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Make Goals not Resolutions(fastcompany.com)
1 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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Inside the gPhone: What to expect from Google Android(eetimes.com)
5 points by bfioca 19y ago|8 comments
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Microsoft runs Linux Smear Campaign(linuxhow2.com)
1 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
This is where a down arrow on stories might come in handy...
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by bfioca 19y ago
The real take-away from this article is the default rails configurations and many of the recommended capistrano recipes just won't cut it in heavy load situations with complex apps.
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by bfioca 19y ago
totally - they keep telling me "that's a good problem to have."
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by bfioca 19y ago
This is going to be pretty cool once there are more supported sites (like Facebook). Hopefully that will be soon, I really want to use this.
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by bfioca 19y ago
That should get you pretty far, depending on how big your database gets. Not knowing much about your application, I can't really say much else, though. We started out with a server much like that and were able to deal with a good techcrun
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Example: Maximizing Rails on Minimal Hardware (damao.net)
12 points by bfioca 19y ago|5 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
This is patently true.
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Facebook Fatigue - Are Apps Driving Users Away?(socialmedian.com)
7 points by bfioca 19y ago|2 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
I guess I can see that. I'm just put off a bit by the way it's worded. I suppose that's the point, though.
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by bfioca 19y ago
I'd like to think it's a good combination of both. New technology with technical merit arrives, smart people latch on and build things with it, improving the knowledge base and library depth. Then, more people flock on as they follow the
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by bfioca 19y ago
Wait, I'm confused. What's the point of this post? A meta-discussion about fallout from unmet expectations compared to koolaid-drinking trends? Don't you people have stuff to do?
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Design's Place in a Startup(tonywright.com)
6 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
Slightly off topic but I just sat quietly for a few minutes and received a bit of enlightenment in the form of some creative fixes to some bugs in my code. :P
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by bfioca 19y ago
This is a case of serious disconnection with user expectations. You see this all the time - a software company (usually its developers) get so caught up in their code and the way the do things and their own terminology that they forget wha
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Lawyer Offers $10K Bounty for Blogger's Identity(abajournal.com)
2 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
Ask them again after they vest. :)
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by bfioca 19y ago
Does this seem troll-ish to anyone else?
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Multitasking is Dumbing us Down and Driving us Crazy(theatlantic.com)
38 points by bfioca 19y ago|19 comments
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A VC: This Time will be Different(avc.blogs.com)
4 points by bfioca 19y ago|6 comments
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Amazon MP3 Store to Go Global this year(phx.corporate-ir.net)
2 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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Military Robots Gain Advanced Sight(networkworld.com)
2 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
Grats guys! Great work in such a short time. Your launch has kicked me into higher gear working on our next release...
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by bfioca 19y ago
"It shows the average new venture will fail within five years, and even successful founders usually earn 35% less over 10 years than they would working for others." -- That's fine, that's not why I'm starting a company anyway, I don't want
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by bfioca 19y ago
When I started using Java in 1996 - people looked at me funny and asked why I wasn't using C++. Everyone said Java was a fad and that it wouldn't scale.
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by bfioca 19y ago
This entire argument frustrates me. Let me just go on record as saying this is childish. Hype or fad is never a reason to use or abandon any programming language or framework. Rails is useful, period. It has an extremely broad community
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Stop JavaScript Memory Leaks in IE(ajaxian.com)
4 points by bfioca 19y ago|0 comments
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by bfioca 19y ago
I know professional bloggers have got to get paid, but I'd rather support them some other way than being bombarded by ads.

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