mgrouchy

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   I laughed at Posterous, but they proved me wrong(blog.dustincurtis.com)

   186 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|78 comments
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   by mgrouchy 16y ago

   I have a linode for my totally inactive blog and a small project I am working on. We also just migrated all our servers for SWIX to linode VPS's. All in all linode has been a pretty great experience. The linode library is pretty helpful too
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   by mgrouchy 16y ago

   Its just that much of our billing system was done before we ended up switching to chargify, so some of integration pieces are kind of weird(probably not how we initially would have designed them) and we are looking at doing some things with
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   by mgrouchy 16y ago

   chargify itself, not too long. Especially if you do everything their way(we are kind of doing some weird things with it currently). If you don't want to write your own, there are a bunch of API libraries available for a bunch of languages a
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   by mgrouchy 16y ago

   I don't know what this startup is, but one option for startups to get started with payments is http://chargify.com , their api is pretty solid and they are good with support and are focused recurring payment processing. Only issue is you
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   The mess of web font services(robots.thoughtbot.com)

   2 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|0 comments
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   Padrino: a Ruby framework built upon Sinatra(antoniocangiano.com)

   21 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|11 comments
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   MobileBeat 2010 Startup Competition(carsonified.com)

   1 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|0 comments
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   by mgrouchy 16y ago

   I can appreciate the fact that Richard Stallman fights for FOSS, and I would say I am a huge supporter and proponent of FOSS however in this instance(and many others), he is just completely way out there. His standard may not be completely
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    We use Apache with ModWsgi and Nginx, pretty standard for a django project.
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    At the company I work at we are using MySQL but we are looking at moving some portions of our product to redis.
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    The SaaS Certainty Premium(startupcfo.ca)

    1 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|0 comments
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    TBH, I think 5$/issue is a bit steep. In Canada I currently pay 40$/yr for my print subscription and I know that an American Print subscription is 20$/yr, so the price difference is pretty substantial. I will be keeping my print subscriptio
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    Boy on Boy, I don't know where to start, the obvious linkbait title, or reasons why javascript isn't a real language being the same as reasons you don't like javascript. I want those few minutes of my life I spent reading this back.
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    yes, woops.
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    You are not going to catch all the good information that is out there with your follow list. So searching fills in the gaps(if your interested in a subject area or something). Twitter lists help too. (ie/ gather up all the people who are kn
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    you could also use twitter lists.
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    No. Because I follow like 350+ people, I dont have time to read through every tweet. Also sometimes that tweet spam is relevant, you may notice someone is at some location close by via 4sq and meet up with that person, maybe I care if my cl
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    I honestly don't see this as a problem. I don't read every Tweet that comes through my stream its kind of random access information, I look at twitter every now and then and if something interesting strikes me I look into it. While filterin
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    I dont know if there is anything necessarily wrong with your pitch. These days however, getting on one of these huge sites is HARD, so hard that its not worth your time.(I mean if you get covered great, bonus, but I wouldn't worry about it)
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    I don't think "git pull" does anything particularly incorrect. Its just that when you have merge issues with a git pull you have to resolve all merge issues at the one time(as in resolve all changes all together). Someone can correct me if
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    Comp-Sci A-Levels? I have no idea what this means, is this like first year of university?
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    Cheat Sheet: Web App Billing (carsonified.com)

    1 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|0 comments
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    DoGooder Firefox/Chrome Extension Aims to Raise Money for Green Initatives(tpltechnology.blogspot.com)

    2 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|0 comments
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    Is this serious? Can't commit like you expect? git commit -a Alternatively stage a commit git add filename #then commit it git commit -m "commit message" worst Git’s just version control. As I recall version con
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    Web browsing to support green initiatives and positive social change(dogoodhq.com)

    1 points by mgrouchy 16y ago|0 comments
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    There is Facebook privacy?
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    This is something I learned to do when I first started programming and just continued to do. I didn't think it was that uncommon (I also do this in non c-like languages as well because while it produces a runtime error you won't get incorre
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    I use hyde, its pretty nice(unlike my blog).
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    by mgrouchy 16y ago

    wish I was in SF ;/