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19y ago
Perhaps you could create a designation for sponsored reviews and request that companies provide reviews to seed their profiles. The key is clearly denoting them as "sponsored."
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There’s only one workaholic here . . . me!
(rorblog.techcfl.com)
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The same folks who brought you Mighty Morphin Power Rangers want to fund your digital media startup.
(newteevee.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
They've gotten noticeably more amicable in their responses recently.
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"Open in TextMate" from Leopard Finder
(henrik.nyh.se)
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19y ago
You could always re-implement Git in OCaml, Haskell, or whatever other language you might like.
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19y ago
Actually, reading the tea leaves, I think Merb will become a solid competitor to Rails this year and perhaps even overtake it in 18-24 months. This is all speculative, of course, but there are definitely a lot of smart people taking a very
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BioRuby and Ruby on Rails: Active BioRecords
(bioinformaticszen.com)
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19y ago
hehe, indeed.
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PMOG
(pmog.com)
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19y ago
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How To Convince Your Investors That Rails Scales
(trak3r.blogspot.com)
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19y ago
Heh, upon review of what I said, it probably came off as too harsh. I was so terse because I didn't feel like writing a long polemic at the time I made the comment. :) Now that I have a minute, here are some of the points I disagreed wit
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Merb Textmate Bundle
(github.com)
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19y ago
Spoken like a true ignoramus. If I were the author, I'd start off by learning what engineering is before I pontificating about it. Truly, one of the lamest things I've read all year.
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19y ago
I don't get it . . . were you playing around with the voting mechanism and you figured out how to give someone multiple upvotes for one item? Otherwise, I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
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The Daily Chump Bot
(usefulinc.com)
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19y ago
Mostly hip-hop, especially freestyles.
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Poor man's web application with StrokeDB and Merb
(rashkovskii.com)
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Tim Berners-Lee makes a business case for the Semantic Web in 14 paragraphs
(w3.org)
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19y ago
That's journalism?
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Braid - a Piston equivalent for Git users
(evil.che.lu)
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The Git Bundle for Textmate
(blog.macromates.com)
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19y ago
The disdain for customers shown by Hansson of 37signals is an arrogance bound to fail. As long as 37signals is a hobby, where programmers code for themselves, it may very well succeed as a small enterprise with its current size of 10 emplo
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19y ago
In my program, we had classes (6.033 http://web.mit.edu/6.033/www/ , I'm looking at you) with tasks that practically required you to use *NIX systems, know how to open LaTeX'd Postscript files, install open source libraries from tar files,
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19y ago
Since when are growing up smart and growing up poor mutually exclusive?
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What OAuth is for, and why not to trust 3rd party clients
(groups.google.com)
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19y ago
students seemed apathetic about attending class and personal success For what it's worth, students like this get weeded out of MIT rather quickly.
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MIT to be tuition-free for families earning less than $75,000 a year
(web.mit.edu)
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Spokeo spam
(blog.evanweaver.com)
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19y ago
I'm in favor of a short break prior to the final push. But, to me, a short break is a pre-sprint evening of dinner and drinks to boost morale and get the team feeling good together. I personally wouldn't break for two weeks when you can se
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