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by smackjer 3y ago
Passwords can be weak, reused, stolen, or shared.
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by smackjer 3y ago
I think I'm gonna hurl!
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by smackjer 5y ago
Yes, it's public source code.
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by smackjer 6y ago
Nope. Any PillPack developer can look up any customer in seconds. Other employees have more limited access, but generally quite a bit of access. Access is logged in production, but developers can also get a clone of the entire production da
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by smackjer 7y ago
Form Health | Boston | REMOTE/ONSITE | Senior Software Engineer Form Health is medical weight loss. Delivered through your phone. Obesity impacts 40% of the US adult population, but only about 1% of patients receive medical treatment f
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by smackjer 12y ago
"bundle outdated" will do that too.
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by smackjer 13y ago
Sass can't do that, but the Compass framework (built on Sass) has sprite generation.
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by smackjer 14y ago
Totally agree. It inspired me to build http://strfti.me , and eventually the stamp gem.
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Optional Observers With Rails 3 and RSpec(blog.terriblelabs.com)
3 points by smackjer 14y ago|0 comments
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by smackjer 14y ago
The question isn't whether problems should be solved using engineering strategies -- in general, I agree that they should. Rather, it's whether everything in life is an engineering problem. Here's an example: When I was 18 I wanted to liste
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by smackjer 14y ago
IF engineering strategies are not always inappropriate, does that necessarily imply that they are always appropriate? I think the point of the post is that there's more to life than "frameworks". Not every problem is worth solving, and not
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by smackjer 14y ago
Terrible Labs is looking for a Lead UI/UX Designer to help us build great apps and an even greater team! https://sites.google.com/a/terriblelabs.com/careers/ You’ll collaborate closely with our clients and our world-class development team
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by smackjer 14y ago
And it's other people's prerogative if they choose to not use that code due to the license.
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by smackjer 15y ago
I've used Rails for almost 5 years. I've implemented Stripe, KISSmetrics, and Bootstrap each on at least two different projects. Even with my experience, I'd estimate that using a pre-packaged app like this would save me at least 3 hours of
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by smackjer 15y ago
I think truthiness and validity/completeness are different things. Overloading truthiness sounds to me like a recipe for confusion and less expressiveness. That said, I'm all for experimentation and would love to see this idea tried.
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by smackjer 15y ago
http://foamee.com/
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by smackjer 15y ago
That's fine for a simple DOM element, but quickly gets out of control. Imagine a list rendered in a loop from a JSON array.
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by smackjer 15y ago
I use Rubular all the time, and it inspired me to build http://strfti.me .
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by smackjer 16y ago
I've used http://www.zendesk.com before. Using http://tenderapp.com now and liking it.
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by smackjer 16y ago
This kind of transparency should be the norm, rather than the exception. Kudos.
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by smackjer 16y ago
A few alternatives: https://teambox.com/ http://goplanapp.com/ http://www.assembla.com/ http://www.codebasehq.com/
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by smackjer 16y ago
http://www.twackit.com Track any numeric metric over time using your Twitter account. People have used to to track their weight, mpg, jogging, movie ratings, etc. Most of the users right now are Japanese, tracking their "hakaru diet" (wha
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Strftime Date and Time Formatting Reference and Sandbox(strfti.me)
1 points by smackjer 16y ago|0 comments
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by smackjer 17y ago
Escape the quote. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_injection#Preventing_SQL_in...