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by rawsyntax 9y ago
https://www.healthcarebluebook.com/
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
How do you know if you've mastered the hammer?
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
Thanks for you interest. I'm the author, let me know if you have any questions / comments
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
This must be a joke, HN auto [dead]s all my submissions now. Even deaded an article from my blog that got 11 upvotes before it was deaded
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
honestly this looks like a little advice on how to format your resumé / look for a job online. I saw nothing about acing the interview or how to write a really killer cover letter. I wrote a post about how to get a programming interview a
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
cool site, I look forward to your emacs tips. I have been doing a "Learn Emacs" series on my blog for a while now. http://rawsyntax.com/tagged/emacs and I have a lot more post ideas in the works.
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
like any language feature it can be abused, however I find I like it
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
what' he's referring to, in my experience is the fact that microsoft has been trumpeting IE and HTML5 for some time (particularly on windows 7 phone). And that except for the hd7s and samsung focus, windows 7 phones are stuck with ie 7 mob
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
A few weeks ago I had an article dead'ed after getting 10 upvotes. And now all my submissions are marked dead seemingly permanently. So what am I todo except stop contributing to HN
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
Thanks for the info, after hearing people praise wordpress as the holy grail of blogging, I found it to be very very slow. Hopefully this plugin will help
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
I'm not sure, but my submissions are being marked as dead automatically now.. So I guess HN thinks I'm a spammer. What's interested is one submission that got 10 upvotes before getting dead'ed
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
careful submitting to HN. My submissions are now all marked dead automatically for the past 2 weeks... Even one of my blog submissions got 10 upvotes before being marked dead.. No idea why this is happening / how I can stop it.
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
From what I read at the time, (january 2011) sandforce based SSDs got much better performance on mac systems. I think this was to do with OSX's lack of support for TRIM. On the other hand, right after I upgraded my SSD, I went to ruby 1.9.
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
I back up with time machine too. I used it once when I had to send my macbook pro in for maintenance. I just hooked up my timemachine drive to my wife's macbook pro, and it worked great.
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
I tend to use heroku's free plan for testing out ideas. I wrote a post detailing how here: http://rawsyntax.com/post/8737142015/host-your-side-project-...
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
ruboto code on github https://github.com/ruboto
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
don't sweat it, thanks for the hour long screencast on backbone.. that must've taken some time to put together
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
I take a similar approach. Fork any git-based gems to my account on github, and specify an exact version of each gem I use in my Gemfile, like gem 'rails', '3.0.7' # for example And also version the Gemfile.lock file. That way my environm
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
This looks awesome. As somebody who has considered getting into iOS programming, but hasn't taken the dive yet (more focused on ruby based websites / mobile websites right now), thanks for making it open source.
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
This is cool just for fun, but practically there are sites like http://ajaxload.info/ that generate spinners for you, if you don't know how to do it yourself
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
This is a nice to have feature. Currently I do this with http://hellofax.com They have a web based pdf editor / signature tool
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
From the Full Article: The move suggests that the standard could be coming in the future, but since the position is still listed, it seems unlikely that we'll see DisplayPort included with the next iPhone / iPad at this point. So apple may
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
"pretend the next guy is a psycho path with a baseball bat who knows where you live" That'll helps to motivate you to write good documentation. And interestingly, many times it may be you referring to your old documentation. There's a para
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
Generally, I use a different password for every site (using 1passwords generate feature). That helps guard against any site storing in plaintext
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
I went through http://news.ycombinator.com/leaders and tried to find twitter usernames for each user. Let me know any additions / corrections. Thanks PS: https://twitter.com/#!/rawsyntax/hacker-news-leaders/members for list of people
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Show HN: HN Leaders Twitter List(twitter.com)
1 points by rawsyntax 15y ago|1 comments
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Learn Bash: Remove Commands from your History(rawsyntax.com)
1 points by rawsyntax 15y ago|0 comments
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
sounds like another hydra ( https://github.com/ngauthier/hydra ). It distributes your tests across processor cores, and optionally remote workers (other machines) Why is Buffet better? (I'm genuinely interested)
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Host your side project for free(rawsyntax.com)
2 points by rawsyntax 15y ago|0 comments
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by rawsyntax 15y ago
heroku is working fine for me now, got 2 projects hosted on it

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