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Post-it Wars Part Two: Space Invaders attack Pine Street(geekwire.com)
5 points by wgj 15y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Inside review of "Eloquent Ruby"(rubyinside.com)
2 points by wgj 16y ago|0 comments
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by wgj 16y ago
(2009)
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by wgj 16y ago
You might find this interesting: http://programmingzen.com/2010/07/19/the-great-ruby-shootout... It shows 1.9.2 to be a bit faster most of the time, and to have a smaller footprint. Still, Rubinius could be the better choice in some cases
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by wgj 16y ago
> And why, oh why, is “monkey” in the top 10? I think 'monkey' has always been a top ten password, not just for Gawker users, but I have no idea why. http://modernl.com/article/top-10-most-common-passwords (2006)
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by wgj 16y ago
The next version of RepRap will supposedly draw circuit traces. It is designed to have interchangeable extruders.
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by wgj 16y ago
It depends on how you define 'problem', but here's one small example ( http://fabathome.org/?q=node/110 ) and I've been reading recently about others. e.g. all kinds of small kitchen, bathroom, and utility items that are currently sold at
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by wgj 16y ago
What's embedded on this guy's blog? It's using a massive % of cpu.
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by wgj 16y ago
Capistrano's setting: set :git_shallow_clone, 1 takes care of this. I think this translates directly to a --depth parameter on git clone.
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by wgj 16y ago
Thanks!
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by wgj 16y ago
Kreci, you used to do monthly income reports. It looks like you're not doing those anymore? I'm probably not alone in being curious how your photography and other streams are doing lately. Thanks for the interesting Android report!
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by wgj 16y ago
Here in Seattle, Ticketmaster is in a lot of smaller venues. e.g. indie art band Cloud Cult was here recently at The Showbox, and that (and all Showbox shows) was a TM event. Point is, that and many other similar events in Seattle are hardl
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by wgj 16y ago
I know Ben Black and I can assure you he is very experienced with NoSQL data stores. He is calling for more attention to the query interface to these various data stores. He's specifically not saying they should be relational or dismissing
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by wgj 16y ago
Really I should have known.
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Hacking behavior: use the stairs instead of the escalator(youtube.com)
2 points by wgj 16y ago|3 comments
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by wgj 16y ago
What path are they using to spam you? I've never seen foursquare spam.
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by wgj 16y ago
In my experience (and what I've been taught): An engineer solves real world problems by using a methodology. e.g. the engineering method. http://www.eric.ed.gov/PDFS/ED276572.pdf , http://openlibrary.org/books/OL2558084M/Definition_of_the
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by wgj 16y ago
From winner, Nashville Flood Tees: "Not only did PayPal shut us down for 24 hrs after only being live for less than 8 hrs, because of the sheer volume we sold, but they’ve been really slow and difficult releasing funds to us."
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by wgj 16y ago
Chrome gives this warning: The website at www.mikesingleton.net contains elements from the site 85.234.191.190, which appears to host malware
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by wgj 16y ago
As far as I know, PMI is the most widely known certification for project management. Even if you don't intend to do their certification, their resources section should still be useful to you. http://www.pmi.org/
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by wgj 16y ago
That's only true within a limited set of constraints, for example, the tech industry. The film industry also uses the same term "FU money" and it means the same thing: the ability to choose your situation. In that industry, any successful a
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by wgj 16y ago
Along the same lines, but real-time animated for different data characteristics: http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/
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by wgj 16y ago
On Wordpress, wp-syntax has worked well for me and uses GeSHi: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-syntax/
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by wgj 16y ago
I haven't figured out how to send invites, but after submitting the waitlist form, Kyle sent me an invite within a reasonable amount of time. Give it a try.
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by wgj 16y ago
time to get a new iMac Gary :) The video is a couple years old. Edit: Now I notice there's a whole thread below pointing this out. Carry on.
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IE9: Big leap forward, and how we can help the Microsoft inertia(ajaxian.com)
1 points by wgj 16y ago|0 comments
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by wgj 16y ago
Raganwald does a nice job explaining the pitfalls (and to the OP's credit this was also linked from the original post.) http://github.com/raganwald/homoiconic/blob/master/2009-02-0...
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by wgj 16y ago
My problems with your analysis: 1) Content strategists happens to be a very low competition, low volume search term. It shouldn't be especially hard to make the first page. 2) You did in fact optimize your URL for the page that ranked for t
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by wgj 16y ago
Yes. Yes.
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by wgj 16y ago
same on Chrome/Vista

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