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by getsat 15y ago
Cool, thanks. The first Google SERP for "rake changelog" was kind of awful.
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by getsat 15y ago
Rake 0.9.1 is out, but I haven't had a chance to test it. I can't even find where on earth it's being maintained now.
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by getsat 15y ago
Standard advice for anything involving law: TALK TO A LAWYER You probably can't afford to make the wrong decision.
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by getsat 15y ago
It'd probably be easier to build a BTC-related website, let it grow a bit, then empty the wallets of everyone visiting it. It'd probably also be easier to compromise an existing site and throw your code/exploit up. I wouldn't try building a
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by getsat 15y ago
Not everyone is specifying remote or not, though. :(
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by getsat 15y ago
I already wrote some proof of concept code that steals a user's balance if they're using the Windows client. You'd just have to distill it down to shellcode and include it as a payload in a 100% silent driveby browser exploit. POC code for
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by getsat 15y ago
Are we going to do a "Who is Hiring?" for remote positions this month?
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by getsat 15y ago
Is this due to the recent drama with Zed Shaw being invited to the "DongML" project? Very entertaining as an observer, but very annoying for Zed I'm sure. Sad that they still haven't added a requirement that you accept an invite to become a
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by getsat 15y ago
You can use your regular normalization tactics (has_many, belongs_to, has_many_and_belongs_to_many, etc.) with MongoDB, too. You could treat it like a MySQL/PostgreSQL that simply allows arbitrarily nested/embedded documents if you need the
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by getsat 15y ago
I'll buy 10,000 GMail accounts and write a Ruby library to do this if likes can influence non-friends' SERPs. Being #1 = $$$
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by getsat 15y ago
OP's only submissions are to articles on this domain, too. Undisclosed affiliate links are tacky, but he'll probably make a few hundred $$$ off of getting this story on the frontpage since anything you buy on Amazon in the next 24 hours he
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by getsat 15y ago
Right, you need to curate the data as you import it. I assumed that was assumed. You need to make it readable for humans and for search engines (SEO).
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by getsat 15y ago
Started using MongoDB + Mongoid a few weeks ago. I have no plans to ever use MySQL/PostgreSQL for any projects ever again (unless they have requirements MongoDB can't meet). Prototyping without database migrations is amazing. This video on
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by getsat 15y ago
Angry Birds sold 10 million copies on iOS alone in under a year. I highly doubt the majority of them would rather play a platformer that has been done to death over the last 25 years.
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by getsat 15y ago
> The shitty thing is, it is an AJAX app, so there is only the frontpage, and each lookup does not refresh the Adsense ad. It should be pretty simply to reload the contents of your ad block in the "success" callback of your Ajax library
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by getsat 15y ago
> How in the hell are you going to make that data an interesting draw that users want to read or learn about? People are probably looking for that data. Find out exactly what they're searching for, and tailor your content/site presentat
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by getsat 15y ago
Interesting, thanks. I don't have experience running PHP apps beyond a few servers, and the database was always the bottleneck.
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by getsat 15y ago
Yeah, SEO is really just about having good content and having links from other good sites to it. All the tweaks are just to help the search engines determine exactly what your content comprises and where it lives in relation to your other c
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by getsat 15y ago
Exactly. As a corollary, I've noticed (non-scientific, anecdotal observation) that my average karma per post is slightly down since scores were removed. I like the current system more, though.
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by getsat 15y ago
> "what did the community think about this?" I like when sites treat this as a fuzzy metric, such as on Newgrounds. "This comment is helpful." "This comment is not helpful." "A consensus can't be reached about this comment."
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by getsat 15y ago
I feel less inclined to move a post in its current direction (up or down) with the scores hidden.
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by getsat 15y ago
Either this program (Market Samurai) is shitting the bed or he has 291,557 backlinks to his domain. That's a pretty serious number of backlinks for a personal site.
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by getsat 15y ago
Um, yeah, I would edit those URLs out before the edit window expires. Google will kill your account.
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by getsat 15y ago
> Now if someone is going to tell someone else that they should do xyz, what are they basing that on? Fair question. I would say these things are current, accepted "best practices". I'd liken it to suggesting you use a version control s
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by getsat 15y ago
I don't know about Sitepoint for SEO, but I did like that one topic I linked to. I actually learned a substantial amount of my XHTML/CSS knowledge from Sitepoint (back in 2004-2005), so it's not all bad. :) I like seobook and seomoz, and I'
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by getsat 15y ago
We have the advantage that we can automate/rip through most of the tech stuff, but there's people out there doing everything manually that are making more than you and me. :)
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by getsat 15y ago
PHP is actually one of the slowest mainstream interpreted languages. At Facebook levels of scale, that becomes a serious problem.
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by getsat 15y ago
This is the best caching plugin I've found for WP: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/ It supports disk-based caches and memcached.
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by getsat 15y ago
I did answer it: > It's difficult to say exactly since SEO isn't really an exact science. The answer is that there is no definite answer. :)
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by getsat 15y ago
It's difficult to say exactly since SEO isn't really an exact science. Some of them will definitely be an improvement. For example, it's not really valuable for someone to land on one of your tag pages. Putting all your links to your conten

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