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The Aha! moment didn't come until I called Google and the support person pointed out that the placement screen wouldn't show data for today. Until that point we spent a few days scratching our heads wondering what could account fo
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Pissing Away Our Money With Google Display Ads
(blog.aha.io)
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Aha! - Lead Rails Engineer - work from anywhere in US - http://www.aha.io/ Aha! is the new way to build brilliant roadmaps. Building software is invigorating and product managers should be the happiest people on earth. Our
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Oil rig worker says he saw MH370 go down
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ZenPayroll only seems to handle a part of the overall HR equation. I wonder what ZenPayroll users do for the other parts like healthcare, 401K, etc? It is not completely clear to me either how well ZenPayroll handles things like unemploymen
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Scrum Can Save and Destroy You
(blog.aha.io)
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The thing that Basecamp does well is that it is a generic project management tool that can be used for any kind of project - thus its wide appeal. The most interesting alternatives are ones that specialize in particular types of projects. F
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Rails Turbolinks adds transition cache to make pages load in zero time
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People v. Carboni - picking up your spouse's prescription is a crime
(law.com)
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OSX app for tailing Heroku logs
(remotetailapp.com)
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Fear is not what's holding you back
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Chernobyl disaster
(en.wikipedia.org)
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It is strange that the wikipedia article describes the shaft passer as hypothetical. They are widely used in yachting harnesses - it allows your safety harness to be connected to the life-lines and can roll over the stanchions as you walk p
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I've also used databases with more than a 100 million rows in a single table and received realtime query performance in multi-table joins. And this is using Sqlite! No expensive DB licenses - but it was using a high-end SAN since we ac
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Operations thinks they are the TSA
(blog.aha.io)
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Show HN: For Product and Engineering Managers Who Need to Share Their Roadmap
(blog.aha.io)
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Scrum will make a zealot out of you
(blog.aha.io)
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I intend to extract the code from our project so we can share it, but haven't gotten around to it yet. It is a combination of Faye (for real-time updates), Rails for view rendering, and some clever Javascript that efficiently merges DO
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I think that Rails has a lot of life left because it be influenced by the new techniques that are being pioneered in other frameworks. In the same way that Rails inspired frameworks in other languages - new technologies like node and meteor
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Did I say that? Crazy things that developers say.
(blog.aha.io)
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Scrum Story Points - The Secret Engineer Killer
(blog.aha.io)
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The Waif Startup - When Lean is not Enough
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Ha! the irony here is just too much. The author of the post is not an engineer, and just spent the last two months talking to more than a hundred customers during our private beta (and loved it). I am not the author of the post, but I am an
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What Palantir is doing (at least in the way they talk about it publicly) seems to be more about the mentality than anything else. If you consider that everyone in the company who touches the customer is responsible for selling then you can
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I don't think the article is setting up a dichotomy at all - there is no "sales" or "engineers" there. It is more about the mismatch in communication that often happens between sales and engineering teams (and ones
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We think that the traditional enterprise sales model is dead. And we don't necessarily think that your analogy is always true – see self-pick farms where end users come and choose the produce that they want. There are numerous examples
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Hey Sales Guy - Stop Pissing Off The Engineers
(blog.aha.io)
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The OP is my co-founder ... but I don't think he is talking about me. I will need make a point to ask him how he is feeling more frequently though.
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Is your startup co-founder a jerk?
(blog.aha.io)
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I am the lead developer on Aha!. We built it to help product managers and developers collaborate on features and roadmaps. We have been working around the clock (well, almost) for the last few months and today we finally allowed open signup
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