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by listrophy 15y ago
You're completely right. I mean, I could just setup a git server instead of using Github. I could just use a VM instead of Heroku/EngineYard/BlueBox/etc. I could just roll my own analytics instead of Gaug.es/Google/Woopra/etc. And I
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All You Need is love.travis-ci.org(bendyworks.com)
39 points by listrophy 15y ago|14 comments
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by listrophy 15y ago
Great to see this... I've been using libPusher, but it's specific to the Pusher service (which is actually pretty great). Perhaps libPusher can just start using SocketRocket as a dependency and wrap it in Pusher-specific goodness...
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by listrophy 15y ago
If you haven't heard of Travis CI before, it's a continuous integration service for open source* software. They currently support ruby, erlang, php, clojure, and node, with more languages in the pipeline... and more already working sans fir
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by listrophy 15y ago
Yes, I'm a Ruby fanboy, but this is ridiculous. These days, Ruby and Python are the lingue franche of quick web development. PHP had its heyday, and it's still terribly useful for Drupal-y and MediaWiki-y things... but building something fr
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ConciseKit - Less Verbose Cocoa(namingthingsishard.com)
7 points by listrophy 15y ago|0 comments
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Put a Bird On It(putabirdonit.com)
1 points by listrophy 15y ago|0 comments
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Gemfury A/B testing their landing page(gemfury.com)
43 points by listrophy 15y ago|15 comments
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by listrophy 15y ago
As an owner of a software company, handing me or anyone else at the company a resume is actually a (slight) negative. It means you're handing it out to anyone who will take it, and you haven't done the research on our company. One can certa
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by listrophy 15y ago
MD* - No, SHA* - No, Bcrypt - Yes!, Scrypt - Not yet (PDI). Make sure you also calibrate the work factor for Bcrypt, too. Then, write a blog entry about your findings.
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by listrophy 15y ago
My favorite part about this is how awesomer the Internet is going to be.
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by listrophy 15y ago
I started a Ruby on Rails consulting business with another dev while at my day job, I was an aerospace engineer. His day job was freelance Rails consulting. After 2.5 months of 80 hour weeks, we quit our day jobs and went full time with the
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by listrophy 15y ago
Should read " Currently , there's no enforcement mechanism..."
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by listrophy 15y ago
Point this article to any hot-shot developer... if they don't come away with a new smidgeon of self-doubt, slowly back away: he/she isn't worth working alongside.
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by listrophy 15y ago
For some perspective of where I was: bachelors degrees in "Computer Science" and "Engineering Mechanics & Astronautics." And 4 years of aerospace engineering experience. I just barely made it past the official requirements, but I'm pret
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by listrophy 15y ago
I have a rejection letter from the last round. IIRC, the letter said the number applicants was either 2k or 20k. Sorry for the huge range, but it was ~4 years ago. I believe they accepted 12 into the program.
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by listrophy 15y ago
Someone needs to write a pattern matching algorithm to compare the voronoi-looking image to the street layout of various cities. Seems like it would be a 1:1 representation, given the size. Dunno what that would indicate, but the results ma
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by listrophy 15y ago
What an informative, yet completely un-entertaining, article.
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by listrophy 15y ago
Hey begriffs, next time we're hanging at CE or a tech social, let's talk about this kinda stuff. I may be able to shed some light on making "fancy" stuff work faster/better... though a straight-up C implementation without I/O is gonna win (
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by listrophy 15y ago
Is this just an addition to the already-known 15 types of ice? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice#Phases
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by listrophy 15y ago
I know Steve personally. We had lunch on Monday, actually. I'm gonna spend all my karma here... all whopping 249 of it... and say you should take him up on this. He's one of those people who "make things happen."
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by listrophy 15y ago
It's not about writing things quickly. It's not about learning the basics of TDD. It's not about learning and solving a new problem. Hell, it's not even about solving the problem. In these 45 minute chunks, you will not solve the problem.
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by listrophy 15y ago
The mind-blowing thing, I see, is that—with that little doohickey—Square has single-handedly broken bistromathics[1]. And yes, you can take this comment as a joke, or you can take it seriously. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bistromathi
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Shopify Experts(experts.shopify.com)
2 points by listrophy 15y ago|0 comments
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by listrophy 15y ago
So.... who's gonna be the first to hook this up to a Nest Thermostat?
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Google asks: What do you love? Hacker News(wdyl.com)
1 points by listrophy 15y ago|2 comments
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Youth Entrepreneurship Act Petition(youthentrepreneurshipact.com)
7 points by listrophy 15y ago|1 comments
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CodeMash: Sold out in under 20 minutes(twitter.com)
2 points by listrophy 15y ago|0 comments
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by listrophy 15y ago
Notes available here: http://listrophy.github.com/better_than_rot13/
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Better Than ROT13 (Video from RubyConf 2011)(confreaks.net)
8 points by listrophy 15y ago|3 comments

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