troels

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901.
by troels 14y ago
Oh, I'm with you on the "get a prototype up and running, using consultants" part. Definetely a good investment. But depending on how much work was poured into this, it's probably relatively trivial to re-implement. It is a minimally viabl
902.
by troels 14y ago
Indeed. If he is hiring for a CTO, why has he made the technical decisions up front? I realise he has had a MVP built in Ruby, but that shouldn't dictate the technical platform - leave that for the future CTO to decide.
903.
by troels 14y ago
This is the entire reason people petition against the death penalty. No, it's not.
904.
by troels 14y ago
what? where is that?
905.
by troels 14y ago
Either you're seriously clumsy or you just have a really big portion of bad luck!
906.
by troels 14y ago
Google Docs has version control baked in.
907.
by troels 14y ago
Agreed - That part stood in stark contrast to the rest of the section, which otherwise is good advice, imho.
908.
by troels 15y ago
otherwise we would do the job ourselves Only if you have infinite time at hand.
909.
by troels 15y ago
embrace extend extinguish
910.
by troels 15y ago
As long as you control the product entirely, I believe that it's possible to break tasks down into one-week chunks. But what happens when you depend on external parties to complete your task? If they don't delivery, or if it just takes a lo
911.
by troels 15y ago
A.G.I.?
912.
by troels 15y ago
That's ... mean
913.
by troels 15y ago
Ah, you mean you'd like an explanation of those concepts? Well, I think I more or less understand the details by now, but it would take some effort to put it all into words. I'm afraid I don't quite have the time for that at the moment, so
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One Two One Two Microphone Check - Jeff Atwood(one-two-one-two-microphone-check.com)
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915.
by troels 15y ago
That started out promising, but ended up a bit disappointing. Editing the zone file seems like the least interesting part of this topic. How about explaining the relationship between dns, registrars, soa records, ns servers etc.? This is
916.
by troels 15y ago
I was once told that trust is not something one earns from you - it's something you chose to invest in others. I think that's quite right.
917.
by troels 15y ago
You need to contact NameCheap. There is a window where they can reverse the transfer, if you can persuade them.
918.
by troels 15y ago
Yeah, I've been wondering the same thing. Here's what I found so far, but really nothing definitive: http://demo.analytical-labs.com/ https://github.com/drkreso/cube http://databrewery.org/cubes.html http://exposedata.com/parallel/ve
919.
by troels 15y ago
This is my (only) beef with Rackspace. We're currently using them, but we're looking to migrate away. Because of their tiered pricing, we need to pay through the nose for our ssl-proxies/edge caches, since that's the only way we can get eno
920.
by troels 15y ago
It wouldn't make new connection sounds while searching though.
921.
by troels 15y ago
So `find ... | xargs grep ...` is still faster, right?
922.
by troels 15y ago
Very impressive and an inevitable evolution, I guess. Although I must say that this is exactly what Stallman is warning us about. Javascript applications are fine as long as they are used as intended by the programmer, but they do not have
923.
by troels 15y ago
I tried something similar recently and got flooded with errors. The problem is that Javascript errors happens for all sorts of reasons outside your control. Affiliate banners, Facebook like buttons, strange browser toolbars, to name a few.
924.
by troels 15y ago
It's the only unix that you can run Microsoft office on.
925.
by troels 15y ago
Curiously though, many popular languages are created by non-English natives.
926.
by troels 15y ago
Personally I find the thought of humans killing humans much more scary than machines killing humans.
927.
by troels 15y ago
Yes - causes some confusion now and then. At least I'm not autoflagged by spam filters like the poor OP, so I guess I shouldn't complain.
928.
by troels 15y ago
Well .. I routinely have people questioning my name. Especially on internet forums.
929.
by troels 15y ago
I've never used ZF as a full stack framework, exactly because of its complexity, but I've plenty times used selected components from it. It makes a very fine component library in that sense - I just hope they don't mess that up with ZF2.
930.
by troels 15y ago
Wow. This is beyond ridiculous. The sole strength of php is that you can drop a file with the literal words "hello world" in your web root and there you are. Yes, you'd want to impose some structure as your application grows beyond that, bu

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