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by robdor 12y ago
Why is that? My daughters play with barbie dolls and I love that they also have an interest in software development.
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by robdor 12y ago
I haven't looked too deeply into Rust yet, but was able to understand this coming from Elixir. Pattern matching makes for a beautiful solution. This is a similar solution in Elixir: fizzbuzz = fn(x) -> case {rem(x, 3) == 0,
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by robdor 13y ago
The first line of the documentation says that it uses a "HAPI-REST API". https://github.com/jheising/HAPI
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by robdor 13y ago
I disagree that a high vit + end build is bulletproof. I'm absolutely certain that most anybody could destroy that build easily in PvP. One of the great things about the build system in Dark Souls is a build that is great for PvE may n
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by robdor 14y ago
With Clojure being available for the jvm, the clr through ClojureCLR and javascript through ClojureScript I don't believe that this will be much of an issue.
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by robdor 15y ago
I have been using node.js for my day-to-day engineering for the past year. It certainly takes a couple of weeks to get a good feel for solving problems without being able to use normal flow control. But once you get it becomes easy. So I wo
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by robdor 15y ago
In the setup described here (it has changed a bit in the 6 months since this article was written) Varnish was being used primarily for caching and sending needed requests to the single application server. Calling it a load balancer at that
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by robdor 16y ago
This is very similar to the arguments in the game dev community defining whether one has ascended from hobbyist to indie status. It's nothing more than an infantile attempt to stroke the egos of the people who consider themselves in the upp
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by robdor 17y ago
Hacking on a GitHub client for Palm's webOS. http://robmerrell.github.com/gitopotamus/
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by robdor 17y ago
Reminds me of this post from 37signals a while back. http://37signals.com/svn/posts/1561-why-you-shouldnt-copy-us... The definate danger of simply copying an idea is not knowing the motivation, thought processes and discarded tangents th
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Believe in your product(blog.trackera.com)
3 points by robdor 17y ago|0 comments
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by robdor 17y ago
I find "reality checks" to be a great benefit of having a co-founder. The best of us spend time pursuing ideas and tangents for our startups that really don't matter. A co-founder can help identify and keep those incidents to a minimum. Of
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by robdor 18y ago
Making online customer support easy with Candlelight -- http://www.candlelightapp.com I've been working on it nights and weekends. Great respite from some of the less than pleasant activities of coding at my day job.
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A web application in 6 weeks: Candlelight(candlelightapp.com)
1 points by robdor 18y ago|0 comments
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by robdor 18y ago
What a great question. I'm particularly interested in the marketing and customer gathering methods of startups who have gone the bootstrap route instead of receiving investor money.
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by robdor 19y ago
No, php's implementation of anonymous functions is not efficient. When create_function is called it stores that created function globally which doesn't allow garbage collection. Making it pretty much useless to use in callbacks or when de