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by ryanong 9y ago
Asheville, NC
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by ryanong 9y ago
Ngrok also works without port forwarding through a router
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by ryanong 10y ago
I think one reason could be because Delhi doesn't have it's own border control? But yea I get it, there are lots of things that can be done to enforce it.
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by ryanong 10y ago
Not to say school wasn't useful to you but all of these things could also be learned on the job. (As that is where I learned them)
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by ryanong 10y ago
Location is a serious thing in NYC for vendors. If someone moves within 10 feet of you, imagine your daily revenue cut in half. Sometimes vendors will informally buy locations from other vendors.
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by ryanong 11y ago
No but when the GPS tells you to drive into the lake, you shouldn't drive into the lake.
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by ryanong 11y ago
Would it be cheap enough to encourage a re-write, re-engineer the server stack, and re-train employees? I doubt it. I think it is an interesting question but a bad one most of the time unless you take into account all the other external fac
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by ryanong 11y ago
Thanks for the awesome work you have done on test-queue. We have really appreciated it at SchoolKeep.
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by ryanong 11y ago
If you want to implement this locally without using mini-test checkout test-queue by Aman Gupta at github. https://github.com/tmm1/test-queue One thing that really sped up our test suite was by creating an NGINX proxy
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by ryanong 12y ago
I think it implied that he didn't even get up from his chair. I think it implied that they grabbed it when he looked away.
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by ryanong 12y ago
any pictures or previews?
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by ryanong 12y ago
I would love to see openresty in there too.
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by ryanong 12y ago
I don't think they were rotating it. I think they were trying to keep it stable.
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by ryanong 12y ago
Hrm, great idea but not in practice? This is a demo from youtube. Looks even more shaky than the default camera app. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2-S5SgQFVg
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Gotham Ruby Conference Livestream(goruco.com)
1 points by ryanong 12y ago|1 comments
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by ryanong 12y ago
This is a really awesome book that explains what that it is and how it might work. Race Against the Machine, by Erik Brynjolfsson, Andrew McAfee http://www.amazon.com/Race-Against-The-Machine-Accelerating-... It has some id
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by ryanong 13y ago
As beautiful as this story is, I would also like to mention the numerous friends that I have that have unfortunately become extremely addicted to the drug due to this serenity. For many this feeling does not stay and must be chased with mor
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by ryanong 14y ago
For context I am a ruby developer first, DevOps second. The last cluster I managed was while I was working for Pivotal Labs. Out client had 50 VMs on top of about 30 Metal servers. We used OpenVZ, Scientific Linux (because centos didn't hav
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by ryanong 14y ago
I like heroku, I like metal more. But don't use chef... seriously... It is poorly tested, and lets you do way too many stupid things. Same with puppet. Check out salt stack http://docs.saltstack.com/
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by ryanong 14y ago
http://youtube.com/ryanmalcomong I have found that tips for traveling are all over the internet so I have none to give really. The advice you heard me tell you now is told by many others in travel blogs. http://reddit.com/r/travel
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by ryanong 14y ago
I used to live in NYC, and even there I was able to keep down my COL. I was lucky enough to grow up there but I found an apartment for pretty cheap in outer brooklyn. I didn't go out to clubs much, or eat out much either. I hung out mostly
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by ryanong 14y ago
I've met all kinds of ages while traveling. 18-72 mostly in their 20s yes but that is because of the amount of responsibilities. Most of the older people I have met learned how to delegate responsibilities and obligations or get rid of them
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by ryanong 14y ago
I'm traveling the world and living on $40 a day. I have a $300 netbook, an iPhone 4S which i could live without because it isn't unlocked so it is just an mp3 player, and a $70 kindle. No you don't have to be rich to live a minimalist life
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by ryanong 14y ago
It is interesting how replacing character with object makes it a decent guide to figuring out problems or refactoring in programming.
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Show HN: Spy, a simple mocking framework that prevents fantasy tests(github.com)
3 points by ryanong 14y ago|0 comments
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by ryanong 14y ago
Jose Valim made an awesome language for the erlang vm called elixir http://elixir-lang.org/ I have been playing around with it and it simplifies a lot of the things that bother me about erlang. It breaks some functional conventions for co
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by ryanong 14y ago
That is pair programming though. The point is to get the other user up to speed so they can contribute more to the project. I like to think of knowledge as a resource with compound interest for the individual and especially for the company.
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by ryanong 14y ago
How many people that aren't in the tech scene actually know a simple way to scan a QR code?
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by ryanong 14y ago
I had to do fuzzy string matching for car brand names, Two character pair matching tended to work best. Here is a gist of the code in ruby if anybody wants to steal it. I stole it from somewhere else and thus you have the history of program
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by ryanong 15y ago
You might want to look into using girl_friday instead of delayed job. girl_friday doesn't require an extra background worker.

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