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by rsanheim 16y ago
Using the dock is a smell. Using Launchbar/Google Desktop/Quicksilver (or whatever) is always going to be faster to open things. If I could turn the dock off completely on my mac without hackery I would.
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by rsanheim 16y ago
"He is prevented from exercising in his cell. If he attempts to do push-ups, sit-ups, or any other form of exercise he will be forced to stop" I think this would be the worst for me, along with the checks every 5 minutes.
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by rsanheim 16y ago
Please let the RAM be upgradeable, at least from the apple store...
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by rsanheim 16y ago
I think you'll find a wide range of times works for folks, depending on what sort of routine and exercise you do and stick to. If you love road biking, you will probably spend more time exercising then someone who loves doing a lot of high
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by rsanheim 16y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by rsanheim 16y ago
Ruby/Clojure/Lisp/Javascript - dev and PM - Durham, NC, Washington DC, and Columbus, OH areas Relevance ( http://thinkrelevance.com ) is hiring. We are the guys behind Clojure/Core ( http://clojure.com/ ). We do a lot of Ruby with and wit
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by rsanheim 17y ago
Does anyone know what the actual real world difference would be like between the Apple 256 GB SSD upgrade and the Intel 160 GB drive that everyone talks about?
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by rsanheim 17y ago
The Daemon is that much closer...
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JavaScript Testing with Screw.Unit(tech.hickorywind.org)
2 points by rsanheim 18y ago|0 comments
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by rsanheim 18y ago
If any fellow HN readers want an invite, you can send me a direct message on twitter or wherever. Right now we support open source Ruby projects, so if you fit that group let us know.
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by rsanheim 18y ago
We support Ruby btw, not just Rails. We'd love to expand to more languages, the big question is which ones do we focus on next due to the time+cost it takes.
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Fully Headless Javascript Spec library(blog.thinkrelevance.com)
2 points by rsanheim 18y ago|0 comments
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by rsanheim 18y ago
I think both install processes suck, in their own ways. Mac does due to all the reasons listed by the article. Win sucks (at least circa XP, I haven't touched Vista) in that each installer is often still inconsistent and unique in its own
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Git from the bottom up(newartisans.com)
24 points by rsanheim 18y ago|0 comments
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by rsanheim 19y ago
The Effective Executive is fantastic -- not just for C-level execs, but anyone who has to "execute" every day using only their own intelligence and experience (read: anyone working in software or business).
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by rsanheim 19y ago
If you don't care enough to write tests or clean up your code, why would anyone else? If you just want to throw out a proof of concept, a blog or paste site is really the best place for it.
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by rsanheim 19y ago
lame. yes, everyone realizes muxtape is at risk, but that doesn't mean you need to hurry along the eventual shutdown. muxtape is doing something very cool, and I think eventually some smart record label will understand that and release som
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by rsanheim 19y ago
Git may be more important for a startup. I'm guessing the typical startup, particularly YC types, will be using a ton of open source. Git enables you to take all the open source libraries you depend on, branch them, add the little change
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by rsanheim 19y ago
new features with launch: - network visualization on repos and all their forks (seriously cool): http://github.com/mojombo/god/network - comments on commits: http://github.com/defunkt/facebox/commit/554c03c2e432340293a... - campfire and
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by rsanheim 19y ago
Fixed. If you can point out namecheap doing something like this: http://nodaddy.com/mystory.html , then I'd agree with your second point.
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by rsanheim 19y ago
I had read from various places that if you do that you'll end up in the 60 day 'purgatory' where you can't transfer your domain. Why would you need to disable this feature in order to transfer -- does it implicitly lock you out from gettin