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18y ago
As an attendee of the SF startup weekend, I can say that it's mostly just an exercise for large group management and not actually product development. It's probably a great event for anyone who wants to show off their leadership skills, an
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18y ago
If you're on rails, it's rake rails:freeze:gems. If you're using Merb, you can use frozen-merb. If you're just using some adhoc ruby script, you can always install your necessary gems in your home directory in .gems or something and symli
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18y ago
well most of the authentication plugins are only 100 lines of code or so. Even if the plugin author dies in a freak accident involving toothpicks, you should have no trouble maintaining the plugin yourself.
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18y ago
Yup.... C# vs Emerald yields the exact same graph. Is Emerald a new language we haven't heard about it? http://www.google.com/trends?q=C%23%2C+emerald&ctab=0...
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18y ago
Next week, I'll tell the world why "Lua will replace Erlang in the next 2 years as the standard for Enterprise Applications"
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18y ago
That's probably only true if your customers are individual consumers. When we were selling to enterprise customers, we realized most of them didn't even look at our great website. Most of the selling were just done with good old fashioned
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18y ago
The cool part about that is maybe they could precompile stuff like prototype, jquery, etc and include it with chrome since majority of websites use some kind of framework. All it would have to do is run a checksum on the prototype js file
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18y ago
It's unlikely that adblock will make a dent in google's advertising revenues. A good chunk of their revenues comes from ppc (search advertising). As long as people use google as their search engine, google will always have their main sour
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18y ago
what? I've never heard of that before. If employers had the right to check private email, do they also have to right to record calls made from your home? Do they also have the right to break into your home and search for materialTh