tesmar2

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by tesmar2 14y ago
I am wondering if Apple should not just go ahead and acquire AMD in order to further vertical integration.
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by tesmar2 14y ago
Most users don't care if rbenv is better than rvm since they do the same thing, and apparently, at least according to the other poster, rbenv is slow
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by tesmar2 14y ago
You may be the kind of guy who can do that, but after a couple of those outings one of you will probably start to develop affection for the other one, and that is why I would recommend sticking to a group.
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by tesmar2 14y ago
> (being married makes this a little bit less awkward for me) I would think that it would make it MORE awkward for you to ask a female colleague to go out.
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by tesmar2 14y ago
*too
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How Star Trek: TNG Changed Culture Forever (entertainment.time.com)
2 points by tesmar2 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What does it gain a founder if he gains 100M/revenue and loses his soul?
2 points by tesmar2 14y ago|2 comments
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by tesmar2 14y ago
I think it really depends on the type of apps you write. If you write small - medium rails apps, then the db is usually just dumb storage and if you are careful to use the ORM properly, then DBs are just plug and play. If your app is larger
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by tesmar2 14y ago
I bet after you switched your data over you wrote the conflicting SQL lines in a much more generic way.
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by tesmar2 14y ago
Good link, I'll not complain next time :)
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by tesmar2 14y ago
Oh, downvote for what would be a good business decision in most companies? (unless super high performance is necessary?)
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by tesmar2 14y ago
I don't value the underlying database as much anymore since I have been working with Rails apps. The database is just an API. I want to write my code in such a way that I could unplug POSTgres and plug in SQL Server tomorrow without skippin
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by tesmar2 14y ago
I think the pi has been great, and am currently using it as a NAS. As a programming platform it's a great introduction to programming for ARM.
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by tesmar2 14y ago
An 83 is the first machine I programmed on and I think it's still a great tool to start with because of its portability. The Pi is nice because of projects like this article mentioned.
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by tesmar2 14y ago
The Rasberry Pi is the perfect board for a new CS student as it is powerful enough to do almost anything a regular linux server would be normally used for (NAS, Print Server, Web Server) and cheap enough for a starving student to afford. Pl