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by dogas 13y ago
Author here. Yes, at the time of writing the blog post, I really did not know much about mining difficulty, or how dogecoin's difficulty matched with other scrypt-based currencies. I should probably update the post a bit!
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Relative timestamps in Rails(brandonhilkert.com)
3 points by dogas 13y ago|0 comments
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Be Ambitious(brandonhilkert.com)
4 points by dogas 13y ago|0 comments
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The easiest server configuration management tool ever - Fucking Shell Scripts(fuckingshellscripts.org)
2 points by dogas 13y ago|0 comments
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by dogas 13y ago
A coworker and I needed to get an ElasticSearch server up using chef, and the whole time we were complaining that we wished we could just use shell scripts. So, we spent a friday and came up with http://fuckingshellscripts.org .
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by dogas 14y ago
My intent was to make the show method read almost like pseudocode when I was done with it, so the reader could easily see, at a glance, a high-level overview of what was happening with that method. I tried to make the experience of seeing t
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DCI in ruby is not broken at all(gammons.github.com)
1 points by dogas 14y ago|0 comments
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by dogas 14y ago
DCI is a paradigm related to design and architecture. Computers are so fast today that does this benchmarking business really matter? If DCI helps to keep your code maintainable, readable, and less buggy, is that a better tradeoff? I woul
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by dogas 14y ago
PipelineDeals - Seattle/Greater Philadelphia Area (Wayne, PA)/Remote Join the team of happy hackers at PipelineDeals! We’re looking for talented Rails developers in the Seattle or Greater Philadelphia area (remote work ok, for the right typ
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Achieving consistent, worry-free, super-fast deploys using AWS and ELBs(devblog.pipelinedeals.com)
2 points by dogas 14y ago|0 comments
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Rails and Architecture - Resources to help guide decision making(grantammons.me)
2 points by dogas 14y ago|0 comments
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by dogas 14y ago
I just tore through that book just a few days ago! Definitely a lot of eye-opening things happening in relation to rails and architecture. I think a lot of people/projects/companies have been burned attempting to upgrade rails, or have a s
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by dogas 14y ago
I tried to pick a very contrived example. The architecture rails forces you to have is great if all of your business logic is simply CRUD. Once your app starts doing other things though, that's where careful consideration is needed as to
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Where the logic hides in rails apps(gammons.github.com)
66 points by dogas 14y ago|55 comments
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by dogas 14y ago
We still use EBS for database backups via ec2-consistent-snapshot. The slave DB that performs this is not production-facing. We have 2 separate chef recipes for our DBs: One is for a full-time slave. This recipe will set up the db to use
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by dogas 14y ago
We here at PipelineDeals also abandoned EBS-backed instances after their 2nd outage. Instead we rely on instances that use an instance-store root device. During the EBS outage, our instance store servers did not have any issues, while our
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by dogas 14y ago
Philadelphia, PA, NY or DC - Sr. Technical Engineer at PipelineDeals About PipelineDeals Our team has been developing, delivering, and zealously supporting the PipelineDeals CRM solution for over six years. We’re passionate about creating s
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by dogas 14y ago
Location: Philadelphia, PA, NYC, Washington, Seattle PipelineDeals is seeking a Lead UI / UX Designer http://www.pipelinedeals.com About PipelineDeals Our team has been developing, delivering, and zealously supporting the PipelineDeals sa
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by dogas 14y ago
I checked it out, and it's impressive. It's what turntable.fm should have been. Kudos!
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by dogas 15y ago
Seattle/Philadelphia/Remote Web Operations Engineer (DevOps) at PipelineDeals ( http://www.pipelinedeals.com ) Work at a well-established small company that’s almost 6 years old, bootstrapped, profitable, and proud! PipelineDeals LLC is lo
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by dogas 15y ago
I lost my mom to glioblastoma. I remember times, near the end, when my mom was so sick that I almost wished she would die sooner, so I could remember her as she used to be, and not frail, sick, unable to form sentences, or remember who I w
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by dogas 15y ago
Seattle/Philly/Remote Join the team of happy hackers at PipelineDeals! We’re looking for a talented Rails developer in the Seattle or Philly area (remote work ok, for the right type of individual) About us: PipelineDeals is a web-based CRM
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by dogas 15y ago
Seattle/Philly/Remote Web Operations Engineer (DevOps) at PipelineDeals ( http://www.pipelinedeals.com ) PipelineDeals LLC is looking for a full-time Operations Engineer to join our team. You will be managing all services running at Pipelin
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by dogas 15y ago
PipelineDeals http://www.pipelinedeals.com REMOTE, FULL TIME Join the team of happy hackers at PipelineDeals! We’re looking for a talented junior/mid-level Rails developer preferably in the Philly/NYC/DC area, but remotes are welcome as w
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by dogas 15y ago
I might as well plug my buddy's site: http://trance-mixes.com Very nice site, well put together.
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by dogas 15y ago
I think the author is missing the point. Some data just looks and acts beautifully in tabular / spreadsheet form, and if you have an app where that is the case, then by all means, use a tabular layout. Does that mean you are just remaking
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by dogas 15y ago
It took me > 60 seconds to figure out how to turn the page. My feedback is this: I hate it. When I'm using my ipad, every blog that has onswipe enabled leaves me frustrated. The UX feels slow, choppy, and unnecessary. I don't unders
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by dogas 15y ago
I'd appreciate an invite as well! gammons at gmail. Thanks in advance.
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by dogas 15y ago
Granted my above idea would sort of overlap you with railscasts or asciicasts, however the one issue is that thoses casts go out of date . If your site or another site focused on idioms only, and the best practice to use those idioms
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by dogas 15y ago
I think this is a great idea, but mainly because it provides a template for the best practices when implementing a particular item, like file uploading or infinite scrolling. Given that, I'd love to see the code for these scaffolds directly

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