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12y ago
Have you read the CodeClimate post '7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models'? ( http://blog.codeclimate.com/blog/2012/10/17/7-ways-to-decomp... ). This book is a whole lot more awesome. It
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Growing Rails Applications in Practice
(leanpub.com)
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Flux in practice
(medium.com)
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Let's talk about category structure and oppression
(shweta-narayan.livejournal.com)
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Quote from Kaplan's Clinical Hypertension medical text: "The practitioner must take direct responsibility for the individual patient. We know of nothing more helpful in achieving good control of an individual patient's hypert
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Tracking time
(jasimabasheer.com)
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write. writing clarifies. it forces you to make fuzzy things concrete. be mindful of when you are stuck. when a hard problem makes you walk away from it (it isn't easy to realize when you do, it requires practice), write the problem do
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Software estimation for great fun and profit
(jasimabasheer.com)
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Anthropology of Mid-Sized Startups
(ribbonfarm.com)
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Matter and Energy: A False Dichotomy
(profmattstrassler.com)
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It isn't surprising that we are most happy when we are able to forget ourselves. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's book 'Flow - The Psychology of Optimal Experience' talks about optimal experiences. He has found that humans are
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George Orwell: Why I Write (1946)
(ebooks.adelaide.edu.au)
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The One Cost Engineers and Product Managers Don't Consider
(firstround.com)
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13y ago
The `track by` feature alone wouldn't solve Angular performance problems if you are rendering a large dynamic table. Every `ng-*` and text interpolation using `{{ }}` will add one binding per usage. This can add up quite fast and easil
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Identifying good offshore Ruby and Rails vendors – A guide
(blog.c42.in)
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My first programming language was dBASE, soon after which I started using Clipper, a superset of dBASE which compiled to p-code based binaries. It had a thriving third party library market, and supported code blocks (anonymous functions) an
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You Probably Shouldn't Be Nesting Your CSS
(blog.nilenso.com)
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Camlistore: JSON based self-hosted lifetime storage thru immutable blobs
(camlistore.org)
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Syncany: open-source cloud storage and filesharing application
(syncany.org)
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Porter's Algorithm for suffix stripping (stemming) of English language words
(tartarus.org)
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The Harbour Project (cross-platform xBase compiler)
(harbour-project.org)
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Reading Code: In praise of superficial beauty
(corte.si)
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He also co-authored the excellent text Algorithms (Dasgupta, Vazirani, Papadimitriou) - http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~vazirani/algorithms.html . A previous thread on the text is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4783301 This is ho
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This is a valid argument. SaaS is a step in the wrong direction for use cases where continued access to the service is crucial. I do not trust LastPass or similar third party systems with my passwords. Passwords are too important a part of
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Back of the Envelope Calculations [pdf]
(yorku.ca)
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14y ago
As a kid fumbling around proprietary Windows binaries, I felt liberated by the ideas of Fravia and +ORC. They taught me that I deserve to know what goes on underneath the software I use. Softice, IDA and w32dasm were the tools of the trade.
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Bowerbird: Color your pages
(nthloop.github.com)
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A 200 line HTTP server used in DSL Routers
(acme.com)
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Re: Adria Richards — Am I making things better?
(blog.deobald.ca)
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Defining test for RubyMonk: Software as Robots
(blog.deobald.ca)
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