justinbaker

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by justinbaker 15y ago
Telecommute?
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by justinbaker 15y ago
How is other different from I don't use either?
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by justinbaker 15y ago
Fuck him. Really, is the web black market that big of an issue? How about the fucking economy?
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by justinbaker 15y ago
They are getting their IPO's too, and I feel sorry for the sad saps who lose money. Second Bubble is coming!
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Ask HN: Why can't any companies turn a damn profit?
5 points by justinbaker 15y ago|9 comments
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by justinbaker 15y ago
..Really? There's a reason they are and have been trying to move away from this script kiddie style of programming..
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by justinbaker 15y ago
Honestly the stupidest shit I have read this month. PHP did that too, and they always do smart things right? The guy might have a PhD, but he knows nothing about usability of languages. He also dissed OOP, but I guess having concepts that a
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by justinbaker 15y ago
He is also a hacker. A designer lacks the skills that hackers and only hackers possess. so fuck no.
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by justinbaker 15y ago
Ruby isn't at all difficult to deploy. There are plenty of hosts, and cheap hosts at that. I tried Django in my early coding days, and I liked it at first. I tried Rails and switched immediately. I think it was the fact the Django used most
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Why Rubyists should try Elixir(blog.plataformatec.com.br)
16 points by justinbaker 15y ago|0 comments
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by justinbaker 16y ago
I know. I have the syntax too. It's just one of those things where you have both a bad and a good side. It's about trade offs. On the bright side, https://github.com/josevalim/elixir was recently released and made me actually like Erlang
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by justinbaker 16y ago
jQuery is for websites, while Dojo or Prototype is for applications. The architecture of the library/frameworks are extremely different, and if you can write jQuery then it isn't too difficult to switch to another library or framework. It's
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by justinbaker 16y ago
Just having a tag for ruby questions doesn't make sense. Ruby users tend to do many different things, using many different libraries. Basically the intent is to focus on ruby. No Java, no python, just ruby programmers answering ruby questio
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RubyQuestions,a community for ruby-specific questions.(rubyquestions.net)
3 points by justinbaker 16y ago|2 comments