jollyjerry

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   Adventures with ActiveRecord 'find'(whatcodecraves.com)

   7 points by jollyjerry 18y ago|0 comments
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   Rails 2.2.2 Chicken and Egg Migrations Headache(whatcodecraves.com)

   1 points by jollyjerry 18y ago|0 comments
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   Rails and Gems Documentation for netless hacking(whatcodecraves.com)

   1 points by jollyjerry 18y ago|0 comments
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   by jollyjerry 18y ago

   dig the color scheme and look.
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   by jollyjerry 18y ago

   If your cousin is interested in doing that kind of work, why not suggest him to volunteer with the school? All the other responses seem to romanticize the rogue hacker. Instead, I think he should come clean, and do his work in the public.
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   by jollyjerry 18y ago

   I really like the idea of the drag/drop attachments. I'd use that for attaching screenshots and files I have on my desktop. my friend also recommended: http://www.postbox-inc.com/
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   Multi-Gmail Goodness on OS X(whatcodecraves.com)

   3 points by jollyjerry 18y ago|2 comments
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   by jollyjerry 18y ago

   I agree with Terminal emacs being available anywhere. I do miss the anti-aliased fonts that are available in Emacs.app, but I have to be able to start separate emacs processes for different projects. Also instead of using cmd-c and cmd-v Ma
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   by jollyjerry 18y ago

   Bringing any fun projects? I'm thinking about going to meet some people and working on my GTD spending tracker, or an art gallery dedicated to meat.
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    SuperHappyDevHouse Tomorrow - Saturday 01/31/2009(superhappydevhouse.org)

    13 points by jollyjerry 18y ago|3 comments
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    by jollyjerry 18y ago

    I like the look. I thought that clicking on one of the domains felt a little slow. After clicking and waiting, all the info I got was 'This domain is available', with no further action items. Do you keep a blog or feed that we can subscr
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    by jollyjerry 18y ago

    You mentioned reverse engineering NYTime's tool 'Represent'; Have you heard of their 'Congress API'? http://open.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/08/introducing-the-con... Maybe you can use this data also.
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    by jollyjerry 18y ago

    I hope these help!
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    Rails-like Javascript Date Helpers(whatcodecraves.com)

    3 points by jollyjerry 18y ago|1 comments
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    by jollyjerry 18y ago

    I liked how I could immediately start using the StyleEngine. The navigation was great and I had no trouble using it. I thought the 'ruled out' could be a little more prominent so I could see my progress. Definitely a slick site though.
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    by jollyjerry 18y ago

    I like the idea and interface a lot. It'd be nice if there was browser extensions to turn this on by default rather than to have to click a bookmarklet to have it enabled.