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by frist45 13y ago
Other co-author here: I couldn't agree with you enough. We settled on Ansible, but have had our fair share of speed bumps along the way.
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by frist45 13y ago
Author here: fair point. Ruby is only required for the client that's building machines. Ruby is our primary language so it's on all of our servers and laptops. Less about thought and more about lowest barrier to entry ;)
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Why I Wrote the Sucker Punch Gem(brandonhilkert.com)
1 points by frist45 13y ago|0 comments
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Understanding the RAILS_CACHE_ID Environment Variable(brandonhilkert.com)
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Using Amazon EC2 to mine Dogecoin(grantammons.me)
10 points by frist45 13y ago|3 comments
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Bitcoin, litecoin, dogecoin: How to explore the block chain(grantammons.me)
94 points by frist45 13y ago|5 comments
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How I Launched an Email Course to 500+ People(brandonhilkert.com)
23 points by frist45 13y ago|2 comments
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Flexible Rails Environment Configuration(brandonhilkert.com)
1 points by frist45 13y ago|0 comments
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The "Build a Ruby Gem" email course is open for registration(brandonhilkert.com)
1 points by frist45 13y ago|0 comments
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Build a Ruby Gem Email Course - Weekend Update(brandonhilkert.com)
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Email is King(brandonhilkert.com)
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Build a Ruby Gem Email Course - Week of Hustle - Day 5(brandonhilkert.com)
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Build a Ruby Gem Email Source - Week of Hustle - Day 4(brandonhilkert.com)
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The making of Build a Ruby Gem Email Course - Day 3(brandonhilkert.com)
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Build a Ruby Gem Email Course - Week of Hustle - Day 2(brandonhilkert.com)
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Build a Ruby Gem Email Course - Week of Hustle - Day 1(brandonhilkert.com)
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Serving Fonts for Firefox with Fastly(brandonhilkert.com)
1 points by frist45 13y ago|0 comments
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Get anonymous feedback about your startup idea(wouldyouusethis.brandonhilkert.com)
2 points by frist45 13y ago|1 comments
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My blog design was copied - What would you do?(brandonhilkert.com)
1 points by frist45 13y ago|1 comments
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Setting Up an AWS Cloudfront CDN for Rails(brandonhilkert.com)
2 points by frist45 13y ago|0 comments
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Patterns in a Rails Gemfile(brandonhilkert.com)
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Build something(brandonhilkert.com)
1 points by frist45 13y ago|0 comments
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How To Get Started Contributing To Open Source(brandonhilkert.com)
37 points by frist45 13y ago|9 comments
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by frist45 14y ago
Agreed. I thought it could be an option for those that want to gather feedback quickly. So something like $10 for 100 responses or something simple and to the point. If they don't want to pay, they can can spread the link and gather feedbac
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by frist45 14y ago
Good question. I was hoping some of the MVP movement would spawn interest and create a community around idea feedback. Although, to start, I've considered possibly crowdsourcing from MT or other service to get more eyes on a idea. Any ideas