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by derengel 13y ago
This would not work in my country, since most places also ask for an ID to check you are the owner of the credit card. Maybe for debit cards ( because of the pin), but I can see it raising some fraud alerts ;)
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by derengel 13y ago
That's some hot dev there ;)
93.
by derengel 13y ago
I see fonts for web browsing in linux are still horrible.
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by derengel 13y ago
Is using headphones without sound still bad?
95.
by derengel 13y ago
hmm... are we still in hacker news?
96.
by derengel 13y ago
Because nodejs already has a high performance http server and a cluster module.
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by derengel 13y ago
I can understand Ruby and Python, but why nodejs?
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by derengel 13y ago
yes, as a adding note this books teaches enough Java at first to go through the book.
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by derengel 13y ago
The keyword here is "friendly", which cgo really isn't.
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by derengel 13y ago
I was thinking the same, does nodejs even has a complete linux api interface like python or ruby? EDIT: Ok, just went through the nodejs api, they have cover a lot of ground now :)
101.
by derengel 13y ago
Well, surely JS is a better bet than CS, if that is what you mean.
102.
by derengel 13y ago
Restify definetly looks nice, thanks.
103.
by derengel 13y ago
yeah, was actually refering more to Ruby, learning a language takes time.
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by derengel 13y ago
The stack I'm studying for is similar: ruby/sinatra, postgres, angularjs, bootstrap. Ok, not that similar ;) Tempted to go with nodejs/express for performance but already invested so much in ruby/sinatra.
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by derengel 13y ago
Is RethinkDB suitable for CRUD applications?
106.
by derengel 13y ago
Does Rails 4 even supports Ruby 1.8.7?
107.
by derengel 13y ago
Best scheme implementation ever!
108.
by derengel 13y ago
Thank you for creating this book!
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by derengel 13y ago
Hi, is the book suited for people with no functional programming experience?
110.
by derengel 13y ago
yeah :) I couldn't resist getting on with the ebook yesterday and noticed my 5.3.4 install didn't have the realm dir.
111.
by derengel 13y ago
Maybe Racket is closing this gap.
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by derengel 13y ago
So how do you handle slow clients? since Heroku doesn't do any caching and Unicorn is designed to server fast clients only.
113.
by derengel 13y ago
Where can I find that vim color theme? Did you had to do anything special on a 256 color terminal to make it work?
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by derengel 13y ago
Thank you.
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by derengel 13y ago
Is there a way to play with it for people who can't still afford it?
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by derengel 13y ago
As a newbie just learning ruby/html, can someone explain to me how would Jekyll help me build a small static website for a small company? how does it differ from bootstrap?
117.
by derengel 13y ago
Can there be a sinatra benchmark with raw database connectivity?
118.
by derengel 13y ago
They are fast too, they already have ubuntu 13.04
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by derengel 14y ago
Is mongodb a good choice for CRUD apps also?
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by derengel 14y ago
At what time do you wake up? do you sleep during the day? do you take your coffee at 10PM ?

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