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by jcapote 17y ago
If you can develop as quickly in PHP as you can with RoR, then you are not using RoR to it's full potential.
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Building a Mini Google: High Performance computing in Ruby(scribd.com)
31 points by jcapote 17y ago|5 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
have you looked into Sequel? Fast + Thread Safe http://sequel.rubyforge.org/
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by jcapote 17y ago
While I agree with your point, some releases are more groundbreaking than others (it's not everyday we get a new FreeBSD); So shouldn't the voting system take over at that point? There has to be a reason this ranks so highly here...
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by jcapote 17y ago
And which product is that?
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by jcapote 17y ago
Off-topic, but twittervision.com
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by jcapote 17y ago
I'd ask what technical communities they are part of
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by jcapote 17y ago
I think they missed the fact that the two people who built it are insanely famous in their target market.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Switch languages.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Here's at least why I hate working with flash: 1) I have to use their lame tool 2) Flash UI feels super cheesy (imagine gmail in flash) 3) The workflow is very tedious
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by jcapote 17y ago
This isn't the real Mark Cuban, he's over here: http://twitter.com/mcuban
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by jcapote 17y ago
Not to mention about a 20-30% reduction in memory usage (from our recently ported, non-rails app)
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by jcapote 17y ago
Great idea, I have a ton of one-off side projects I'd love to share (and get some awesome hacker critique as well) I've written a simple ruby worker management "framework" known as theman, which is a thin wrapper atop rufus-scheduler and go
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by jcapote 17y ago
I agree wholeheartedly; I used to do this on every vacation, but now I vow to leave the camera at home.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Not fair, the ruby people are going to get the least funding!
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by jcapote 17y ago
It's like scala vs ruby all over again...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Drop out. I did the same thing at your age, best decision I ever made.
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by jcapote 17y ago
What makes you think he's not?
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by jcapote 17y ago
Why were you downmodded? This is exactly what's going to happen, and it's going to be awesome. For details, check out Jon Crosby's talk on rack middleware: http://mwrc2009.confreaks.com/13-mar-2009-11-05-in-a-world-o...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Not really. If you don't like working with a particular tool, any work that you do with that tool will be fundamentally substandard. So if the same results could be achieved with a better tool, then your work should also be better.
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by jcapote 17y ago
No thanks. I'm sleeping on the office floor every night, broadcast.com style; I hear it worked out great for Mark Cuban.
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by jcapote 17y ago
I'd upvote you twice if I could; regularity ftw
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by jcapote 17y ago
I believe browsers do one thing and one thing well, and that's browse the web.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Am I using a different version of God than you guys or something? It's been nothing but awesome for me and the framework I built around it, which now has been running in production happily for months monitoring over 20 different ruby proces
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by jcapote 17y ago
Don't we already have this via gem and rubyforge?
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by jcapote 18y ago
This is probably a good article, but there's no way I can read something with margins like that.
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by jcapote 18y ago
doesn't seem to work...
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by jcapote 18y ago
Surprised that technology & tools didn't poll higher, I guess I'm just a brat
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by jcapote 18y ago
Have you ever been forced to program in PHP?
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by jcapote 18y ago
I'm curious as to how lisp has dealt with this for 40+ years

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