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Gmail Mobile team talks Latency and Code Loading(ajaxian.com)
15 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|1 comments
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Enhancing User Interaction With First Person User Interface(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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Beware managers with free time(37signals.com)
5 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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A case study in using HTML5’s sectioning elements(edward.oconnor.cx)
2 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
Agreed. I have waffled back & forth on embedding gists in my blog posts because they don't show up in RSS readers. Also, if you have a long blog post with multiple snippets of code you have to create a new gist for each one. It'd be nic
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
This guide is very "SQL Server"-centric, which I would imagine won't be of too much interest to many Rails devs. Still, for those working with SQL Server, it is very good.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
Yah homebrew looks really cool. I'm pretty happy with MacPorts (except for its lack of speed sometimes), but will be keeping my eye on homebrew for sure.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
That's pretty cool. I've shied away from zsh for some time as I'm very comfortable with bash, but a lot of evidence has been coming to me lately that makes me want to give it a go.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
Yah that's a nice way to fix it as well, but I prefer to be able to continue using the "cd" command since it is burned into my brain.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
I wrote a bash function yesterday which allows you to cd ... to move up two directories instead of having to cd ../.. Want to move up 4 directories? cd ..... Pretty useful, imo. Check it out http://blog.jerodsant
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Horizontal Navigation Menus: Trends, Patterns, and Best Practices(smashingmagazine.com)
2 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
Fair enough. I was on my iPhone and about to go to bed. It was an interesting claim and I wanted to know if it was founded or not.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
> it's more expensive for the state (and therefore taxpayers) than life without parole Do you have a source to back that up?
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Ruby Gem Packaging: Best Practices(weblog.rubyonrails.org)
4 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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Lack of ZFS File System Support in Snow Leopard Due to Licensing Issues?(macrumors.com)
1 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|2 comments
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
Sure you could do something like that, but the OP did not suggest such a practice.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
The difference is stuff installed in /opt is encapsulated inside its own folder, whereas everything in /usr/local is shared (one bin dir, one lib dir, etc). So if I want to uninstall Ruby from /opt I do something like this: rm -rf /op
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
I don't know why people advise others to splat their compiled 3rd party software all over /usr/local when /opt is there specifically for that purpose. Also, enabling pthread on 1.8 has some significant performance problems unless you're usi
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Ruby Version Manager: Easily Use Multiple Ruby Versions At Once(rubyinside.com)
25 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|17 comments
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
I just recently started reading that site (thanks to HN). Wow. I've never felt so inadequate as a programmer.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
Nice to see Apple shipping before their publicized time frame (September). A rarity.
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Self-Scheduling Ruby Scripts(blog.jerodsanto.net)
2 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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His Name is Robert Paulson(ozmm.org)
13 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|2 comments
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
nickb == _why?
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GPush: iPhone Push Notifications for Your Gmail Account(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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Lessons Learned from Three Years of PeepCode(nubyonrails.com)
9 points by sant0sk1 17y ago|0 comments
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
So as a payment receipient, does this bypass the regular fees for receiving payments?
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
My feelings about rockstar/ninja/warrior job postings are similar to how comedian Demitri Martin feels about bumper stickers: "A lot of people don't like bumper stickers. I don't mind bumper stickers. To me a bumper sticker is a shortcut.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
I have been happy with http://www.name.com (so far). $9 .com's with free private WHOIS and they don't mess with you at all. Actually, I called them today to check on a transfer and the customer service was good too.
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by sant0sk1 17y ago
s/surprising/depressing/ GoDaddy's "used car lot" salesmanship makes me loathe the company. I'm in process of transferring all my domains elsewhere.

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