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misshap
9y ago
love this! it is such a raw and accurate look into tech - and what things we can do to help change the culture for the better! the future is female.
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How to think about Software Testing if you’re a human being
(medium.com)
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misshap
12y ago
we've used redis for our scheduled jobs and does a pretty good job. we still do use mongoDB for our 'main' data. the reason for the redis option was because we liked the 'kue' - https://github.com/le
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Finding the Perfect Tech Stack
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A Website Redesign Helps Startups Uncover Their True Value
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13y ago
Who's got some gems in their commit logs?
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Funny Commit Comments
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13y ago
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A Raw Description of Challenging the Status Quo
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Why You Should Mentor at Ladies Learning Code
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Three Months In - Am I An Entrepreneur Yet?
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Configure HAProxy to Scale Socket.io Node.js Apps With SSL
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misshap
14y ago
woops! thanks!
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Joyent Is Great, but We've Switched to Amazon EC2
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14y ago
how do you deal with hostile customers? do they react well to your niceness? and do you react well to them?
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Quit My Job for a Startup - What IBM Had Wrong
(blog.davidmisshula.com)
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misshap
14y ago
I'd also agree that dealing with taxes on Stripe is much more complex than it should be. It could be that there is no way to simulate time. It would be nice to see how Stripe reacts after one month subscriptions, or at least a few days, to