Cbeck527

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by Cbeck527 9y ago
My dad grew up in Roxborough, and always referred to it as a stoop.
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by Cbeck527 9y ago
Shameless plug for a CLI *say derivitive that a coworker and I made: RabbitSay. http://www.rabbitsay.wtf $ pip install rabbitsay $ rabbitsay "shameless plug" ┌───────────┐ | shameless | | plug | └───
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
I see your point, but don't necessarily agree 100%. Regardless, I was calling it as I saw it at the time. Checking out the comment section of a few posts on PH's front page today, it looks like my evaluation still stands. Though m
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
I agree- I stopped going back after I realized it was a homogeneous group (read: white dudes connected to VCs) patting each other on the back for releasing half-baked MVPs. I was really turned-off by that. That said, I think it's slowl
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
I'm at re:Invent currently, and this morning's keynote by the CEO has a superhero theme! :)
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
Eiriksmal's post nailed it. I used the Canon 40mm[1] pancake lens (one of my favorites!) and my 5dMkII. That pic was the final night that I was in California[2]. I took a nap and slept through the time I was planning to go to the bridg
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
I was recently featured[1] in collection #127, and as a long time user it feels really awesome to give back and let others use my work. I've also been to a few of their NYC meetups and it's clear that the site is backed by an amaz
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
Reminds me of a Motherfucking Website[1], and a Better Motherfucking Website[2] [1] - http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ [2] - http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
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by Cbeck527 10y ago
Jekyll as much[0] as[1] possible.[2] The simplicity of a static site, and the ability to host on S3 are the two biggest selling points for me. [0] https://github.com/Cbeck527/becker.am [1] https://github.com
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by Cbeck527 12y ago
Have you used Tweetbot?
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by Cbeck527 12y ago
Yes, so the attack vector is still higher than other solutions outlined in the article, but we've managed to avoid installing stuff like gcc. It's also significantly cut down our deployment time, especially when updating libraries
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by Cbeck527 12y ago
> "It remains virtually impossible to create a Ruby or Python web server virtual machine image that DOESN’T include build tools (gcc), ssh, and multiple latent shell executables." At work, our tech team has found an interesting
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by Cbeck527 12y ago
Or, you know, pay an extra $3 to Uber and avoid that situation all together. It shouldn't matter, but it does.
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by Cbeck527 13y ago
It definitely is, but with any service the people you're following makes a huge difference.
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by Cbeck527 14y ago
I began to notice this when Instagram made it easy to post full-resolution pictures to Facebook.
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by Cbeck527 14y ago
Agreed. This is a refreshing submission after all of these rant-y blog posts we've been seeing lately.
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by Cbeck527 15y ago
My new Macbook Air is fantastic for on-the-go work, but I don't think I'll ever give up my desktop. I've used my Air exclusively over my two week vacation (and I've gotten lots of work done on this little guy), but I still find myself missi
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by Cbeck527 15y ago
I just pulled the trigger on one. From what I've read the old Air was a great little computer, and these new upgrades should only improve it.
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by Cbeck527 15y ago
This is what grooveshark does, and they seem to be quite successful.