jabagonuts

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by jabagonuts 10y ago
Pursuant | http://www.pursuant.com/ | Dallas, TX | ONSITE or REMOTE Pursuant was founded with a single goal: to help nonprofits reach more donors and raise more money. Today, we do that by liberating nonprofit leaders throu
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
Sadly, working on your calendar is non-capitalizable, so you are frowned upon for doing it on company time.
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
> The reason that I wrote sleep 3 seconds is that I want to see how the kernel reacts when init dies. That was my favorite line in the entire post. I love seeing this kind of fearless experimentation. When I first learned to program, I d
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
> There are two elements to this. One is knowing what you don't know - not being overconfident. The other is knowing what you do know This reminds me of my musician days, when we sometimes talked about the four stages of progression
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
On the surface, Desk workspaces seem very similar to tmux sessions. I'm curious why one would choose Desk over tmux to manage multiple workspaces in the shell? https://robots.thoughtbot.com/a-tmux-crash-course
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
I don't know about the legal aspects, but if the sites you are scraping do not want to be scraped, it can turn into an arms race. They figure out a way to block your scrapers, you figure out a way around it, they block you again and so
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by jabagonuts 11y ago
For someone who just heard about this change, what Google tool are you referring to?
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by jabagonuts 12y ago
That was my first thought, too. Then I saw the colorized output and I'm convinced, too.
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by jabagonuts 13y ago
It's just prolonging the inevitable. Discontinuing support for python 2.7 may give people the spark they need to finally suck it up and migrate their code. But hey, if it's supported another 5 years, why bother.
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by jabagonuts 13y ago
Not really, it's just usually when I'm trying out different queries in the console that I have the, "oh crap, what did I name that column" moments. If I need to search for something in particular, I just search schema.rb
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by jabagonuts 13y ago
Instead of annotate models, I have a function in my .irbrc/.pryrc that will print out the columns for me when I'm in a rails console (I usually have one open almost all of the time). I prefer this to cluttering my model files.
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by jabagonuts 13y ago
I just yesterday found the rails-erd gem to accomplish the same task. https://github.com/voormedia/rails-erd
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by jabagonuts 13y ago
Finding other peoples email addresses is all good fun, but I had no idea the chrome developer tools had a "Copy as cURL" feature! I will be using this all the time now, thank you.
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by jabagonuts 13y ago
I feel a lot less silly now for avoiding medical treatment unless absolutely necessary all my life.
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by jabagonuts 14y ago
Out of curiousity, I would be interested to know which version/patches of ruby you were using. With ruby I'm used to running out of memory on servers long before running out of CPU. Of course, most of our workloads are IO bound, so that may
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by jabagonuts 14y ago
"which evaluates its left child, _and_ when it is true returns the value of its right child" I like the way you put that. I always stumble for a moment when asked to explain why using "and" and "&&" interchangeably is not a good ide
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by jabagonuts 14y ago
They have a page comparing themselves to MongoDB http://www.rethinkdb.com/docs/comparisons/mongodb/
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by jabagonuts 14y ago
Well if you prefer Conan O'Brien as the host, it may seem that way
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by jabagonuts 14y ago
I have to be careful about tendonitis flare ups in my wrist from my musician days. That makes languages like Java and C# literally more painful than languages like ruby that require less typing.
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by jabagonuts 14y ago
At what point do you abandon mongodb and just use postgresql?