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   by juddlyon 11y ago

   This is really cool to see an American with such potential. The explosion of Crossfit is exposing a lot of people to Olympic lifting. However, Crossfit's programming can be incredibly dangerous - encouraging Joe Sixpack to do such comp
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   by juddlyon 11y ago

   Cool! Looks like they're free to use with attribution. Direct link to the collections: http://hrc.contentdm.oclc.org/#nav_top
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   by juddlyon 11y ago

   If you know someone with an alcohol problem, encourage them to seek help.
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   by juddlyon 12y ago

   This is a good reminder that tech is about improving people's lives, not the latest NoSQL-Node-React-NextShit-OMGYouDontUseThisYet. Sometimes I need to remind myself.
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   by juddlyon 12y ago

   Excellent product - glad to see them do well. Used them for a couple clients can definitely recommend.
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   by juddlyon 12y ago

   I just ran their example (Rails): https://commits.io/builds/de927875458
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   by juddlyon 12y ago

   For those of you who like me who aren't sure what this is about: Atom - text editor from Github, Io.js - node.js fork.
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   by juddlyon 12y ago

   This is a wonderful speech. Wish we still had him with us.
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   by juddlyon 12y ago

   It's interesting to see how other folks tweak their machines, but this is a highly personal thing and you're likely to break things. The older I get, the more I leave things alone. Swim with the current.
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    by juddlyon 12y ago

    Can someone explain to a layman why this is significant? I'm genuinely curious.
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    by juddlyon 12y ago

    "Determination is by far the strongest attribute of successful entrepreneurs, so stay focused, and keep going." That's it.
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    by juddlyon 12y ago

    Poetry is often about pain and torment. :)
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    Nice gimick, straight from the Tim Ferriss school of language.
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    I've run 30-40K through Stripe over the last several months for a couple consulting clients with no issues whatsoever. Stripe does what it says on the tin. These guys are a dream to deal with versus my old set up (Authorize.net and Fir
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    Similar to the "Knowing where to put the X" story: http://www.engineering.com/DesignSoftware/DesignSoftwareArti... Also, the NASA vs Russian space pen vs pencil.
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    Excellent service doesn't go out of style.
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    Show HN: SiteCondor - on-page SEO and website QA tool(sitecondor.com)

    2 points by juddlyon 13y ago|1 comments
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    Statamic tries to blend the best of both worlds (client-friendly UI + no database): http://statamic.com/
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    I've been working on a an Angular app recently and have found your videos quite helpful. Thank you!
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    This overstates was the vast majority of clients are capable of. The very low-end is definitely eroding though and it's a good thing. I've used a ton of CMSs and blogging engines and think Squarespace is the future of where this is headed.
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    ExpressionEngine is quite nice and packs a punch for $300. Much more elegant than WP, Drupal, or Joomla in my experience. The CodeIgniter PHP framework was extracted from it years back and got quite popular.
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    by juddlyon 13y ago

    I always find it interesting when a methodology XYZ is critiqued its adherents invariably claim "that's not really XYZ."
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    This is going to be awesome, I feel lucky to live here (double lucky that my neighborhood is a prime target). I'd love to connect with some hackers in KC to hear how Google Fiber has affected them. Does anyone have any resources about KC st
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    This would be incredible, please happen!
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    Conversion XL is a great site, I wished I'd discovered it earlier. Thanks for posting this.
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    I've been wondering when someone would build a nice service like this on top of Stripe. Hope to see more, Stripe is a pleasure to work with.
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    Evocative writing for a technical post "serpentine" if/else, "rickety door" - I know nothing about iOS and enjoyed reading it.
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    Zencoder has one of the nicest APIs I've ever used, it would take more than price for me to switch.
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    Is it me or does is seem like every day either Github or Stripe shipping some sweet new feature? I need to read less and code more.
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    by juddlyon 14y ago

    That's a nice gesture by O'Reilly. Salute.