kawsper

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by kawsper 13y ago
How will you compare it with Momondo?
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by kawsper 13y ago
I think it was because of the maturity of WebGL in browsers 2 years back.
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by kawsper 13y ago
Interesting, this is very close to the training exercises they use in the danish military.
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by kawsper 13y ago
That is quite clever, I didn't know that you could do that. I don't know much of our integration of FontAwesome, I do mostly backend related stuff, and argue icons with the frontend guys :)
965.
by kawsper 13y ago
That is awesome! We was missing a ticket-icon today at work, and discussed what to use instead, with this new release we don't have to do anything :)
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by kawsper 13y ago
I don't know how they do it. I have seen some pretty freaky games on their webpage, and I have seen a lot of games uploaded from game-programming events that I have hosted.
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by kawsper 13y ago
I use Tower ( http://www.git-tower.com/ ) and love is so much that I have bought my own license. But I hit usability issues from time to time. I will give SourceTree a try, it looks interesting.
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by kawsper 14y ago
Sorry for a potential stupid question: Is there an upgrade guide somewhere? I noticed that mperham mentioned on Twitter that he had 250+ bugs his test-suite after upgrading, and I am sure he and his team have better and more elaborate tests
969.
by kawsper 14y ago
> To go from that to discovering he's one of the marathon bombers... Wait, is that confirmed?
970.
by kawsper 14y ago
Bareku looks very interesting, but what are the benefits over something like a simple Capistrano deploy script? I have never heard about Ganeti but it also sounds promising.
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by kawsper 14y ago
Yeah, legacy systems, you are fortunate if you don't have to deal with these.
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by kawsper 14y ago
How do you ensure which versions of the packages that you receive? It is nice to rely on system-packages, but if you depend on certain versions of certain packages you might see problems with that approach.
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by kawsper 14y ago
37signals is using rbenv in production, and I know of several other big companies that does as well, and I am feeling quite comfortable using it.
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by kawsper 14y ago
I don't understand your issues with Ruby on Ubuntu, setting it up with RBenv is fairly simple, you can see my build script here: https://gist.github.com/kaspergrubbe/5383877 About 1.9.3 and 1.9.1 are you sure that it isn't about this issu
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by kawsper 14y ago
They do. See the comment on this answer on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/a/553455
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by kawsper 14y ago
It is lagging a lot on a Retina macbook with i7 and 16 gigs of RAM. I suspect the problem might be with the Retina Macbooks. I know that the animations is fancy, but are they really necessary?
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by kawsper 14y ago
You only pay for outbound traffic on Linode, is that the same on Digital Ocean?
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Cloud66 built a status page with high availability for less than $1 per month(blog.cloud66.com)
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by kawsper 14y ago
React to what? They have been upgrading their hardware as of lately.
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by kawsper 14y ago
Have your setup for your dev environment under version control. I do this with Linode stackscripts, and I couldn't live without it. Unfortunately DigitalOcean don't support stackscripts as of yet. And their support didn't want to tell me if
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by kawsper 14y ago
I liked the double mouse in Chrome joke that they made. "You're only using 50% of your hands!"
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by kawsper 14y ago
> Great female programmers are in (relatively to male) low demand Why do you think that?
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by kawsper 14y ago
So they want to support Hetzner but not Github?
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by kawsper 14y ago
How is this different from the Ruby on Rails way? I have been away from the Django project for a long time, and I really like the Rails way. I have supported anyway, everyone deserves a proper migration system.
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by kawsper 14y ago
The asset path and sprocket performance hit doesn't seem to affect most Rails apps, they precompile their assets, so that shouldn't be a problem.
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by kawsper 14y ago
> A contract's a starting point for negotiation, not something set in stone. If you don't want your side projects owned by the company, then ask for the clause to be removed/amended. The problem was also that we had two legal documents,
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by kawsper 14y ago
Working in Denmark. I took it up with my Union, and they said that I couldn't do anything about it. The rule initially was made to own rights to images and articles from photographers and journalists, so they couldn't sell to third parties,
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by kawsper 14y ago
Yeah, I have been working for Rails shop that did exactly this. I wasn't able to do anything, not even in my spare time, to contribute to open-source projects or do other work. The other work I can understand, because I could help a competi
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by kawsper 14y ago
Where exactly is Apple a monopoly?
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by kawsper 14y ago
Doesn't the gem command obey your Gemfile.lock? If your Gemfile.lock mandates an old version, it would install that.

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