jpcx01

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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   I'll switch. I use mysql only by convenience. Postgres seems better anyways.
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   I think you've set yourself up so that anyone who would be willing to take your offer shouldn't be trusted.
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   Please... Leave this ad for late night infomercials. Use jobberbase.com, build your own, and get 100%
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   Good deal. I'll pay 20k a year extra in taxes, but I'll save 30 bucks a month off internet
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   60 minutes, the ultimate authority in scientific research.
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   Any why are we totally, 100% sure that it was the bankers who wrecked the economy? Did they not work within the system? Who broke the law and isn't going to jail? This is just blind, bullshit populism where people want to target a group and
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   All I know is if I were bartending, or working at starbucks, Id be getting laid far more often. As a hacker/entrepreneur, women don't play a significant role in my life.
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   I think they'd benefit much more if they used their position as the killer git app in order to help git go mainstream. Having git be universal in the Ruby/Rails world has been a huge accellerator for maintaing open source projects. No longe
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   by jpcx01 18y ago

   Wow, this is incredible. I really like the voting & fast access keyboard shortcuts. Alright github, I forgive you for all the downtime!
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Industries that don't produce anything are probably worth eliminating
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    How stuff works has a good article that lists some of the late fees and penalties http://money.howstuffworks.com/personal-finance/personal-inc...
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Is the statute of limitations (6 years) that's mentioned in the article BS? I sort of suspect it is. 6 years seems way too short.
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    San Fran, easy. Though don't count Seattle out
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    I like the new core api a lot. Ext.select acts similar to jquery's $() and Ext.request acts similar to jQuery.ajax. Good to see more standardization in the js framework library design.
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Seems like a perfectly reasonable approach. They still are going to continue using Ruby on the front end of the site. It's just the backend message queuing, and data operational stuff that they're moving to Scala. I probably would have just
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Hmm.. not really. But its ok. andand is much cooler since you can call functions directly, and with arguments. Try is good for sending simple messages like :size and :errors and not have to care if the object is nil
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Very useful answer. Thanks! One quick clarification.. what if I reused CSS and Image Assets from PhpBB? Its sort of strange there because there are many templates that are under different licenses than the source code itself. How does one d
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    Ask HN: Re-implementing an Open Source project in another language

    7 points by jpcx01 18y ago|5 comments
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Looks interesting. Any good ruby alternatives?
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Rush shell (rush.heroku.com) is awesome, you should give it a try if you do any sort of sysadmin across multiple machines. This one (Rubish) looks a bit half baked, but I'll have to look into it some more.
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Big win for Microsoft. Though I'm skeptical about whether the VB focused ASP.net dev community will adopt this over the fundamentally broken "WebForm" piece (Microsoft hasn't taken any official position over which one is prefered). Still, I
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    I dunno... maybe I'm retarded. But I tried it from multiple machines, so I'm guessing they screwed something up
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Thanks for the summary. This useless fluff piece lost me after the first page.
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Also: http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/19/intel-x25-m-ssds-slowing-... Not sure if its FUD or not, as I havent experienced any problems. But its a potential red flag
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Watch out. My 80 gig Intel X25m just crapped out on me. All data gone. Lost about a weeks worth of data (I now back up more often). However I bought a 160gig Intel X25m in its place. Going back to a spinning disk was unacceptable (almost 10
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Would be really nice if this made it into the next Firefox release. Would put a nice little wrench in the entire domain parking business. Too many domains being wasted by parking and trying to sell for thousands of dollars. This would allow
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    That's what I was thinking while I was reading the original post. Datamapper solves the problem awesome, provided you think the schema should be driven based on the generated model properties instead of magically defined in the schema and a
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Yep, thats the one. Thanks mixmax!
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    by jpcx01 18y ago

    Not looking to host it. Just a quick hosted instance would be ideal.
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    Custom Reddit Site Builder?

    5 points by jpcx01 18y ago|7 comments