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Make Your Ruby/Rails App Fast: Memory Profiling Using ruby-prof and KCachegrind
(blog.pluron.com)
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19y ago
We do: http://www.acunote.com (Agile Project Management)
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Garbage Collection is Why Ruby on Rails is Slow: Patches to Improve Performance 5x; Memory Profiling
(blog.pluron.com)
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So who here is going? Our chief hacker and I will be there from Pluron.
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RailsConf 2008 registration is now open
(railsconf.com)
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You are worth your asking price times the probability of getting it. Facebook is not worth $15 bil, not now anyway.
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7 Types of Blog Posts Which Always Seem to Get Links and Traffic
(problogger.net)
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Hear that. He is telling the truth about his 5 min speech during RailsConf 2007, btw. It really was the most entertaining presentation of the conference.
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What's your point? The article makes some reasonable observations, but there is no call to action. In other words, what do you suggest people do (differently)?
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RubyConf 2007 videos are posted
(rubyconf2007.confreaks.com)
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Mark Cuban: Success & Motivation
(blogmaverick.com)
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You still have to write it, it's just called Executive Summary ;-)
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That's impressive. So that's pretty much the only class you take that quarter?
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19y ago
Another useful thing to consider are attr_protected and attr_accessible. See http://manuals.rubyonrails.com/read/chapter/47 Also, see this Rails security blog: http://www.rorsecurity.info/
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Active suspension is the natural language processing of automotive industry -- it's a good idea, and can be made to work well enough in the lab, but just isn't as good as conventional suspension with the same cost.
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Val's Chicken Legs: This tastes great, takes little interactive time to prepare, and stores for at least a week. A cheap and tasty way to cover much of your protein intake or a week. Ingredients: 4lb chicken thighs or legs, 1 14.5 oz can c
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http://acunote.com Naturally :-)
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Kind of loses the punch when you butcher it -- it's "DOS isn't done till Lotus won't run".
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Sudoku solvers vs TDD vs Peter Norvig
(ravimohan.blogspot.com)
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And beyond good and bad lawyers, there are good lawyers who are a good or a bad match fora specific company and founders. You need to interview a few and select one who seems like a good match.
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That's all nice and well, and warrants are better, but who wants to spend that kind of money on legal fees for a small angel round. If you are doing >$500k than it's a different story.
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19y ago
Very impressive. When did you guy start to work on this? Suggestion -- Quicktime plugin is not universally installed, and you target audience is not just Apple users (see your Google Analytics report). Use Flash.
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19y ago
Thanks, much appreciated.
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Question: link to Amazon's study of HTTP latency vs cart abandonment?
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BlockQuote: JERUSALEM -- After graduating from high school in 1993, Arik Czerniak entered a secretive Israeli military program called Talpiot. The country's most selective institution, it accepts 50 students a year and trains them in physic
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Talpiot -- elite Israel Defense Forces school feeds startups
(en.wikipedia.org)
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It's not PG. You could claim that it's an experiment in effect of controversial opinion on karma, I suppose :-)
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Problem for job seeker not from College X, problem for employer or problem for society? So long that #3 is not exclusive and its just used as one of indicators (think spam filtering), I don't see an issue for anybody. Using #3 exclusively
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Colleges select and applicants self-select based on some criteria, different for different colleges. Having attended specific college implies positive correlation for those traits. Some also believe that students actually learn something in
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Do read that PG article. A simple non-emotional and non-defensive answer to the hiring manager telling him you didn't go to college, but rather did whatever else you did would be best, IMO. How did you spend your your time in the mid-eight
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