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by collint 15y ago
dropped out of home-school
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by collint 15y ago
What kind of applications do you want to be able to build with such a tool?
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by collint 16y ago
How much do you get paid per-hour? Hoe many hours will you spend wrangling you servers? Each month. If heroku doesn't make sense you aren't getting paid enough.
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by collint 16y ago
oof This feels less like a prank and more like an insult. An insult to me, the paying textmate customer.
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by collint 16y ago
Yup. This is what I want at my desk. Now I just need to find a great window with a view :)
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by collint 16y ago
Well color me stupid. I suppose I'm going to have to be more careful about what I call RPC.
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by collint 16y ago
I tend to agree with you, but don't just take it from me: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/rest-discuss/message/6735 I don't think it's fair to say the original dissertation is the final word on REST, but I do think almost all of the di
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by collint 16y ago
I've about had it reading discussion after discussion on the topic of REST between people who haven't read the damned paper. Here is my takeaway: There isn't much to do with URLs in here. One URL, One resource (collection counts as a resour
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CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)(ics.uci.edu)
34 points by collint 16y ago|12 comments
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by collint 16y ago
The infinite universe needs not repeat itself. Some infinities are bigger than others.
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by collint 16y ago
I'll let you know when I'm done. So far, as a high school drop-out I've figured out how to code, and I can say the years I have had in the field have given me a competitive edge on my peers. ( in terms of qualifications and hourly rate ) Bu
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by collint 16y ago
How are you doing on customer development?
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by collint 16y ago
One needs not inherit wealth through death to carry it on. That's what living is for. The privileges afforded from wealth certainly give you a leg up. Take it, or get out of the way.
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by collint 16y ago
The point of rails is that when there is something "you could always do" you find a way never to do it.
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by collint 16y ago
I think it's pretty awesome that you can fire up less than a movie ticket worth of computer via credit card and process something you'd never have a ghost of a chance to do on your desktop in a reasonable amount of time. And then do it agai
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by collint 16y ago
Maybe you could use the wiimote in combination with the physical tracking to get more precise telemetry + precise physical location and AR.
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by collint 16y ago
Here's a guy I know in NYC who can do wordpress: http://gregorygallagherdesign.com/
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by collint 16y ago
I think things like this are what Steve was talking about when he spoke of strategic opportunities coming up in the near future. Entire categories of business are about to be disrupted by the mobile revolution. Heck, just a few years ago a
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by collint 16y ago
I suppose my point is that, even with the new hosted suff, chef doesn't have the a polished "wow, I feel like I didn't do anything" feel yet. If you can capture that you win in my book. If I run chef, or apt-get, or you-name-it through Stac
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by collint 16y ago
The flow in the video looks great. Easier to get into than Chef :) Hope it works as well (or better) Signed up for the beta
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by collint 16y ago
Heck, I want this in my hacking. Grep for all the TODO/FIXME and run it through MTURK.... hmmm Might work better if you write a test for the code.
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by collint 16y ago
Do you have a specific example of something you feel Rails doesn't do? Maybe that way somebody can tell you where in the rails ecosystem that falls.
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by collint 16y ago
Hmm, you might be out of luck, but it does bring up the question of why Heroku doesn't have load-triggered scaling, or some sort of dead-man's switch option.
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by collint 16y ago
Not really, in Rails, you might have this controller code: @things = Thing.where(:it => "good") And this view code: <% for thing in @things %> <%= thing.name %> <% end %> But the SQL query doesn't fire in the con
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by collint 16y ago
I really can't approve of this notion more.
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by collint 16y ago
After reading your title, I'd love to hear what you think REST is.
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by collint 16y ago
The only truly new and interesting thing about this is how big Facebook is.
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by collint 17y ago
What exactly is the danger of people having my email address(substitute me with you if it helps)?
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Merb-action-args ported for Rails3(github.com)
1 points by collint 17y ago|0 comments
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by collint 17y ago
I'm solidly anti-text. And as a hobby work on non-text programming tools. It's entirely unproven. But I hope one day I can say it's a better way to do things.

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