lukeHeuer

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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Sonoma, CA and Denver, CO Remote: Yes Technologies: Specializing in business and engineering of mobile and web products for 17 years. Ruby + Ruby on Rails (10 years), Go (golang), C, Swift, JavaScript, HTML. Please se
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
It'd be worthwhile to invest in a skill you (hopefully) use for everything: decision making. A good follow up to Managing Oneself, which it sounds like you've read, is Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work by Chip
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by lukeHeuer 11y ago
Over the years Stoicism has grown on me. I can't recommend it enough for business and engineering types as it addresses a lot of the negative side effects of tending to overthink things. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is a great straig
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by lukeHeuer 11y ago
Wow this is an outright plagiarized clone of noisli.com and their app. I understand they aren't on Android yet, but copying their exact UI to essentially create a competing site and app feels wrong.
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by lukeHeuer 12y ago
Clickable links: https://github.com/lukeheuer/soundescape-osx https://github.com/lukeheuer/soundescape-ios
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7 points by lukeHeuer 12y ago|1 comments
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by lukeHeuer 12y ago
I see. I'm on the same boat as far as developing varying types of apps w/ Rails. Disabling things I don't need, like asset pipeline for API dev is pretty quick: config.assets.enabled and config.generators.assets set to false
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by lukeHeuer 12y ago
'rake' also runs the entire test suite, as it's an alias for 'rake test'. I really disagree on the bit about not using rails g for controllers, and especially models. If you include your fields and types in the gene
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by lukeHeuer 12y ago
Wine regions that can sell at a premium, like Napa, do things like crop thinning to intentionally reduce yield per acre and increase quality. Other regions like Central Valley that can't sell at a premium go for bulk and tend to skip t