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by r00k 14y ago
I apply this principle to view objects as well. Can you give an example of something you think should be excepted?
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by r00k 14y ago
Bad interview questions are actually quite useful, as an indicator that the company is not somewhere you ought to work.
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Close your laptop(codeulate.com)
6 points by r00k 14y ago|6 comments
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by r00k 14y ago
The damn text box I am using in this browser to enter this comment is far more user-friendly than VIM. To the average user, sure; the text box is more friendly. But that's not the point with vim. At all. Vim's design goals are speed and e
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by r00k 14y ago
For those that have already bought: if you follow the link they emailed you, you can download the additional games.
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Types of Coupling(robots.thoughtbot.com)
3 points by r00k 14y ago|0 comments
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Forty Minute Talk-Slots Should Die(speakingforhackers.com)
1 points by r00k 14y ago|0 comments
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by r00k 15y ago
I loved this blog post (and the other one I read, about Battelship), so I wondered who was behind these great posts. Their homepage says this "DataGenetics is a technology consultancy specializing in unlocking the value stored in large data
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by r00k 15y ago
Congrats on discovering testing! Getting "test-infected" yielded easily the biggest productivity gain in my career. However, you've got another big win waiting for you if you'll try something subtly different: write the tests first. Moving
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Integration Tests for Stripe with Cucumber(blog.hackerengine.com)
2 points by r00k 15y ago|0 comments
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Kill Your Introduction(speakingforhackers.com)
2 points by r00k 15y ago|0 comments
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by r00k 15y ago
That's a great point, thanks for mentioning it. I realized it myself earlier but forgot to remember it :). I'll rerun the survey on a screencast post.
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My Three Tiny Startups: HackerEngine, Speaking for Hackers, and Vim University(thepassivistblog.com)
2 points by r00k 15y ago|2 comments
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by r00k 15y ago
Thanks for your questions! You can buy it once and use it as many times as you like. "UI" refers to a landing page and checkout form that we pre-built and include with the app. We didn't do a good job of making that clear, and that's someth
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by r00k 15y ago
Sorry about that, and thanks for letting me know. I messed up our SSL settings at 3AM. New personal rule: no mucking about with crucial settings when exhausted. It's fixed now.
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by r00k 15y ago
Good question. I've got good coverage with unit tests and cucumber features. The tests do things like bang on the credit card form in a bunch of ways and make sure things work correctly. The integration tests actually hit Stripe's test serv
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by r00k 15y ago
Yes, it should be. It's at the very top of our list to fix this, but we're hoping to collect feedback while we undergo the certificate approval process.
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by r00k 15y ago
Hey all, I'm one of the authors of HackerEngine. I'm happy to answer any questions you have and would love your feedback. Thanks!
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HackerEngine: A payment-ready Rails app with Bootstrap, Stripe, and KISSmetrics(hackerengine.com)
28 points by r00k 15y ago|20 comments
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by r00k 15y ago
Can you explain why you have that impression?
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by r00k 15y ago
Well, detailed doesn't necessarily mean advanced :), but I'm planning on releasing advanced content too.
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by r00k 15y ago
I've used keycastr in the past (OS X) for showing the keys I'm pressing. It's a little distracting though. I've found that with sufficient narration, I don't need it.
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by r00k 15y ago
Yep, I plan on having a mix of free and paid content.
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by r00k 15y ago
Hey all. I'm the author of the site and totally agree that RSS is desperately needed. It's next on my list.
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by r00k 15y ago
If I were them, I'd be scrambling to make recruiters pay $xx-$xxx to contact people through the site.
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Creating vim macros and saving them for later(vimuniversity.com)
4 points by r00k 15y ago|0 comments
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"Holding down 'j' is a vim anti-pattern." Better ways to jump long distances(vimuniversity.com)
3 points by r00k 15y ago|0 comments
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Your first vimrc should be nearly empty(vimuniversity.com)
3 points by r00k 15y ago|0 comments
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by r00k 15y ago
That's too bad. I wish your editor had had more respect for your readers.
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by r00k 15y ago
I'd recommend not mapping over ; It's very useful. It repeats your last f or F command. I probably use it a dozen times a day. If you do map something on top of it, consider moving it elsewhere.

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