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Rally Software Buys Up Kanban-Based Project Management Startup AgileZen(techcrunchit.com)
1 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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by javery 17y ago
This is one of my favorite things about Rails and the Ruby/Rails ecosystem. Removing features is viewed as a good thing. You might have to install a simple plugin but for all the users who don't need it that's a bit of code that they don't
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Visual Studio Face-to-Face battle | Tamir Khason - Just code(khason.net)
2 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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by javery 17y ago
I haven't used Eclipse much, but when I did it felt pretty similar to Visual Studio.
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by javery 17y ago
Having used Visual Studio for 10 years and even written a book on it I can say I am totally tired of this huge and bloated IDE and can't wait until I am done with .NET work or MonoDevelop is good enough to switch. (it's getting close)
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by javery 17y ago
Maybe Adobe will buy them and give Flash a true mobile outlet (and maybe use some of those patents to work out a deal with Apple).
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by javery 17y ago
I love 5 Guys fries but reading about Thrashers reminds me of the true best fries in the world.. if only it wasn't a six hour drive from here.
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by javery 17y ago
I had the same problems with SQS and ended up using RabbitMQ and haven't had any problems. The main issue I saw with SQS was a couple seconds on unavailability every couple of days, enough that I had to start writing lots of client code to
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by javery 17y ago
The only downside I see on the email part is that it required an opt-in from the subscriber side. I understand why it's there, but it could be confusing and limiting for people who want to use this as part of their SaaS app. You would have
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by javery 17y ago
James Truslow Adams coined the phrase "American Dream" in his 1931 book Epic of America: "The American Dream is that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for every man, with opportunity for each according to
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by javery 17y ago
We just do Skype, meeting up face to face would be great but I chose people I knew over location (we are currently spread across Michigan, Ohio, and North Carolina).
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by javery 17y ago
I can ask the group, that is an interesting idea. Shoot me an email (in my profile).
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by javery 17y ago
A couple other founders and I do something we call the "Bootstrappers Scrum". It's every week on Monday and we cover what we are working on, what we have gotten done, and then talk about any tough decisions or ask for advice. We have been d
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by javery 17y ago
Mongo should be fast enough that you don't need to use memcached. It uses memory mapped files (which is also important to know since by default it only flushes data to disk every 60 seconds)
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by javery 17y ago
When did Firefox turn into Netscape? What I loved about Firefox was how it was lean and simple to use. If it wasn't for a handful of add-ins I would have switched to Chrome or Safari by now... and it's only a matter of time until those add-
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Microsoft, Bring OData to a W3C Incubator - W3C Blog(w3.org)
1 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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by javery 17y ago
backorders almost never ever work, especially if the domain has any value. First off if the domain is somewhere like GoDaddy, even if you have a back order with GoDaddy, it will first go to their auction system before actually expiring. Thi
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by javery 17y ago
Why not sell it? You have a service that there is clearly some demand for it must have some value on the open market.
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by javery 17y ago
This is surprising, I remember meeting the founder and the Red Gate guys out at Business of Software 2009. They seemed very passionate and committed (I kept hoping they would use a marketing idea I suggested). One thought might be that they
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by javery 17y ago
Or what about the: "My brother/brother in law/uncle is a plumber/chiropractor/architect and all the software they have sucks! How about they tell you what they want, you build it, and we can cut you in for 20%"
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by javery 17y ago
So did you ditch any sort of tracking? It doesn't look like you added cookies or anything. (very cool if so)
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by javery 17y ago
What was the original reason to store IPs?
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by javery 17y ago
replica pairs are replication though, they aren't truly distributed. (they negotiate which one is master on launch)
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by javery 17y ago
Partition Tolerant really means that it doesn't rely on replication/sharding which means something like Cassandra that is truly distributed.
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by javery 17y ago
I could be wrong but it seems like MongoDB isn't really partition tolerant since it relies on replication or sharding (just like an RDMS). I think it is more of an AC (with a caveat on the C)
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Antimatter Supernova -The Biggest Bomb in the Cosmos(dailygalaxy.com)
34 points by javery 17y ago|4 comments
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by javery 17y ago
Very cool but a little bit of information overload, I would reduce and just put up the 2-3 metrics you really care about. I have a digital photo frame sitting here doing nothing though, might have to give it a shot.
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by javery 17y ago
The sad thing is that almost all of the points are still valid.
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by javery 17y ago
Honestly when you get a couple sentences from someone that is good, the majority of users give you about 2-3 seconds to show them why they shouldn't just close the tab or move to another site.
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by javery 17y ago
Hey guys, I run Zerk Media and we also happen to be working on something similar ( http://adzerk.com ). It will be interesting to see how they stack up when we both launch.

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