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by nthj 14y ago
Might we amend the headline slightly to clarify this is not the real Netflix.com domain at stake? I should have re-read the headline, but my detail-fu is always off at the end of the day and I just spent an hour thinking somebody at Netflix
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by nthj 14y ago
You look awesome. I think I'll be setting this up on Friday. Do you have webhooks for pass/fail on the horizon? Or better yet, straight up git push with ssh key support when all the tests pass?
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by nthj 14y ago
Yes, I really like Rackspace. Great customer service! And the tier setup makes sense to me. It's Smith's Division of Labor principle at play. Sure, it's technically possible to adjust each feature separately, but you add so much complexit
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by nthj 14y ago
Media Temple operates this way, as well. I like this approach, as I can never remember those "4-digit account pins" (looking at you, AT&T), and I'm happier knowing any given pin is only usable for the next hour, anyway.
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by nthj 14y ago
SEEKING WORK — Austin, Texas; Remote OK Full-stack web application consultant, Ruby on Rails architect, great eye for UX. * I've worked with Australia's leading aerial photography company, * crafted a custom, branded, HTML5 whiteboard iPad
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by nthj 14y ago
I love this. Not only will this be be great when you have those "stuck" moments, or you want to learn Ruby but wouldn't know to start by reading _why's Poignant Guide, but I bet you see some incredibly creative solutions because the expert
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by nthj 14y ago
As a young, overly-optimistic, bright-eyed developer, I'll share a lesson that sounds obvious, but somehow sometimes isn't: It is not my job to prop up someone else's failing business model. It's one thing to take a lower salary in exchange
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by nthj 14y ago
Related is 37signals' "Ignore Details Early On" [1] So shipping is a feature, but continual improvement once you've shipped is necessary, too. [1] http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch04_Ignore_Details_Early_O...
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by nthj 14y ago
I want to hear the "Injustice – WooThemes Comeback" song. Ch'yeah.
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Car was totalled today, and lo and behold a current HN headline has the exact tool I never knew I needed. Weird how often that happens. Thanks, guys. Excited to be a customer.
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As a homeschool graduate who used Saxon through high school, I agree with your assessment. The one issue I took with Saxon is that the original example problems when introducing a new concept were too easy. I was able to grok how to solve
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Sure, then Congressmen just get cut in for equity. Or some other crazy loophole that will be left open. Here's the problem: the Federal government has too much power. So long as it retains that power, people and corporations will figure o
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I wouldn't bet jail time that a judge sees it that way.
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I've dealt with a similar issue the last few months, mate. Introspection to the level of getting almost nothing done. I finally self-diagnosed myself with a testosterone deficiency , and immediately gave up caffeine, ate healthier and sta
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by nthj 15y ago
This. Financial wisdom is peace and freedom. Even if someday I move on from consulting to a job opportunity, the financial wisdom I've been forced to acquire because of the ups and downs of consulting will pay me dividends for the rest of m
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by nthj 15y ago
Even #newtwitter gets this wrong. Space jumps down a page, all right, but one of the unread tweets hides behind the black header. I haven't looked into this, but if anyone has a fixed position header on their project, they should look into
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by nthj 15y ago
This sounds like an old person ranting about the good ol' days when it's probably a personal phobia against change. Crafting software requires a fine balance between getting stuff done with what you know and losing productivity b
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Quora may have the answer [1] [1] http://www.quora.com/Whats-the-Facebook-Open-Graph-API-rate-...