emeraldd

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by emeraldd 13y ago
Your company looks interesting, do you limit yourselves to a particular region or are your services open to other areas?
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by emeraldd 13y ago
This maybe a bit overkill, but you could take a look at ORM layers. Something like http://www.sqlalchemy.org/ instead of playing with SQL directly.
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by emeraldd 13y ago
Beyond just OS X, you can use python and most other languages in that space on cheap, ubiquitous hosting without having to pay extra licensing fees. For me, this is one of the biggest advantages to going the open source route. There are,
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by emeraldd 13y ago
The fact that my scroll wheel breaks is really really really annoying.
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by emeraldd 13y ago
I can't help but think of Mike Rowe's Dirty Jobs when I read this post. It's also one of the best uses I've seen of that Heinlein quote!
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by emeraldd 13y ago
One question, why does this.addRect use the center of a rectangle to define it rather than a vertex? It makes attempting dealing with "native" rectangles rather awkward.
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by emeraldd 13y ago
It would be very nice to have a console.log/dir style function that would let you inspect objects/arrays. (Makes debugging significantly easier). Also, any chances of expanding beyond California?
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by emeraldd 13y ago
Very similar to my line of thinking this morning.
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by emeraldd 13y ago
That's what I get for trying to play with a new site after Thanks Giving weekend! You already have a solid tool, that will make it even better ;)
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by emeraldd 13y ago
It's a nice toy, but seems to break down with more interesting stuff. For instance: for FILE in `ls`; do echo $FILE ; done http://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=+for+FILE+in+%60ls%60%3B... That's a simpler
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Poll: Which Web Server do you use in production?
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nginx
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apache(prefork)
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apache(threaded)
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apache(evented)
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lighthttpd
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iis
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tomcat
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jetty
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node
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awful
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other
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by emeraldd 13y ago
I always find it fun to read through these kinds of stories, particularly when we all know we've been there, are going to be there at some point, or are sitting there right now. For instance, myself and two other co-workers were worki
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by emeraldd 13y ago
There's something that works and there's the right way to do it. It's better to do things the right way if you want to make sure everything is in a good state when you bring it back and there aren't edge cases you misse
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by emeraldd 13y ago
If you really want to build from source, there is always Gentoo as well.
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by emeraldd 13y ago
Interesting, I didn't even realize it was there until I saw this posting.
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by emeraldd 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Austin, TX - Web Developer/Linux Admin I am a full stack developer with experience on a variety of Linux(Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, Gentoo)/Unix(HP-UX) and database(MySQL, PostgreSQL, Informix, SQL Serv
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by emeraldd 13y ago
Nice work! The interface looks clean and, so far, everything is pretty easy to use. A small note, I was able to get a default android target to Run but Build crashed. It looks like the Build option isn't pulling in the android.jar fi
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by emeraldd 13y ago
Huh, it looks like the api is ignoring the gender option entirely. It seems to return a random gender no matter what the value of the gender parameter ....
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by emeraldd 13y ago
You could, I think it would be more interesting to start with a bootstrap system, written in something native, that get's you the minimum you need to run lisp and then rebuild the system in lisp on top of that. Of course, that require

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