee produces to
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A simple guide for automatically generating cross-browser screenshots(wellfireinteractive.com)
1 points by bennylope 13y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 13y ago
Not sure what an old lady renting a building has to do with the CBO, but I suspect that cmelbye is pointing out not that the CBO is efficient at its job, but that institutionalizing impact measurement (CBO) is insufficient in the face of po
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by bennylope 13y ago
In addition to the previous answers, consider using hstore for custom variables. I've found it helpful for things like settings on customer accounts where these might differ quite a bit between accounts and change quite a bit over time
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by bennylope 13y ago
"Organic" can mean different things in different jurisdictions and different certification regimes. When I worked at a Whole Foods predecessor years ago I understood it to mean that produce was raised without pesticides or synthet
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by bennylope 13y ago
The instructions in the docs cover how to migrate an existing Django project. What's more interesting to me is whether it'll be possible to have a reusable app with migrations that is Django 1.7 and Django 1.6-1.4 compatible. Soun
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Relics from Languages Past(mscottford.com)
2 points by bennylope 13y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 13y ago
Syntastic is great for flagging syntax errors, but I don't think it provides for type checking like DannoHung is after.
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Stylus: a new arrow for your design quiver(wellfireinteractive.com)
2 points by bennylope 14y ago|1 comments
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by bennylope 14y ago
Sounds like you're redacting, not highlighting.
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Stretching Haystack's ElasticSearch Backend(wellfireinteractive.com)
2 points by bennylope 14y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 14y ago
Effective communication hinges on empathy. We're taught to write well (maybe) in terms of style and coherence, but effective writing, which persuades or fully informs, depends upon being able to anticipate the concerns and questions of th
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by bennylope 14y ago
Easier on eyes, more powerful? Surely. But can you just drop .erb files into a directory and turn on mod_ruby? That's the allure of PHP for so many.
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by bennylope 14y ago
There are seemingly obvious things that are classified for valid reasons, too. Sometimes the motivation is not to shield the information itself or propaganda-driven feigned ignorance, rather what matters is protecting the classified source
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by bennylope 14y ago
It was down for the past few months (at least).
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Rackspace Cloud Files now available via temporary access URLs(rackspace.com)
3 points by bennylope 14y ago|0 comments
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Heroku Isn't for Idiots: developer time and comparative advantage(rdegges.com)
237 points by bennylope 14y ago|69 comments
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Editing image uploads with Python(wellfireinteractive.com)
1 points by bennylope 14y ago|0 comments
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by bennylope 14y ago
It's not a core service for them. It might be running on its own now but at some point it's going to need some attention which means distraction.
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by bennylope 15y ago
This is not the first time I've heard this argument from a "cloud services provider", and surely it won't be the last. I've found you can get very far on those four points (minimal configuration, accessible, collaborative, and minimal produ
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by bennylope 15y ago
If I'm not mistaken they provide the merchant account implicitly.
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by bennylope 15y ago
The article probably should be titled "World's tiniest steam engine uses a laser as a piston". That's the part that's interesting. The source of the energy - the laser's ultimate power source might be a coal burning power plant - is not at
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by bennylope 15y ago
I am not a breast implant expert, but if I recall, silicone fell out of favor due to fears connecting the implants to mysterious immune-related diseases. However no connection between silicone breast implants and these diseases was ever bor
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by bennylope 15y ago
I'm surprised every time I hear Python users claiming unfamiliarity with pip. Until it's as familiar to folks as indoor plumbing, the more pip publicity and tutorials the better.
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by bennylope 15y ago
It's classic consulting/finance style, typically meant to be read as a document (a "leave behind") rather than presented on a screen. This does not stop consultants from presenting such decks. And yes, those presentations will make you want
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by bennylope 15y ago
What makes Basecamp "cloud"? There's a material difference between software delivered as a service and ephemeral IT infrastructure (cloud computing).
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by bennylope 15y ago
Indeed, the author notes in another post ( http://startuplawyer.com/incorporation/accountants-heart-llc... ) that the LLC is a fine choice except in situations when you expect to "(i) raise capital, and/or (ii) issue incentive equity compen

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