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thebrokencube
15y ago
I think he also was trying to make the point that the more popular the language is, the more resources there are to reference when you get stuck.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
BigCommerce, Shopify, Volusion are probably the closest to 'Wordpress for retail', but they seem to be mostly focused towards small businesses. Not that big businesses can't use them, but yea.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
In a lot of cases the stuff is habitual, at which point you get extremely irritated that people keep screwing up and all the time you're the one who has to clean up the mess. Yea sometimes stuff happens, and I don't think most people have a
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thebrokencube
15y ago
Webfaction ( http://www.webfaction.com ) is a pretty good hosting company. They're developer-focused as you can pretty much use whatever stack you want (and if it's not on their list there's probably a way to get it to work anyways, they'll
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thebrokencube
15y ago
Another good tool (especially if you're a Vim fan) is ViEmu: http://www.viemu.com/ . I remember using it a few years ago and it brought over a lot of the functionality that vim users have grown to appreciate. I had a really good experienc
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thebrokencube
15y ago
Wholeheartedly agree, GoDaddy's site is atrocious to use.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
Wait, you'd get to teach Ruby to kids? I'll be honest, all of the things for the program sound really awesome, but this is by far the most appealing point for me. I remember hearing a saying/quote which went along the lines of "if you can't
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thebrokencube
15y ago
That's a pretty interesting point of view, one I never even considered. One can only hope.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
Maybe, but it's a little silly that they can't take a second to listen to what you said.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
I think this makes a lot of sense. Like, if you work at a web design shop and your website doesn't look good, you're doing it wrong IMO.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
I felt pretty jerked around at my last job, and stood my ground. I was pretty much forced to quit 2 weeks later. Of course there were some other issues, but the point being, some people don't really like you standing your ground and would r
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thebrokencube
15y ago
So here's a question I have been battling with for weeks. Some of these things are definitely things that are wrong with the system, but how reasonable are some of these other points? Like wanting to work on interesting projects, wanting to
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thebrokencube
15y ago
I second this. My friend started learning rails a few months ago and was having some issues with his app on webfaction. he contacted their customer support, and even though it wasn't a server thing, they helped him with the issue. talk abou
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thebrokencube
15y ago
You have no idea how much I wish I had a mentor. And I think there's probably a bunch of other people out there who feel the same, even if they're not willing to admit it. It's very lonely and terrifying entering this demanding world with n
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thebrokencube
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A few coworkers and I signed up for the DB class and ran into the same problem. What we decided to do instead is just read through the material whenever we get a chance and not worry too much about the assignments (unless we get time). We d
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15y ago
I'm a huge fan of Sonata ( http://sonata.berlios.de/ ). While it isn't a Qt based interface, I've used it a bunch over the last couple of years and it functions great as a simple GUI frontend for mpd. Anyways, just my 2cents.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
I can attest to this. For a few months I telecommuted as our business did not have an office space, and I definitely felt But as rick888 said, if you can separate the 2 somehow by discipline or otherwise, it can definitely work out.
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thebrokencube
15y ago
I hope this isn't a stupid question, but how is this significantly different from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? My understanding of CBT is that through guided training you are able to take the automatic negative thoughts you have and throug