chris_vannoy

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by chris_vannoy 12y ago
Yeah. Today was kinda unexpected and the queue is a bit backed up. Working on it.
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by chris_vannoy 12y ago
Thanks. Should be all patched up now. A lot of the user management stuff is a work in progress. After all, didn't have many users before today. Thanks so much for pointing it out!
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by chris_vannoy 12y ago
Hi. I'm the creator of WhatTheDeploy. That's certainly on the possible roadmap. Right now, I'm trying to determine the best way of accomplishing that without requiring someone to poke a giant security hole in their applicatio
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Show HN: Brass Tacks, an analytics auditing service(brasstacks.chrisvannoy.com)
1 points by chris_vannoy 12y ago|0 comments
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Where to find Ruby developers to hire, online and off(blog.chrisvannoy.com)
1 points by chris_vannoy 12y ago|0 comments
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by chris_vannoy 12y ago
Better yet, don't send cold recruiting email. Know who you're recruiting and build a relationship so they know who you are. It's a corollary to what patio11 said elsewhere ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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I want your bad recruiter pitches(blog.chrisvannoy.com)
2 points by chris_vannoy 13y ago|0 comments
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Being a developer is not about how talented you are(blog.chrisvannoy.com)
3 points by chris_vannoy 13y ago|0 comments
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How to find, hire and manage outside web development(outsourcing.chrisvannoy.com)
6 points by chris_vannoy 13y ago|1 comments
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by chris_vannoy 14y ago
Send from MMS to email, certainly. It's all just email under the hood. I use this as an input method on http://montabe.com , for instance. But going the other way - sending an image via SMS/MMS to a user (which is what that post is about)
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by chris_vannoy 16y ago
Actually, my guess is the every-four-weeks bit is to goose revenue. With monthly, you're getting paid 12 times a year. With every four weeks, you get paid 13 times. It's a nifty little sales trick. Most people (including me) automatically r
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by chris_vannoy 16y ago
With Ruby, anything you can call from the command line can work via system() ( http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Kernel.html#M005971 ). Alternatively, you can wrap into a gem with a C extension and call it with all the Ruby goodness you shou