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Job description written in Ruby(jobs.37signals.com)
42 points by subbu 17y ago|35 comments
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by subbu 17y ago
This one is good too: http://www.shell-fu.org/lister.php?top
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by subbu 17y ago
cd - (Go back to previous working directory) sudo !! (Run the last command as root) :w !sudo tee % (Save a readonly file in VIM) > tmp.file (Empty a file) cmd !$ (Run cmd with previous commands arguments) They are just some of my favori
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by subbu 17y ago
I do know though that if I break one of my fasts because I got hungry it will be very easy for me to break the next. That's how I quit smoking :)
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by subbu 17y ago
He was code factory. Look at the number of projects he's created single-handedly.
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by subbu 17y ago
Yehuda is nicely filling the void left by Jamis Buck after he stopped blogging about Ruby/Rails.
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by subbu 17y ago
People liked him because of the quality of the stuff he produced. I personally haven't seen rockstar qualities from him. Most of his work (code/blog) are to the point and of high quality.
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by subbu 17y ago
Not a job inquiry. But I am doing something that might be of interest to circleofmoms. Would you be interested to talk to me? my email is subramani.athikunte at google mail?
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by subbu 17y ago
Here is an extract of it: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/article1084093.ece?pri... and the review of the book here at HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=283983 .
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The Nike Experiment...the Power of Personal Metrics(wired.com)
6 points by subbu 17y ago|0 comments
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This will solve another issue related to passwords. Password confirmation. Displaying password in clear text removes the need for password confirmation field. This could be a worthwhile experiment.
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by subbu 17y ago
Even better, just click on that cross button so that the whole search result goes away. That's what I do whenever I see an entry from experts-exchange.
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by subbu 17y ago
Hunch seems pretty similar to action mazes. But action mazes is predominantly used in educational and instructional purpose. So it doesn't suggest more answers for you at the end. Instead it tells you what would happen if you follow a certa
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by subbu 17y ago
Wikipedia can only help if you know what you want to study and know how to move around finding information. For a lot of people in the third world this is not the case. They need mentors and guidance more than the material and information.
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by subbu 17y ago
I have noticed a bug tracking system works better for a one-man one-project setup. You can pretty much express everything in tickets/bugs. I am using lighthoseapp.com and its working just fine for me.
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by subbu 17y ago
I like your last paragraph. Its important to pump up yourself continuously.
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What axod is suggesting is programmers can always write something of their own if there isn't anything they want. They don't have to write everything in the first go. But incrementally. This is how Django and Rails were born. Smart people w
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by subbu 17y ago
Though its a neat shortcut, a new member in the team who has not heard about the extension won't understand the code straight away. That's the problem of modifying the core behavior of a language/framework (often called monkey-patching).
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by subbu 18y ago
This claim may not be entirely true. I think people clicked on this link because they couldn't see what it might look like when the dropdown is completely open. This plugin in question shows just the initial state of the dropdown. Whereas p
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by subbu 18y ago
+1 for that.
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by subbu 18y ago
Create a profile on LinkedIn (if you don't have one already) and subscribe to 'Ruby on Rails' and other specific groups. I have seen quite a few contracts (both full-time and part-time) on 'Ruby on Rails' group. May you will find some luck
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Google Earth 5.0 released(theinquirer.net)
1 points by subbu 18y ago|0 comments
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by subbu 18y ago
Wow great. Thanks for that.
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by subbu 18y ago
I was under a lot of stress some time back. I started exploring meditation, and other related stuff to solve my problem. But the actual problem turned out to be something else. I was not sleeping enough. I had a shitload of debt. I was trav
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by subbu 18y ago
Thanks Peldi. It doesn't matter if it's a hack as long as I can get things done :)
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by subbu 18y ago
What I like about Iplotz is its ability to create multiple wireframes. But I hope either peldi or Iplotz guys replicate Omnigraffle's master/canvas feature. Have one master template and then create multiple canvases using this master. This
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Iplotz - balsmiq alternative(iplotz.com)
20 points by subbu 18y ago|31 comments
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by subbu 18y ago
For people who are looking for a shorter list: 1. http://www.joelonsoftware.com/navLinks/fog0000000262.html 2. http://www.hanselman.com/blog/SixEssentialLanguageAgnosticPr... 3. http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000020.html
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by subbu 18y ago
As a developer I am very happy too :). Thanks for all the great work.
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Wikis at github(github.com)
2 points by subbu 18y ago|0 comments

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