brandoncordell

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by brandoncordell 11y ago
Right now I couldn't even imagine doing pour-over every morning. I struggle even just using my aeropress in the morning.
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by brandoncordell 11y ago
I don't really understand. If he is claiming to Satoshi (as some people have mentioned, although all I've seen is stuff leaked about him) can't he just sign a message with Satoshi's widely known PGP key?
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by brandoncordell 11y ago
Just wanted to let you know clicking on section headings[1] in the sidebar doesn't show all the subitems on the landing page. I'm not sure whether this was intended behavior or not. Either way, awesome collection. Thanks for shari
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by brandoncordell 11y ago
> Lab tested you say... not convenient as in I can't just go to a lab and tell them "hey I need to be trippin so can you check these blotters"? You're right, but it's probably much easier than you think[1]. You c
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by brandoncordell 11y ago
Is 4+ HDMI ports a must-have? If you can deal with 3 HDMI ports, you can get a 4k Seiki non-smart TV for cheap. I think the 40" was around $399. I'm not hip to all the 4k stuff yet, so I don't know how it would compare to a h
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by brandoncordell 12y ago
asdf
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by brandoncordell 12y ago
No, but Rails has ActiveJob[1] which allows you to use backends interchangeably (see heading 4.1 of the link I posted). [1] http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/active_job_basics.html
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by brandoncordell 12y ago
Looks great! Quick question, are there only 10 submissions or is the pagination broken?
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by brandoncordell 12y ago
Isn't that essentially saying there's a crowd outside the bar waiting to get in because the bar itself is already packed?
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by brandoncordell 13y ago
I've used the Cooler Master Quickfire at my old job which made me fall in love with mechanical keyboards. After leaving the job (and the keyboard) behind, I decided to spend more time looking a keyboard that would fit my needs. The opt
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by brandoncordell 13y ago
I've been dabbling in Ember.js, and with version 1.0 it's really coming together. I highly recommend at least checking it out. Now, it seems to be aligned with Rails as far as conventions and ideology, so I don't know if bein
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by brandoncordell 13y ago
Email me if you'd like: brandon@brandoncordell.com
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by brandoncordell 13y ago
I'm no longer in Massachusetts but my email is in my profile. Feel free to email me.
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by brandoncordell 13y ago
Michael Hartl's book is free to read online... I much prefer Ruby's documentation to PHP's. Especially when it comes to 3rd party code, I don't have one gem in my current Rails project that isn't very nicely documented. Compare that to the
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by brandoncordell 13y ago
Which rails stack are you running? Apache/Passenger? Unicorn?
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
Where in Florida are you?
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
Crazy, it's like you just posted all of the same thoughts I've been having for the last few weeks. Are you going to be hosting their websites as well?
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
That's true, but he's looking for under $50/mo, so he could get a very nice box from DigitalOcean for $20/mo+.
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
I once tweeted Tom Mornini CTO and co-founder of EngineYard to see if they had any stickers I could have to put on my MacBook because it was "too plain". Within a few days I had a box of stickers and hand-written postcard that said to give
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
CodeIgniter is severely outdated and a pain in the butt to work with. I would go with Laravel, it's got the best features and the best license.
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
That's really unfortunate. I just signed up for an account on Freelancer.com so I could get some side work. It sucks having to drop my rates because there are so many out of country individuals and companies that will do the work for pennie
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
I'm sorry that the community has treated you like this. I guarantee we're not all like this. Maybe they're all trying to call on their inner DHH, or maybe they're really just assholes in real life, either way it sucks. Were these people you
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
It sucks to think that an entire community gets the reputation of a group of assholes. I use Ruby and rails quite frequently and have definitely run into these type of people, but I've also been helped by seemingly great people more times t
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
Getting a 500 error when trying to redirect back from twitter.
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
I only see $8,000. Where does the other $2,000 come in? How would one contact you?
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
Check out https://github.com/xdissent/ievms It downloads and installs multiple versions of windows VM for Virtualbox with IE6-9. It also installs reset points so when the activation is up you can just reset all your VMs and use them again
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
So far it's been World War Z, hands down. The book lends itself to the audio format extremely well due to the fact that a large part of the book takes place in the form of interviews. The author (Max Brooks) plays the part of the interviewe
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
clickable: http://fliqq.com
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
This doesn't seem right. My individual plan cost me $69/mo for an iPhone 4S with unlimited data. I just switched to a family plan with two iPhones and it's costing me $110/mo, before taxes and surcharges of course.
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by brandoncordell 14y ago
We needed some scrum-like, easy to use, and a little hands-off most of the time. We started using OnTime (ontimenow.com). It's not bad, there are a ton of things that could be better, but their customer service has been absolutely excellent

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