bryanmig

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by bryanmig 13y ago
After using an email-based homegrown solution that I thought was sufficient, I gave RayGun.io a shot. I use it for .NET exception tracking and I am about to wire it up to a Rails app, and a very very large Backbone JS application. It is rea
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by bryanmig 13y ago
This isnt that big a deal. They say that you can opt out of this and that it does not apply to Fios or Business customers. I'm sure there is a huge amount of customers who will never have any clue that anything has changed since they don
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by bryanmig 14y ago
Client side: jQuery, SASS, Backbone.js, JS written in CoffeeScript. AngularJS for our internal administration app. Server side: ASP.NET MVC 4, Ninject IoC, LightSpeed (amazing super fast ORM from Mindscape, not free) Infrastructure: Amazon
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by bryanmig 14y ago
Admittedly, I dont know anything about the law but I have a couple of questions: 1) If convicted, would that have set some precedent that could have affected others for years to come? 2) If the "Suggest of Death" papers were filed, does tha
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by bryanmig 14y ago
NYC - Full time - iOS and Android developers FieldLens We are hiring both an in-house Android developer and iOS developer for FieldLens, a venture-backed startup in the heart of Manhattan’s Flatiron district. You'll be responsible developin
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by bryanmig 15y ago
True and untrue. I use MongoDB for my startup (yabblr.com) and have quite a relationship data stored in my entities. For example, my user entites have an array of commentId's stored inside of them. Whenever I fetch 1 or 1000 users from the
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by bryanmig 15y ago
The point is that when your table has 4 rows in it, it doesn't matter if you do a full table scan. Wait until you deploy your app and that table now has 4,000,000 rows in it.. then you have a problem. In MongoDB (and maybe others too) ther
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by bryanmig 15y ago
I've used Bugzilla, Mantis and Jira. Jira, while not free, is the best of those three for sure. They have a nice $10 for 10 user license that is quite affordable and besides the 10 user limit, has no functional limitations. I've read good
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by bryanmig 15y ago
The ability to pick and choose the components that make up my workstation - laptop, monitor, etc. I hate being given a laptop that I dont like upon joining. Or worse, being given a laptop used by the guy before me.
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by bryanmig 15y ago
Proof that hipsters are taking over the world.
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WebKit now supports remote debugging in nightly builds(functionsource.com)
8 points by bryanmig 15y ago|0 comments
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by bryanmig 15y ago
I bought a Palm Pre (1) for Sprint about a month after it came out. I still think the operating system, WebOS, is great but Palm really let me down with the device. It was just pure crap. Despite its sleek design, the craftsmanship was po
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by bryanmig 16y ago
So a guy who is an expert in Clustrix (and knows how to setup, tune, etc) compares it against some other technology that he does not know (and does not know how to setup, tune, etc) and comes to the surprising realization that his technolog