tmm1

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by tmm1 18y ago
http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2006/05/02/how-to-write-efficient-... http://www.maatkit.org/doc/mk-archiver.html
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JsSocket: javascript socket API(github.com)
3 points by tmm1 18y ago|0 comments
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Simple AMQP Library for Ruby(hopper.squarespace.com)
1 points by tmm1 18y ago|0 comments
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Measuring code quality- a scientific approach(osnews.com)
4 points by tmm1 19y ago|0 comments
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Re-generative medicine: Man re-grows fingertip and fingernail(cbsnews.com)
8 points by tmm1 19y ago|2 comments
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by tmm1 19y ago
no mention of github.com ?
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by tmm1 19y ago
Great idea, I'm so there. Douglas Crockford is coming.. didn't he invent JSON?
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by tmm1 19y ago
Oh, awesome. I never noticed it anyway since I have an account already. I use both slicehost and linode, and definitely recommend both!
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by tmm1 19y ago
Slicehost.com is great, but its hard to get an account. Linode.com is another great VPS with a better admin interface.
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by tmm1 19y ago
The way I see it, Merb is an implementation of Rails from the ground up- it appeals to Rails users and follows very similar conventions as far as configuration, directory structure, support for REST and included helpers (form_for, input_fie
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Ramaze: a Ruby framework that will amaze(antoniocangiano.com)
17 points by tmm1 19y ago|6 comments
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by tmm1 19y ago
The Design of Everyday Things
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Easy Facebook apps with Ramaze (ruby web framework)(source.ramaze.net)
7 points by tmm1 19y ago|0 comments
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by tmm1 19y ago
very cool. nice and simple, i love the three graphics explaining game play at the bottom. controls seem a but un-intuitive though.. up/down are reversed, and left/right might be a better fit
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by tmm1 19y ago
Interesting.. I'm a developer and have the same problem finding designers. Care to share some of tips for finding designers?
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by tmm1 19y ago
from NAVTEQ, who in turn get it from the Census Bureau TIGER project
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by tmm1 19y ago
There's also http://rddb.rubyforge.org/
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Ramaze: a simple, light, modular ruby web-framework(rubyinside.com)
1 points by tmm1 19y ago|0 comments
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by tmm1 19y ago
darcs, it's distributed, doesn't require a server setup, lets me work without a network connection, and the cli is extremely user-friendly. instead of committing files, darcs record lets me pick and choose what changes to include as part o
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by tmm1 19y ago
The better question is why?
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by tmm1 19y ago
Written in ruby, with the help of the following great technologies (most are ruby gems): - ramaze, the simple, modular web-framework (ramaze.net) - sequel as the database ORM layer (http://code.google.com/p/ruby-sequel/wiki/CheatSheet)
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by tmm1 19y ago
Perhaps not, but I don't really expect the app to take off anyway. Just needed a simple idea to implement and get familiar with the facebook api and fbml. That said, it seems the only apps that do take off on facebook are uninspired concept
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Ask YC: Critique my Facebook app
5 points by tmm1 19y ago|10 comments
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by tmm1 19y ago
http://pastie.caboo.se/113312
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by tmm1 19y ago
Prototype 1.6 has some nice new features, and mootools is cool, but jQuery definitely wins.
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by tmm1 19y ago
I'd recommend darcs or git. Check out Linus' talk on git, he basically spends 70 minutes talking about why a distributed VCS is vastly superior to any centralized system. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
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by tmm1 19y ago
I'm a big Gentoo fan, and if you've used BSD's ports you'll like Gentoo's portage