jaequery

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811.
by jaequery 14y ago
+1
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Eight Retailers That Will Close the Most Stores(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by jaequery 14y ago|1 comments
813.
by jaequery 14y ago
wonder if it's that notorious ruby/YAML hack
814.
by jaequery 14y ago
don't take it lightly of the fact that javascript could theoretically become the most popular language for decades, mainly due to browser support.
815.
by jaequery 14y ago
rails don't need to die, but seeing how ruby devs like bashing other languages, this event seems to me like karma.
816.
by jaequery 14y ago
yea but unfortunately it's not that good ... think it's better than default search but a still too slow as a mean for code navigation (atleast for my taste). it's mainly due to needing to hit enter, which escapes everything, there should be
817.
by jaequery 14y ago
this really is a sorely needed feature. vi/vim's lack of "seeking" was really one of the main reasons why i switched to emacs. emacs has a really nice seek, which is just ctrl+s and type whatever you are searching for w/o you needing to hit
818.
by jaequery 14y ago
another example of taxpayers money well used ...
819.
by jaequery 14y ago
being in LA, i think you'd have a hard time getting any help. seems like you may be a fit for SF.
820.
by jaequery 14y ago
well i did learn something. if you code in node.js guy, stay clear out of ruby developers.
821.
by jaequery 14y ago
hah, that's just pure irony
822.
by jaequery 14y ago
care to elaborate what made it a PCI compliance concern?
823.
by jaequery 14y ago
The graph tells otherwise: http://siteanalytics.compete.com/embed_chart/digg.com
824.
by jaequery 14y ago
it's true, php core devs have some kind of a Java OOP/DP fetish. maybe because they think Java is enterprise so they should replicate what works for them.
825.
by jaequery 14y ago
have you ever even tried Symfony? i think a lot of the debate is about how people are starting to get fed up with the Java/c#-like direction PHP is heading. symfony is not like rails, no where close to it. not sure exactly where they starte
826.
by jaequery 14y ago
common sense tells me, even if they did hack it, it most likely is a honeypot.
827.
by jaequery 14y ago
well, lot of open-source projects depend on github as source of their code distribution. github is like the new sourceforge these days.
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by jaequery 14y ago
perhaps there maybe a way to somehow sync-up github w/ bitbucket to act as a single master origin. so we can use either or and they'll be synchronized automatically. or some company that can just act as a mirror to github would be great.
829.
by jaequery 14y ago
you aren't the only one. i too went through troubles and concerns when i started venturing out to use some of the plugins out there, notably datepicker, select2, jqmodal, actually just about any other "cool" plugins out there. creating your
830.
by jaequery 14y ago
well, if you got the authors of angular on the team, anything is possible, no complaint there. magic is only 'magic' if you aren't the one who created it. also i don't know why not too many people bring up such issues as the 'if/else/switch
831.
by jaequery 14y ago
i've went the backbone/knockout/angular route and i think all of them works great for simple things. but if your project gets a bit more complex (or where your code-base changes frequently), you'll start running into all kinds of problems.
832.
by jaequery 14y ago
facebook would love this
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by jaequery 14y ago
"But the sterilization process is not perfect; up to 5% of treated salmon could still reproduce."
834.
by jaequery 14y ago
Upon further research, here are a few things that caught my attention: #1) There was a bit of Congress lobbying to get it approved. #2) There is a 5% chance that these fishes could actually become fertile. #3) These fishes have an extra chr
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Genetically modified salmons approved by the FDA(newscientist.com)
35 points by jaequery 14y ago|61 comments
836.
by jaequery 14y ago
once you get into creating administrative/reports sections i think you'll quickly find out.
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by jaequery 14y ago
mongo is easy to start with but it sure makes your project more complicated and painful as time goes on. it was to the point, i actually stopped enjoying work. the power of sql is just too great to ignore, had gone through too many times wh
838.
by jaequery 14y ago
have a 3 and a 5 year old. coincidentally, they came into my life when i was starting my own startup and i'd have to say it wasn't easy but doable. the time i get to work on my projects are limited for sure but the time you get to spend wit
839.
by jaequery 14y ago
good read, but more of a reddit material than a HN
840.
by jaequery 14y ago
i actually saw decreased performance. it seems if your server is already fast (ivy bridge w/ ssd, 10gbps network), it slows it down and their service becomes the bottleneck.

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