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by peregrine 13y ago
This is a pretty good guide for going "all the way" to production with Docker. I've saved it for later use, thanks a ton!
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by peregrine 13y ago
The last section on cultish teachings seems like a deal breaker for me. I've read this a couple times and I just want to go to this place, and meditate in a safe place. I don't really want to be preached to.
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by peregrine 13y ago
Switched to Feedbin, totally happy, no issues, simple clean interface. Works great with Reeder.
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by peregrine 13y ago
I haven't seen anything yet, and I tend to keep pretty close watch on it.
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by peregrine 14y ago
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5789 HTTP PUT is for in place entire entity updates. HTTP PATCH is for partial updates. This isn't some opinion these guys came up with. It's HTTP standards. Also if you don't like what save does. Write you
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by peregrine 14y ago
I don't disagree with you, I just point out that I'm not happy with the direction it has been taking lately.
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by peregrine 14y ago
We use Heroku a ton with many of our clients because its quicker, cheaper, and easier to get something setup that is "good enough" for most projects. Informing our clients of the pros and cons is part of the job. Most agree that the pro's o
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by peregrine 14y ago
I am a real big fan of Sequel and Postgres. I've written things like this in the past and it will be nice to not write this again.
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by peregrine 14y ago
Nice article! Have you considered open sourcing your hardware design and components? And even your software? I'd love to start messing with things like this need a starting point.
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by peregrine 14y ago
These are not real facebook pokes https://www.facebook.com/pokes they are phony.
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by peregrine 14y ago
Sounds a lot like the hypermedia discussions going around....
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by peregrine 14y ago
Lot of things described here, circular references, conflicts amongst the team, trouble with simple data import. These things are a result of the coupling of models to migrations. The method of models describing and generating the migration
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by peregrine 14y ago
I wish this article was around year or two ago. I had an awful experience with south so much so that I switched to ruby and sequel. Sequel totally decouples your migrations from your model. It's pretty nice actually and ends up saving quite
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by peregrine 14y ago
Super annoying, I had to read it in Instapaper just to cope.
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by peregrine 14y ago
I second Theanine. Personally I've been taking it before my morning coffee and I notice that I am less jittery and less stressful, while still having that caffeine high. I will even take it alone sometimes before a high stress situations an
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by peregrine 14y ago
Anyone have some good modern scifi recommendations? I've read some Stephenson and Gibson. Looking for more though.
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by peregrine 14y ago
https://www.cueup.com/ Is a similar product from a YC company.
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by peregrine 14y ago
Times are not great for plane airlines, I'm sure a struggling airline CEO would have no issue selling a plane to ShellCorp with a large bag of money.
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by peregrine 14y ago
Largest different is age and ruby vs python. That said Sinatra is built on Rack which has a ton of extensions to add things like sessions or auth. Where as flask has specific flask modules. Really apples to apples in my opinion.
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by peregrine 14y ago
This is a huge reason why I love http://stereopsis.com/flux/ they have a iPad app but only available for jail broken iPads. When going from my laptop to ipad at night its a huge and painful difference, its largely the reason I am consider
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by peregrine 14y ago
More important for storage space, quicker updates and faster indexing. If these things are less important(most cases) don't worry.
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by peregrine 15y ago
Real question is... why not just use UglifyJS or any one of the other js minifiers? So what Crockford is opinionated about JS, we all know this. Don't use his products if you don't like his opinions.
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Why Perelman refused the million dollar prize(reddit.com)
2 points by peregrine 15y ago|1 comments
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by peregrine 15y ago
Yep, if you are googling it use golang, much easier to find things this way.
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by peregrine 15y ago
I've been putting together a small blogging application with Go just for fun on the side to pick up the language and work on my web design. Its a great language, I'm not using it for half of its capabilities but it very much feels well thou
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by peregrine 15y ago
Not sure, I am very much new to the new "go" command and how it works. Everytime I did a go get on a repo it would get the wrong version. I'd just cd into the 3rdparty dir and then pull/checkout the weekly branch and be ok. I figured their
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by peregrine 15y ago
Been playing with the weekly versions of Go for a couple weeks now. Highly enjoying it, my biggest pet peeve was that every library had a master and "weekly" branch which required me to manually pull down the weekly. Shouldn't be long and I
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by peregrine 15y ago
You can always run coffee at the command line.
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by peregrine 15y ago
Because it compiles to js and can run in either.
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by peregrine 15y ago
Very cool, this reminds me of D3.scales https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/Scales good work!

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