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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
That's up to the process you have running on the dyno
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
To clarify this point a little - I tend to find that once I know /what/ I'm writing and /how/ I'm writing it, it flows out with reckless abandon, and I'm able to get the words out very easily. Due to this, editing also comes quite easy as
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Load JavaScript and CSS with one request(hancic.info)
2 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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Learn from your Data with Dataclips 2.0(postgres.heroku.com)
40 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|4 comments
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The composability of buildpacks(neilmiddleton.com)
3 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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Developing with an environment(neilmiddleton.com)
3 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
Not entirely sure what the last comment is talking about…
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
"Users would still be logged out on every deploy, but I believe this is a minor problem for most people." Would be an absolute pain for users of things such as Github who deploy several times a day.
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
For gems I ended up building http://gemfinder.herokuapp.com purely so I could plug it into Alfred. 99 times out of 100 it ends up on a Github page for the gem in question.
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Gary McKinnon will not face UK charges(bbc.co.uk)
63 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|11 comments
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Alfred V2 Sneak Peek: Workflows(blog.alfredapp.com)
129 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|18 comments
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1Password 4 launched for iOS(agilebits.com)
1 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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Alfred friendly gem info search(gemfinder.herokuapp.com)
1 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. Working in GBP that bike would cost me £7K. Say I had it three years, I'm looking at it costing £2.3K a year. Given that with my current commuter bike (a BMW R1100RT) I already have an annual cost of £1250 in fuel
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
I'd like to see how this behaves with the typical things that cause a bike to crash, for instance, the front end washing out on ice, or a locked front wheel, or loss of traction on an accelerating rear wheel. Highsiding this could still hap
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
No problem.
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Writing is hard, so do it(neilmiddleton.com)
3 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
Someone wants a job
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Describing time(neilmiddleton.com)
1 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
This is essentially the same idea as http://www.codetriage.com , but that's every day, all year round.
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Code Triage(codetriage.com)
1 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
Trust no man who writes web content in MS Word.
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
How much is your time worth?
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
The Heroku offering is about providing a stack that you don't need to know anything about in order to look after a decent application. You deploy with Git, give it the resources it needs and forget about it. You've no need to learn UNIX,
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
PHP is the exception, but most things are as deployable as Rails these days.
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360-Degree On-Board Video of Red Bull’s F1 Racer(wired.com)
2 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|0 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
Tickets are most definitely openable by all, but yes, it is true that the link to open a new ticket is a little buried within the new help site. As for current invoices amount, the old dashboard used to show you your current usage. I'm not
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Understanding Postgres Performance(craigkerstiens.com)
165 points by neilmiddleton 14y ago|33 comments
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
What exactly are they expecting Apple to do with an updated version of a well received phone? There's only so much worth doing with a mobile handset…
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by neilmiddleton 14y ago
Not quite - it's still the same res, but bigger.

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