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by lindvall 15y ago
I wish the title wasn't so much about "Stop doing ___" but the contents of the article are good for people to be aware of. These are little details of how systems work that are just brushed over too often but are important to get right.
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by lindvall 16y ago
This poll was created to gather feedback related to conversations on this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2445447
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by lindvall 16y ago
The role of timing is interesting. It makes me wonder if a time-of-day-and-week based weighting could help out to reduce the need for posters to be so concerned about when they are posting.
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by lindvall 16y ago
Campfire, not Basecamp.
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by lindvall 16y ago
...where is the API for stars?
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by lindvall 16y ago
Can you build Honeycomb?
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by lindvall 16y ago
I'm confused how charging $0.99 will solve the problem. If they're forced to charge anything through in-app purchasing, wouldn't it be the same prices they are charging on their pricing page on their website?
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by lindvall 16y ago
Small nit: You can download Oracle 11g (or 10g) strait off their website for free — you just need to sign up for a free developer account. Here's a link: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-editio...
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The new service from Readability to enjoy reading and support writing(readability.com)
1 points by lindvall 16y ago|0 comments
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Initial notes on running JRuby on Rails on Amazon Elastic Beanstalk(blog.headius.com)
8 points by lindvall 16y ago|0 comments
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by lindvall 16y ago
Because they don't really say this until you get to the 3rd or 4th page: This is a way that they can deploy your Java applications (packaged as a WAR) for you.
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Send Vimeo videos to your Apple TV from the command line(github.com)
3 points by lindvall 16y ago|1 comments
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by lindvall 16y ago
I've been wanting a Jawbone Jambox ever since I saw the video that @lonelysandwich did for them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgC3zjNH1oU
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by lindvall 16y ago
I've been very happy with Scout ( http://scoutapp.com/ ) for monitoring. It's a nice mix of standard monitoring and a pretty simple plugin system for custom monitoring. All of the plugins are written in Ruby and the interface for reporting
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by lindvall 16y ago
For the people who are unhappy about the lack of "attribution", it seems almost as silly as complaining you can't see what web browser was used to submit a tweet via the website. While it may have been interesting to see, I think there is a
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by lindvall 16y ago
It really is a shame they haven't provided any mechanism, even if it were less convenient than the standard API interface. I've seen a lot of talk from Twitter that "you can trust us", "we still have all of your tweets", but it really doesn
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by lindvall 16y ago
It's a shame he got himself into this situation. I think more people need to realize that if you can only win a project by killing yourself, it isn't worth winning. So what if it means someone else gets the gig — it wouldn't have been worth
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by lindvall 16y ago
Is there more to this than just a random anecdote? I feel like one of the nobodies that didn't seem to care.
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Adhearsion 0.8.4 released with Asterisk 1.6 support(labs.voxeo.com)
14 points by lindvall 16y ago|5 comments
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by lindvall 16y ago
What deficiencies of http://www.reversehttp.net/ is this trying to solve? I've been happy with the reliability of reversehttp for all the testing I've done with it. If you're using ruby, hookout does a great job running your rack app as a
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by lindvall 17y ago
You may have better luck finding designers by going to where they are. Start following http://onepagelove.com/ and contact people you like. Find stuff on http://dribbble.com/ you like and talk to them. Also, if you can find a designer t