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by glennericksen 14y ago
We definitely want to be part of the process for as many people as we can. Pack. Move. Unpack. FaithStreet. Well... something like that.
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by glennericksen 14y ago
While we have a huge amount of information regarding churches across the US, only churches that actively manage their profiles are listed in the search results. We've found this results in more useful information for someone looking for a c
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by glennericksen 14y ago
We use a combination of geospatial features from our database (MongoDB) and linear algebra to compute the distances on a coordinate grid. Admittedly this isn't a flawless approach, and cases like yours reveal some of the weaknesses. Certain
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by glennericksen 14y ago
Thanks! Glad to have different viewpoints and still be excited about tech in new places.
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Show HN: Churches + The Internet
21 points by glennericksen 14y ago|16 comments
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by glennericksen 14y ago
I'm pretty sure even the YC application asks you to a describe a time you hacked a non-computer system. Seems reasonable to extrapolate that not all hacking involves "coding", but bending/manipulating/breaking(?) systems to accomplish your
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Summary of Facebook's API and Social Sharing Features(kurioscreative.tumblr.com)
2 points by glennericksen 14y ago|0 comments
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Oracle Android argument flounders thanks to coder Judge(slashgear.com)
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by glennericksen 15y ago
Do people burn books online? Is there a correlative action to tossing vilified literature in the fire? The attitude characterized by McCarthy's response to Slaughterhouse-Five retreats from reality to the ideal. As media channels have diver
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by glennericksen 15y ago
I've taken a long, meandering road to appreciating TDD/BDD. When I started programming, I looked up to _why and his hacking approach to coding. Sadly, I could not express his brilliance and my code was not just untested and sloppy, but frag
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by glennericksen 15y ago
This idea of taking guides like this and putting them on Github is really powerful and underrated. What could be a static document or perhaps a wiki, becomes a transferrable standard that can reflect the insight of the author and the conver
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by glennericksen 15y ago
For a great dev shop to give something to the community, it is an insightful gesture that speaks to their concern for their users. Rather than shuttering and issuing a 'screw you', they made the business decision to stop actively maintainin
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by glennericksen 15y ago
GitHub is great because you get to use git. I don't think that you can entirely separate them from each other, or craft an argument for the advantages of GitHub without somehow mentioning git. The vulnerability in GitHub clearly matters. It