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MacBook SSD may actually be one of the fastest MacBooks
(stakeventures.com)
3 points
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19y ago
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Ruby on Rails SEO Tips
(dailybingocards.com)
1 points
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19y ago
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Remote pair programming
(andrzejonsoftware.blogspot.com)
3 points
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19y ago
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19y ago
" I think you should not preface posts by telling someone they are missing the point. " You're right and I apologize; I was reacting to being downmodded earlier. " So, we should care because the public cares? " No, we should care that the
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pius
19y ago
A EULA, if written properly, is legally binding but violating it is not illegal in the criminal sense; it's a tort issue. If we were talking about violating the DMCA, however, it would be illegal.
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19y ago
I think you're missing the point. Paparazzi only take pictures they can sell and they can only sell pictures the public wants to see. It's notable that the general public is interested in seeing where some programmer is eating and what his
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19y ago
I think that the voting discrimination you describe (e.g. black people being more likely to vote for black candidates and women being more likely to vote for female candidates) is talked about so openly not because it's acceptable, but beca
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pius
19y ago
It's notable for exactly the reason rms said. Programmers attracting paparazzi is interesting, even if the drivel the gossip rags are writing isn't.
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pius
19y ago
Could you elaborate?
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19y ago
Yeah, that's certainly what he sounded like here (though I'm sure he's a great guy -- we've all got our soapboxes). I stopped reading after this: " I have no fucking idea where the hard drive is in my MacBook Pro, and even if you drew me a
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Mark Zuckerberg and his girlfriend make TMZ
(tmz.com)
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19y ago
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Seed funding for athletes: buy a share of this pitcher's future performance.
(realsportsinvestments.com)
5 points
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19y ago
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A Better Way to Select Random Rows (in Rails)
(agileproductions.com)
7 points
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19y ago
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What Is a Living Wage?
(nytimes.com)
1 points
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19y ago
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Years of irrelevance
(37signals.com)
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19y ago
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Static typing considered harmful
(blog.jayfields.com)
7 points
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19y ago
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19y ago
MIT, though the CS students are probably somewhat less entrepreneurial than Stanford students on average.
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Routing the Rails Way (Excerpt from "The Rails Way")
(informit.com)
1 points
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19y ago
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40 signs you really are a lousy PHP programmer
(reinholdweber.com)
1 points
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19y ago
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SwitchPipe - Make deploying Rails and Django apps an "upload and run" experience
(switchpipe.org)
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19y ago
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"So no, we don't hire architects. We hire developers."
(blogs.pathf.com)
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19y ago
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mephisto 0.8 is out
(blog.caboo.se)
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19y ago
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19y ago
If your project stays as you describe it, REST isn't crucial. Given that you're using Rails, though, it's just as easy to do it as not do it, as idiomatic Rails automatically enforces that architecture and gives you API support "for free."
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19y ago
"The patent appears to predate PLTaEURXs work." Boy, that extra character support sure would've come in handy. :P
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Introduction to XMPP and XMPP4R for Ruby Developers
(rubyinside.com)
1 points
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19y ago
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CabooseConf (Rails)
(rubyjudo.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
Isn't it supposed to be "teh" suck?
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Denture Hacks: How To Get Your Teeth Fixed in Mexico
(kuro5hin.org)
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19y ago
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19y ago
I'm in the same boat (in that I work my butt off), but I found it inspirational nonetheless. The primary message I took away wasn't really to "work harder." For me, it's a great reminder I can look at every now and then to remember that w
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For Security Purposes...
(thedailywtf.com)
1 points
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19y ago
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