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by hcm 14y ago
That's also a good approach. The moving the bundler binstubs to a central location would work nicely as well, I imagine.
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by hcm 14y ago
The issue with not using --path is that gems will leak between different projects, so you'll probably run in to trouble when projects depend on different versions of the same gem. I've also used shell plugins to remedy the bundle exec issue
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Rubies and Bundles - switching from RVM to rbenv(hmarr.com)
48 points by hcm 14y ago|23 comments
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by hcm 14y ago
Interesting! Constraining tracking to regions of interest is definitely on our list of things to try.
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by hcm 14y ago
The black proved slightly harder to track than the yellow and red balls, as it didn't have a particularly distinctive hue. The first step towards tracking the black was filtering out everything except the green surface, which is demonstrate
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by hcm 14y ago
Looks like it's back up http://www.meetup.com/Vim-London
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Meetup.com kills Vim London without warning(vimcasts.org)
70 points by hcm 14y ago|41 comments
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Announcing Vault: safer passwords for the web(blog.jcoglan.com)
11 points by hcm 14y ago|3 comments
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Accel, SV Angel Put $1.5M Into Online Bank Payments Platform GoCardless (YC S11)(techcrunch.com)
48 points by hcm 15y ago|9 comments
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by hcm 15y ago
GoCardless is a VC-backed London-based startup looking to hire for the following positions: - Backend engineers - Front-end developers - Business development roles We're building the next generation of online payment tools, and are partnere
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by hcm 15y ago
As Alex and Justin mentioned, users can pre-authorise a given amount, optionally over a time interval (e.g. up to £100 each month). The merchant can then bill the user within this limit directly via the API.
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Regular Payments in 20 minutes with GoCardless(blog.gocardless.com)
43 points by hcm 15y ago|14 comments
43.
by hcm 16y ago
The result of an evening hack, so not very robust or feature-complete. Only has support for hijacking hacker news sessions so far.
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ChromeSheep - FireSheep for Chrome (uses Node.js server for packet capture)(github.com)
4 points by hcm 16y ago|1 comments
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MongoEngine v0.4 Released(hmarr.com)
3 points by hcm 16y ago|0 comments
46.
by hcm 16y ago
Let Crockford himself explain why 'Yes' is the right answer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVTIJBZook#t=30m39s
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by hcm 16y ago
I'd say it really depends on what you're storing and how you're using it. Redis is great for situations where you need a very large volume of reads and writes, and have a fairly simple data model. See http://simonwillison.net/static/2010/r
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by hcm 17y ago
Django implementation: http://github.com/rickross/osqa/ Rails/MongoMapper implementation: http://gitorious.org/shapado
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Integrating MongoDB and Django(blog.montylounge.com)
2 points by hcm 17y ago|0 comments
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by hcm 17y ago
MongoEngine includes MongoDB backends for Django auth and sessions frameworks. Also the API overlap with Django's ORM means that in some simple cases, MongoEngine Documents may be used in place of Django's models (e.g. this appears to work