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facebiff
6y ago
Nice work! FYI, there is a ruby testing library with the same name that's somewhat well-known (~3K stars on github) https://github.com/travisjeffery/timecop
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facebiff
10y ago
STARBURST LABS - PROVIDENCE, RI, USA - ONSITE We’re looking for experienced senior software support engineer to join our growing team and expand both our current products and launch new ones this year. Our next team members love to architec
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facebiff
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/On-site Based in Boston, MA / Providence, RI. I'm a software engineer with wide experience in dynamic programming languages. - Expert in Ruby, Python and JavaScript - Broad understanding of full-stack we
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facebiff
13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/On-site Based in Boston, MA / Providence, RI. I'm a software engineer with wide experience in dynamic programming languages. - Expert in Ruby, Python and JavaScript - Broad understanding of full-stack we
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facebiff
13y ago
FWIW, I really liked the use of "baller" as the most expensive furniture category. For me, it added a much-needed dash of humor to the site, and to me, it's an acknowledgement of how expensive high-end furniture can be. I a
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facebiff
13y ago
First, congrats to this guy for building and releasing software that solved a problem he had. But in my experience, a good way to improve your pace, become more consistent, and improve your running form in general, is to NOT WEAR HEADPHONES
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Sit, Stand, Walk - The Evolution of a Desk Jockey
(panopticdev.com)
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13y ago
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facebiff
14y ago
I think a lot of folks who argue "you should learn how to be a DevOp" are working on a single product that's always in active development. And they tend to see the problem through that lens. (maybe I'm wrong about about the OP, but that's
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facebiff
14y ago
Author here: Thanks much for the feedback. I definitely have more experience in Ruby than Python. In a longer version of this talk, I go into more detail on list comprehensions, iterators and decorators. I'll work to include these to so
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Python for Ruby Programmers (LA RubyConf 2013)
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14y ago
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Can We Strike a Balance Between Agile and Waterfall Software Development?
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14y ago
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RubyConf Roundup: Day One
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