raycmorgan

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by raycmorgan 11y ago
This has now been fixed. Sorry again for the trouble!
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by raycmorgan 11y ago
My 3 month old goes through about 5-8 and my 2 year old 1-4 a day depending if he uses the potty or not.
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by raycmorgan 13y ago
Thank you for your comment. I agree that there is nothing wrong with using a plurality of systems when needed. Your example of moving from one to another is great! Start with a simple system, and once you find bottlenecks, optimize with spe
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Startups should use a relational database(raycmorgan.com)
57 points by raycmorgan 13y ago|75 comments
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Notch ld28 - Santa's last minute chopping(test.notch.net)
3 points by raycmorgan 13y ago|0 comments
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by raycmorgan 13y ago
Although I understand the concerns of the article, I do not agree. I think auto updates make for a much better experience for both users and developers. The web has had this model forever. With iOS you do have the review process delay, but
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by raycmorgan 13y ago
I would do it in Node.js like the following: async.eachSeries(players, askName, function (err) {}); // this is someplace it should go function askName(player, callback) { Ask("What's your name", functio
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by raycmorgan 13y ago
In the fraud detection and ad tracking spaces there are companies that use this technique. They are able to adapt to changes in the browser (using statistics, cookies as bridges, your favorite shopping site's userId, etc). In the track
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by raycmorgan 13y ago
I know a couple groups that use this technique to track iOS app downloads. Although iPhones aren't very unique, looking at the somewhat unique fingerprint + timeframe from browser to app d/l works out pretty well.