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by lemcoe9 13y ago
I feel like this is the definition of "having too much money."
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Calm Down - The Government Doesn't Care About Your Data(blog.lemcoe.com)
2 points by lemcoe9 13y ago|2 comments
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
I will soon make a post: "Why I don't care that you won't change your Google+ Custom URL."
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
You are exactly the exception I discussed - the world-class developer. Did you even read the post?
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
This really isn't an API, it's more of a résumé that happens to be in JSON.
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Stop "Teaching Kids to Code"(blog.lemcoe.com)
25 points by lemcoe9 13y ago|37 comments
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Ask HN: How Do You Come Up With Blog Post Ideas?
1 points by lemcoe9 13y ago|1 comments
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
Not too many pieces of software out there that can say their software is so well-documented, it almost takes up 3000 pages.
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
There really is no other editor...
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
CEntOS should be glacial. That is the point of the EL distriubutions. If you want cutting-edge, that is what Fedora is for. Servers should not be exciting; they should be battle-tested and rock-solid.
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Ask HN: Best Shopping Cart Solution?
1 points by lemcoe9 13y ago|0 comments
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
This is a solution fantastic book. Reading the exchanges from the early pioneers of the Internet is just amazing.
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
What you are missing is that the Fed will never adopt a currency because it does not issue one. The Fed is a totally private entity that provides money at a rate to banks. They do not print money, they do not regulate it. They set the inter
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by lemcoe9 13y ago
You cherry-picked one line from the post and used sarcasm to attack it, missing the four or five other lines that would have disproved said sarcasm. Well done.
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Sexism's Double Standard: Where is the Outrage?(blog.lemcoe.com)
7 points by lemcoe9 13y ago|6 comments
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Why is there not a place to post the auctions? It seems like you just give them a link and say "good luck."
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
I am totally confused how this comment is even relevant. You have literally no basis for it, and it is not even remotely true.
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
I make more money in one week with my full-service IT firm that you could imagine in one week of development. Don't even come in here saying that I have been living under a rock. I am the owner of my company, on the board with three more te
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Well, in CodeIgniter's defense, its documentation was pretty excellent. The problem, however, was the slow and tedious development cycle, which favored backwards-compatibility over new features with almost no exceptions.
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
I still find myself doing `for p in Person.objects.raw('SELECT * FROM myapp_person'):`...
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Well, I started with PHP, so I felt necessary to say I was moving on from that.
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
PHP is good for what it is. I absolutely love it, and, like I said in the article, owe a majority of my success to it.
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Just use Amazon. http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2009/04/06/whitepa...
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Life After PHP(s3.amazonaws.com)
55 points by lemcoe9 14y ago|62 comments
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Isn't all of this information available on the Stripe Dashboard?
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
I am not sure how this made it to the front page...
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Just timed out for the fifth time at 10:14:49 EST
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Nothing as of 10:13:26 EST
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Way too many pictures...
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by lemcoe9 14y ago
Why exactly did they limit nginx to one worker proces?

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