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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Preventative maintenance implies that there could be a problem if you don't do 'x', I am talking about the 'ice cream glove' type of speculation.
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Fix problems, don't just come up with ideas(blog.hirehumans.com)
8 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|3 comments
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
It should also be mentioned that if you are going to be doing some rebasing that you should look into enabling git rerere. What isn't mentioned in his article if you do multiple rebases to the same branch you will have to resolve the same c
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Yeah, the style you mentioned (domain.com/user/images) makes sense to me, and it is built into Rails to do it that way.
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I think the thing to consider is what is most practical to your users. I want to be able to login at yourdomain.com I don't want to remember that I have to login at app.yourdomain.com. I think ultimately providing the simplest path for your
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I don't think your problem is as complex as you think. You have two sites right, a marketing site and an application. If it is just this I would keep both sites under the same domain and deploy your application to a sensible sub-directory.
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Ocean census discovers 5,000 new species(mirror.co.uk)
3 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Looks like is still trucking, albeit quite slow... http://github.com/ccgus/letters
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I like the concept behind this app, and would definitely switch to it from mailplane if a few things were ironed out. Here is my feedback thus far. - I think this is a very nice editing of gmails features, I prefer it to the wrapping of gma
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
1. I think that it would be more interesting instead of just testing if a applicant can do a specific task, let them try and fix it if they failed. After all, it isn't such a problem in real life if someone doesn't get something right. 2. W
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
warehouse makes a nice front-end to your personal git server http://github.com/drcapulet/warehouse "Re-Written from the ground-up for use with Git"
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
This is a nice public service announcement. It does make me think that these guidelines should be linked to more prominently somewhere, maybe on submit page?
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Attack of the IE Conditional Comment…(ajaxian.com)
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
If you are using git-flow, this should probably be done in a hotfix branch, so that when you are done, finishing your hotfix merges directly to master and develop. Without a hotfix you would have to manually merge master back into develop.
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Master exists as a pristine releasable code base. Develop is the main branch for working on things, and branching usually happens from there. Having master and develop lets you keep developing on your project while having a frozen deployabl
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
If you are doing this style exactly without git flow, you don't gain a whole lot. It is great if you are working with a team then it forces everyone to work the same way and is very clear what you do in each situation. One of my favorite fe
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Our team uses this with great success. To take this a step further we name our features in conjunction with features in our project management tool. git flow feature start visitor_can_sign_in_812381 This gives us a nice mapping of feature b
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
This certainly is an interesting idea. It seems to me though that all of your application logic is jammed into a single file at the presentation layer. This might suffice for very small apps, and that's fine if it is your goal. I can't imag
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How I improved my landing page to increase conversion(blog.hirehumans.com)
3 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
$10 seems reasonable for paperback bound
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
direct pdf link: http://www.lukew.com/resources/articles/InputBeyondForms_071...
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Input: Moving Beyond Forms(lukew.com)
3 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|1 comments
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Reverse shortened urls(longurl.me)
1 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|0 comments
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PDF generation with HTML and CSS with Ruby(thinkrelevance.com)
13 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|1 comments
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
1.) good point, I need to have a redirect for a get reqeuest on api.maskedmail.net. Right now it only accepts posts to test the service. 2.) thanks for noticing I will change that. 3.) I am going to provide sign ups with an API key to with
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
This idea was originally geared towards people building applications that would provide users of their site with an anonymous alias. So that you can get anonymously contacted, and then depending on how it is configured trash the alias. I gu
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Yeah, I do realize that this would be ideal for people. It would be possible to point an mx record at me, and I could add your custom domain. So you could point your app.yourdomain.com MX record to my IP. I would know that based on your api
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
I thought similar, that this would be useful for community type sites where you need someone to contact you but don't want to share your email address. Thanks for the feedback
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by bobbywilson0 16y ago
Looking for honest feedback if this is useful to anyone or not.
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Show HN: maskedmail: craigslist style email anonymizer web service(maskedmail.net)
16 points by bobbywilson0 16y ago|14 comments

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