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by hashtree 12y ago
As you mentioned, there are still a handful that currently have GCC issues, namely Haskell (GHC) and MongoDB. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/issues/29845
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by hashtree 12y ago
It worked at beta 3 for me :)
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by hashtree 12y ago
https://www.etsy.com/search?q=macbook%20decal
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by hashtree 12y ago
Incanter, similar to R but based upon Clojure: http://data-sorcery.org/contents/ Another good mention, in addition to D3, for client-side graphing is highcharts: http://www.highcharts.com/
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by hashtree 12y ago
1/0 (bootstrapped and solo) In nearly every respect, things have gone exceedingly well. Thankful for the positive changes to life it has given my family. Betting on myself was one of the best decisions I've made. Good luck to anyo
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by hashtree 13y ago
I do all accounting and payroll. Recently switched from QuickBooks Mac (for accounting) and by-hand calculations (for payroll) over to QuickBooks Online. Overall, QBO is nice and is inexpensive considering the time-savings (e.g. payroll ser
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by hashtree 13y ago
Congratulations, Clever! Though I am building a competing SaaS which approaches/solves things a bit differently (e.g. purely functional, event stream processing based, simple DSLs as lenses on said streams to apply business rules, abil
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by hashtree 13y ago
Agreed, his terse ~5000 word post to describe what you did in ~120 characters was well thought out.
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by hashtree 13y ago
If legit, the soyoustart is a no brainer. This from a 100% colo guy. Building the hardware and owning the DC, you could do decent margins with their figures. I'm a bit skeptical myself, because of just how much you can charge as a prem
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by hashtree 13y ago
I usually go with smaller privately owned data centers. Not always, but typically. In the Denver area, I use Handy Networks: http://www.handynetworks.com/services/colocation/ I see solid providers for 1u/2u a
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by hashtree 13y ago
This is exactly right and the sole reason I use Evernote for its full page clipping abilities.
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by hashtree 13y ago
The same reason I litsen to Soma FM. Some good channels: http://somafm.com/spacestation/ http://somafm.com/deepspaceone/ http://somafm.com/dronezone/ http://somafm
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by hashtree 13y ago
This and business assets are able to be taken away in the event of a successful lawsuit against it.
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by hashtree 13y ago
I'd echo various freenode channels, though I know of no single channel. Oddly enough, reddit does have a channel.
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by hashtree 13y ago
rsync -az --delete ~/dropbox/ /volumes/myexternalhdd/ Treat Dropbox like RAID rather than a backup (i.e. RAID is not a backup). I, personally, have a set of rotating hard drives that snapshot data over a month'
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by hashtree 13y ago
What type of programming, what paradigm, at what scale, and dozens of other questions... I can think of numerous areas where each of these is not only "analogous", but directly used. - Want to even think of committing to scala
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by hashtree 13y ago
You might also check out Consumer Cellular ( https://www.consumercellular.com/Info/Plans ). Even though it is targeted at an older demographic, it is a stellar service all around. My wife and I have 1000 minutes, 15k tex
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by hashtree 13y ago
Perhaps by popularity and usage in corporate. In every other way, I'd say he is spot on. Signed, Numerous jvm lang and haskell programmer
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by hashtree 13y ago
I truly wish this was a more commonly held view point. You would think, speaking with many, that college was nothing more than a corporate worker mill.
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by hashtree 13y ago
Seriously impressive design all around. However, I still can't pull myself to spend 10k on one when I can instead do a decked out iMac and then offload processing to ~4 custom built servers with far more total procs/ram/ssd.
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by hashtree 13y ago
As to the language rankings, some are at a large disadvantage when their standard libs are outstanding. A prime example being Julia ( http://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/stdlib/ ). The same goes for smaller lan
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by hashtree 13y ago
It is a shame how silo-ed each K-12 system is, in regards to data/integration. It is also a shame as to what some/most vendors call an API (sorry, a nightly CSV is NOT an API). Only in education do you see such poor APIs and progr
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by hashtree 13y ago
The quote is not true. I've personally done dozens and dozens of integrations, which can/are all be applied to any district. It's actually fairly simple with a functional programming approach, set theory, working with the k-1
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by hashtree 13y ago
If they shotgun emails, I will add them to this repo so that anyone who leverages never has to be hit by them: https://github.com/rockymadden/scattershot If they are at all thoughtful, they get a thoughtful reply back.
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by hashtree 13y ago
Yep, and I suck in comparison to real designers. Still fun to be part of the community and try my best to keep up :) http://dribbble.com/rockymadden
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by hashtree 13y ago
Doing this myself (within reason), it is quite a bit of work actually. I have designers/devs on long-term retainer to help me out from time-to-time. I spend weeks traversing the social graph (dribbble for designers and github for devs)
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by hashtree 13y ago
I've had success with: http://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/home
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by hashtree 13y ago
The cost of purchasing moleskine notebooks each month has gotten out-of-hand ($16+ per). As a previously die-hard paper/pen guy, I've attempted to make the move over to iPad based note taking only to find its abilities completely
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by hashtree 13y ago
You might checkout the Jot Script. I had this same dilemma and just ordered. Unable to speak to it first-hand but looks good. Oddly enough, the expensive styluses seem to be cheaper than buying a moleskine notebook every month or so at $15+
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by hashtree 13y ago
Your example is spot on. Additionally, I use twitter, authors of books, authors of research papers, see who these devs follow, and numerous other ways of traversing the GitHub social graph.

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