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chsonnu
12y ago
Boston, MA (South Shore) ZenWrench - http://www.zenwrench.com We do on-demand used motorcycle inspections. We're looking for a ruby/sinatra/mysql/jquery dev that also likes getting their hands dirty wrenchin
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Unused road space is staring everyone in the face and only a small percentage of commuters are using it: motorcyclists. If you just took 10% of the cars off the road and had them riding and lane splitting instead, congestion would be reduc
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chsonnu
12y ago
The exercises in the book "7 steps to a pain free life" by Robin McKenzie worked for me. For me the book was worth its weight in gold.
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chsonnu
13y ago
You're about a decade too late. Back when Party Poker and Neteller was around, playing weak tight ala "winning low limit holdem" by lee jones was like printing cash.
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13y ago
If you liked this you may like Asimov's The Last Question: http://filer.case.edu/dts8/thelastq.htm
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Why you should choose UCSF over Stanford
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The biggest benefit of riding is that you can cut your commute time in half if you're willing to lane split. There's also free parking everywhere if you know where to look. And don't forget you're getting a minimum of
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13y ago
Get some QA engineers to manually test every build.
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13y ago
Interesting visualization of Boston's bike sharing program: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMBXdKj4iDQ
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13y ago
Are you breastfeeding or just pumping milk? The act of breastfeeding typically soothes and knocks the baby right out.
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Mayer, Paid To Have A Nursery Built At Her Office
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14y ago
Chef
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14y ago
The exercises in the book '7 steps to a pain free life' saved my ass: http://www.amazon.com/Steps-Pain-Free-Life-Rapidly-Relieve/d...
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14y ago
Next step should be a ruby DSL to generate CoffeeKup markup!
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14y ago
Hi, what is the benefit of your offerings vs installing openvz on a managed host?
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14y ago
I had a religious friend that would force us all to hold hands and say a prayer. It worked half the time too.
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Ask HN: Do you have business insurance as a freelancer?
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15y ago
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15y ago
Selenium IDE is a bad road to go down if you're in any type of continuous deployment environment. Your test suite is unmaintainable after a dozen or so cases. What has worked for me is to use WebDriver directly, and to separate the testin
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15y ago
lubuntu
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15y ago
I either sit on a stool, or on the edge of my seat. For me, using back support just encourages bad posture.
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15y ago
Looks like less engaging 4chan that just happens to have a female demographic.
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15y ago
He's probably suffering from a quarter life crisis. A common thing in generation Y.
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15y ago
What's new? It reminds me of the dog and pony shows with Enron and Goldman. These guys aren't skilled at anything other than pandering to the elderly.
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15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1886310
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15y ago
http://ean.com
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15y ago
Maybe Watertown is different but every local government I've had to deal with is crawling with luddites.
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15y ago
If you have a dedicated QA group, you can say it will decrease the amount of time QA spends on regression testing.
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15y ago
Engineer's Guide to Silicon Valley goes over a couple of these questions and scenarios.
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15y ago
Relearn how to do something "the rails way" when they already know how to do it elegantly in PHP or ruby/sinatra.
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15y ago
For those who prefer using Ruby, try the ruby bindings: http://rubygems.org/gems/selenium-webdriver Now wrap your tests in RSpec and you're good to go.
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