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by gavingmiller 13y ago
For anyone interested in a Node.js crawler, my company recently released roach: https://github.com/PetroFeed/roach
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Node.js web crawler framework(github.com)
2 points by gavingmiller 13y ago|0 comments
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by gavingmiller 13y ago
They do, but it's an extra 8.95
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Sales Safari in Action [video](unicornfree.com)
1 points by gavingmiller 13y ago|0 comments
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by gavingmiller 13y ago
Speculating here, but that's probably due to the fact that small and private isn't compatible with VC money.
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Show HN: Script to download last 10 comments from my favorite Hackers News users(htmlpreview.github.io)
1 points by gavingmiller 13y ago|0 comments
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by gavingmiller 13y ago
Until you release the SaaS version ;) I at least have a place to start making more intelligent decisions from. Greater than the wild guesses I was using before. :D
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by gavingmiller 13y ago
Wow, this is awesome! Is it safe to use something like this for service related conversions vs info products?
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How dangerous is it to access an array out of bounds?(stackoverflow.com)
4 points by gavingmiller 14y ago|0 comments
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Has anyone located some code generated by this system? Would love to take a look through it.
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Sell More than Just Information(planscope.io)
10 points by gavingmiller 14y ago|4 comments
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
A big heads up for anyone thinking of switching. Bootstrap 3 "Drops IE7/FF3x support entirely." ref: http://blog.getbootstrap.com/2012/12/10/bootstrap-3-plans/
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
I took a foray into RubyMotion. The experience was wonderful programming wise. I am much more comfortable/productive on the command line/vim than XCode. My plan was to port an existing application over to RubyMotion so that I could iterate
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Second that. I used to have constant shoulder issues with my mouse arm. As long as I'm being active with my shoulder I'm good. CrossFit, yoga, slack lining, it doesn't matter what you do, but not being physically active is a detriment to yo
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A sneak peak of ConvertKit(nathanbarry.com)
7 points by gavingmiller 14y ago|4 comments
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Not really no. They offered to help you solve your problem. You received a response from the CTO. One that is favorable to your position. How many other CTOs would have done that? What more did you expect from them?
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
> I’m convinced that the best path forward is for one of your developers to work closely with [redacted] to modernize and optimize your web stack. If you invest this time I think it’s very likely you’ll end up with an app that performs
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Why? Honestly - if you're shipping version 1 the only people that are going to care are people who know what twitter bootstrap is. That's less than 1% of 1% of the population. So why spend precious time catering to that group? Did you check
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Successfully Selling Your Own Products(brandonsavage.net)
12 points by gavingmiller 14y ago|0 comments
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Let me flip this over. If 99% of companies say they don't do remote, maybe the issue is you and not them... Bear with me, because this isn't an attack on you. :D Take someone that's been married and divorced 4 times. Who would you say the p
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Outlook.com drops margin and float support entirely(campaignmonitor.com)
1 points by gavingmiller 14y ago|0 comments
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
> I would rather see one better update to Rails for the release versions, arising from a proper audit, proactively closing the windows left from before, rather than shutting one each time it is reported. Really? You'd rather security pa
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
I purpose a corollary to Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by ignorance?
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Lookups for syntax and the like is very annoying. However, learning new languages is all about the principles you pick up. I'm a better iOS developer today, because I learned how awesome blocks can be from Ruby. Same goes for meta-programmi
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
When, therefore, we speak to you of God, we mean your own conception of God. - pg 47 of The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous; Fourth Edition One's own conception of God could be any of those things I listed. Personally, I have spent nearly
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Most of what you're saying about AA is false. 4 of the 12 steps mention God. And if you look deeper into the material, God is in reference to a Higher Power or "Power greater than ourselves." Some examples of a Higher Power can include: a s
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Typically someone in AA will say that they're a recovering alcoholic vs an alcoholic. There is a distinct difference.
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Kathy Sierra commented on what DHH posted and it's worth reading (multiple times) http://37signals.com/svn/posts/3392-humans-need-to-know-why#...
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
Is it really worth $1000? Yes it is. Here's some simple math for you. It would have taken my business partner (he took the course, not me) more than 10 hours to find all of the advice Brennan shared. He can bill out 10 hours to a client for
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by gavingmiller 14y ago
"the only people that get rich by these schemes are the people that are selling them" Counter point: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4986168 My company is making money with Brennan's Consultancy Class and it paid for itself literally

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