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by knewter 15y ago
This is I believe my first submission to Hacker News. ("Long time listener, first time caller.") This article just outlined a quick and dirty way I got over the problem of me not posting to the blog as frequently as I should. I think this
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Receiving emails in your web application easily [rails](isotope11.com)
1 points by knewter 15y ago|1 comments
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by knewter 15y ago
> Its a browser that relies on recommendation to exist, and it no longer is getting recommendation. I agree with the first part of your statement, and partially agree with the second. I personally recommend it to everyone over chrome,
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by knewter 15y ago
There's an awesome ruby gem called vimpack ( http://github.com/bramswenson/vimpack ) that makes it easy to install any VimL plugins from github directly, a la `vimpack install git@github.com:user/neat_vim_plugin.git` It uses pathogen on th
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by knewter 15y ago
I only wanted to reply re: 1. It is 'broken' in the sense that it takes people a few seconds to realize it's even a menu. You may not like the criticism, and I know it's sort of hand-wavy and isn't using science. But I'm a former designer
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by knewter 15y ago
not give out money. give out 'bid-coupons'. money would cost them. this doesn't.
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by knewter 15y ago
I'd love more information. josh at isotope11 dot com
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by knewter 15y ago
I'd love to see screenshots of them. I used to be HUGELY into making my desktops gorgeous, but lately I just need a fullscreen gnome-terminal with vim :) Still, love to see purty desktops.
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by knewter 15y ago
Yes, multiple times a day.
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by knewter 15y ago
It was "Rite." Now Matz is calling the embedded ruby he's working on with some japanese electronics manufacturer by the name "Rite." RubyConf 2010 keynote covered it in detail.
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by knewter 15y ago
I've actually had an ungodly metric ton of ruby segfaults in the past month or so, and almost never before that. At least one of them has definitely been GC-related - see "therubyracer is not thread safe" for one problem I've been running
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by knewter 18y ago
Authorize.net is great for customer service, I've never once needed to talk to them and had to wait more than 5 minutes (granted, on-site text support, but it's useful and they're efficient). We used paypal's payflow pro on our latest proje
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by knewter 18y ago
Empirical observations about your own performance are inherently flawed while not on a mind-altering drug, barring measurement/metrics. If you're measuring, I can't imagine how your state of mind could affect those. If you want good sepa
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by knewter 20y ago
++| ft(m)w was supposed to read <ctrl+<shift+| ft(m)w Not that that's any less dense
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by knewter 20y ago
GUI text editors used to be my hero, ever since the first one I used that supported regular expression find and replace (dreamweaver's crap crap crappy editor, shudder). For, heck I don't know, maybe two years, GUI text editors were my whol
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by knewter 20y ago
There are, for me, quite a few reasons it's unsucky enough in a 'better is better' sort of way these days. I use Foxmarks to synchronize my bookmarks, and I keep a detailed bookmarks toolbar folder categorized into tons of nested folders.