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by why-el 14y ago
It was also emailed to the Rails Core mailing list, thats where I read about it first.
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Hexagonal Rails (Talk on rails domain objects)(youtube.com)
2 points by why-el 14y ago|0 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
Do you know of a highly successful startup or company doing this? i.e. Same logic with different delivery mechanisms and no hassles whatsoever?
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by why-el 14y ago
I can't help but see the irony in the fact that the Rails community is slowly moving back to app directories similar to those we found in Java's Spring and others. I guess people from the Enterprise world had a point.
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by why-el 14y ago
Indeed. :) But something that I can partially build then resume at a later date works too. Not sure I can do the Instagram thing just yet!
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Ask HN: Can you suggest something that I can build/do in few days/a week?
8 points by why-el 14y ago|12 comments
547.
by why-el 14y ago
This was also discussed five years ago in this great post by Martin Fowler: http://martinfowler.com/bliki/ClassInstanceVariable.html
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by why-el 14y ago
A little meta, but this design makes it hard to comment on posts! I spent about a minute trying to find the comments section, which is a click away, as opposed to a simple scroll.
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by why-el 14y ago
Does anybody know whether this is a good introduction for someone who plans to go over the Lambda Papers in detail in about two weeks?
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by why-el 14y ago
Except when I am offline for a minute, then I have to do some digging. Are you aware of this news.ycombinator.com/best though? I find it helpful
551.
by why-el 14y ago
I will be more shocked if I discovered that people dive this deep into code before upvoting, because it is generally not the case. If you think of it, we would have missed your valuable input if people didnt upvote this for you to see. :)
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by why-el 14y ago
This is a lot easier with eval languages, you just make your own REPL and the sky is the limit.
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by why-el 14y ago
Haha, interesting edit. :) I think the reason is that people are expecting a discussion of these kinds of decisions (Reverting back to a minimalist design, how to AB test maybe, and so on), and since GitHub is known to pretty much everybody
554.
by why-el 14y ago
No I am not. But he follows me, though I dont think that should grant me the right to see what repos he creates.
555.
by why-el 14y ago
For me, its simply really, a language is itself a program with too many users, and Guido has demonstrated good design, scale, and engineering skills in building such a program.
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by why-el 14y ago
I think localisation makes sense for the docs. Maybe we can branch off from here and coordinate the efforts. I myself am ready to work on Arabic and would love to have people join me.
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by why-el 14y ago
I read about it in one of Steve Yegge's Emacs posts. Now I use it everywhere!
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by why-el 14y ago
I came across several job posts in London in the threads you mentioned (sepcificallym the whoishiring account). Not sure why you needed a new thread for London.
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by why-el 14y ago
Perfect, you got it. Again, fantastic work.
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by why-el 14y ago
Fantastic work. The website is wonderfully crafted, and the icons are awesome. I really needed this. Quick question, where would one place an attribution to this work? I was thinking at the end of the about page in my application(s).
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Ask HN: Why isnt Scheme popular in production environments?
15 points by why-el 14y ago|6 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
I am sure this is very irrelevant, but anybody else thinks season 5 of The Wire was that bad? I think it was outstanding.
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by why-el 14y ago
Oh you guys are doing great work. I had a similar idea for a long time now, so its good to see it executed. :) Quick question: Does the API allow you to do interesting things with the newsfeed elements like tags and saving/searching?
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by why-el 14y ago
Does anybody know of any Facebook apps that sort of do the same thing, i.e. recreate the Facebook newsfeed experience for users?
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What is Spotify Worth? (theatlantic.com)
2 points by why-el 14y ago|0 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
I do something similar. If I am to open too many tabs and don't really need the dev tools, i.e. doing some casual browsing, I go for Opera, or Firefox instead of Chrome. I also go for them when travelling and the battery is scarce.
567.
by why-el 14y ago
This is awesome. Tackling the dom in a comprehensive and library-agnostic way is what I need right now.
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Ask HN: Anybody facing issues with Github's agressive page caching?
2 points by why-el 14y ago|0 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
I agree with you here. That project manager you mentioned is a lot of things to a lot of people. But I think as programmers we might want to agree on a set of standards that identify the good and the bad. I am one year or so older than Dan,
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by why-el 14y ago
Better yet, you need to be one of them. It works well when your service is, well, of service to you! thats when the proximity to the user is maximized.

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