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jseifer
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It's funny that it comes off as a joke since I really do love it. I mean, it powers http://nyhtp.com . I've had nothing but great experience with Redis, mixed experience with tokyo cabinet and tyrant, and not enough real work experience wi
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What would you use instead of MySQL?
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Sustainable Farmer Joel Salatin Goes Beyond Organics
(blueridgeoutdoors.com)
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Author of the blog post here. I posted this mainly to get feedback on the different password hashing schemes for open source software/frameworks with the added benefit of some background as to why bcrypt matters. I defer to fellow HNer tpta
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17y ago
I wonder if he's ever tried to buy orange juice.
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It was a configuration error with www/no www. I fixed it, though. Thanks for the heads-up.
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Shameless self plug: I created nyhtp.com based off of this quote after talking to a fellow dev as a quick learning experience with Sinatra/Mongo. The history was interesting, though.
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While your example is pretty extreme I definitely agree with you. At least in the US, posting pictures and ranting online isn't a protected class when hiring/firing for a job. If I were an candidate/employee in one of these cases I would wa
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I'm not really sure how you'd thoroughly fix this but clearing your cookies lets you vote multiple times.
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Your comment is trollish. Who are you to judge how the poster wants to spend his time? How do you know the code he wrote for this didn't teach him something that will some day lead to him building a kick-ass company or technology? That migh
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On the one hand, this is pretty cool. On the other, I'll wind up wasting more time on HN now :) Good job.
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Girl Game: A pickup artist tried to teach single women to attract guys in SF.
(sfweekly.com)
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I tried it. It was pretty fast and rendered everything well, however, without lastpass or 1password support it's tough to fully switch over.
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"There is no indication that Facebook has made an actual offer to buy Loopt at this time, and in fact we don’t even have direct information that negotiations are taking place. But it’s clear that Facebook is at least considering acquiring L
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Exactly! I cringe at vegetarian fed chicken and red meat, which usually means some type of corn. That stuff is impossible to avoid.
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To everyone calling this spam, the author is a well respected member of the Ruby community and has already written a ton of information on the subject, for free, at his blog ( http://omgbloglol.com/ ). He also wrote the rails-upgrade gem. I
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http://rapgenius.com/7749
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It's also a South Park Episode. http://www.southparkstudios.com/guide/912
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When I hear these stories, I sometimes wonder where any ounce of common sense comes in with the workers. Or how anyone could seriously demand that a child take off their braces and walk unassisted through the metal detector. Disgusting.
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Using Concentrate for the Pomodoro Technique on OS X
(jasonseifer.com)
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"Officials say such labeling will be voluntary, but the agency may set rules to prevent companies from highlighting the good things about their products, like a lack of trans fats, while ignoring the bad, like a surfeit of unhealthy saturat
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The Dev Show episode 2
(5by5.tv)
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I like Uncle Bob's rule: Leave the code in just a little bit better condition as when you checked it out. If everyone does that, it does wonders over time.
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Because a lot more people would probably see it.
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This deserves it's own blog post.
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The Dev Show
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Your CTO is right. I was recently in the position of using Tokyo Cabinet on a site with a lot of traffic. Initially, it was great. It continued to be great for a long while until we hit a point where it started taking up too much memory and
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I find it really incredible that a sign that wasn't supposed to be there, on a major freeway, remained up for eight years. That's impressive.
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I haven't read that yet (though I definitely will later) but that's interesting about the dairy findings. West Price found the exact opposite of that in his book ( http://bit.ly/4MIoVe ). Can you elaborate a bit more on what they found su
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I'm not going on a rant about this but I would like to chime in to say that a lot of people I've known who have done automatic debit have regretted it for the reasons stated in the article. It doesn't stop after the specified time and it's
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