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I beat ruby on rails by six months(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Is Google down?
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Gorillarinas, putting the agile skirt on a waterfall Gorilla(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Promiscuous programming(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Two factor developer personality scoring(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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My javascript parseint("08") suprise(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Jira, pivotal tracker, and playnice.ly compared for bug tracking(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Three things worth knowing.(chronicle.com)
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by mainguy 15y ago
Yes, but do you mean on their death, or "at all". I seem to recall Asimov and Turing both having tributes at one time or another for event other than their death (obviously).
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Should I use mongodb, couchdb, or redis?(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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by mainguy 15y ago
You can simplify this (unless you have a master who merges your features by simply doing): code/hack git commit -am 'did stuff' repeat git fetch origin master git rebase -i -p origin/master git push
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by mainguy 15y ago
Your workflow is a little overcomplicated.. I think the following will produce identical results: git pull --rebase branch-name
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by mainguy 15y ago
I use IntelliJ with the ruby plugin (which is identical to rubymine). Very nice, but I often resort to the command line for running git commands. The main advantages over "nothing" are syntax highlighting, code completion, being able to s
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by mainguy 15y ago
Actually, those aren't boondoggles, those are exactly the sorts of risks the author is talking about. To make big gains, you have to take big risks. Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered by
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Amazon silk is based on webkit with SPDY added(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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The six diseases(salhir.wordpress.com)
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Using git in an agile team(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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by mainguy 15y ago
I don't think I'd ever buy a physical server and plug it into the wall unless there was a regulatory requirement or I was going to be a cloud hosting provider. Physical servers are a pain and there are too many options in the cloud to go do
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Cross platform mobile development with phonegap, rhomobile, and titanium(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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What's the big diff between homebrew and macports?(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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by mainguy 15y ago
We're about 50/50 with android/iPhone... It used to be everyone wanted iPhone and then eventually some folks would want android... now it's an even break. I think it's just a sign of the times, when you ship more handsets, more folks want
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Using devise for authentication in Rails 3 (for dummies)(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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by mainguy 15y ago
хорошо... каждый день, день программиста (I have no idea if that's right, but I was playing with google translate)
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Defining IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS for the cloud (with examples)(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Another Ruby 1.9.2 gotcha hashes are not arrays(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Maven central compared to rubygems.org(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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Playing games can be good for you(fastcompany.com)
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by mainguy 15y ago
Right, because the kernel patches are emailed and never pushed to a public location. In essence, the "committers" of the kernel are the only ones who do rebases (either explicitly or implicitly). Frankly, git was not designed for a lot of
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by mainguy 15y ago
Yeah, I thought that was a little misleading also.
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by mainguy 15y ago
So 7% of people who have EVER lived are alive right now.

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