xaviershay

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by xaviershay 15y ago
jruby big yes and they're aware of it and this fix. rubinius small yes, possibly a maybe (haven't investigated properly).
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by xaviershay 15y ago
This has been fixed and the post updated.
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by xaviershay 15y ago
As of now, there are none outstanding that I know of.
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DBIYF World Tour Retrospective (with numbers)(two-shay.com)
7 points by xaviershay 16y ago|1 comments
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The Perils Of Opinionated Software(railsinside.com)
3 points by xaviershay 16y ago|0 comments
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NYTimes jQuery Slidebox tutorial, with CSS animations and analytics tracking(rhnh.net)
2 points by xaviershay 16y ago|0 comments
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How To Spend Money(two-shay.com)
3 points by xaviershay 16y ago|0 comments
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by xaviershay 16y ago
Totally, it's on the cards
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by xaviershay 16y ago
Ruby on Rails developer, primarily. Heaps of demand at the moment.
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by xaviershay 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback, it's had mixed responses. I hand rolled the snap out to copy the NYT, if that counts (it has subtle but important differences) ;)
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by xaviershay 16y ago
How many months do you feel would be sufficient? What extra information should I be looking for in those months?
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by xaviershay 16y ago
I'm feeling this a bit, so I'm keeping an extra eye on things to try and ensure I don't become complacent.
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by xaviershay 16y ago
Sure I could double it ... but why? 2 years is far in excess of my planning capability. The effective difference between 2 and 4 for me is basically zero. (Also! Not having a job doesn't mean I don't have income. I'm still aiming for 50K in
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by xaviershay 16y ago
Exactly. I suspect you can't find a dream sitting at a desk. I have plenty of savings, and plenty of earning potential - if I really get stuck (I don't believe likely) I can always pick up another job. Money is a means, not an end.