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arbales

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    A plugin for the Sequel gem to enforce privacy policies at the ORM layer; inspired by Facebook's Ent framework. I've been working on it for over a year, within a side project app a…

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    Comment #16084272

    The Unfinished Nation by Alan Brinkley

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    Comment #6961954

    Apps have different reasons for accessing SMS messages: confirming phone numbers via SMS, SMS bridging like previous versions of Messenger or Hangouts, etc. The link eco posted is …

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    Comment #6945081

    There are a lot of opportunities to create great tools for designers – and you're right that QC has an uncertain future. However, QC is a really powerful tool, and shapes the way w…

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    Good designers and good developers have a lot in common.

    A high-level talk I gave at Waza this year on how designers and developers consider similar things and build skills in similar ways.

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    Comment #4503523

    I think adding tiers would muddy their service model – the default answer is /always/ not to do something, adding a feature or constraint should only happen with a compelling reaso…

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    Comment #3956994

    It actually /is/ a bonus – because you're already employed, and salaried, there's no obligation for your employeer to pay you more for services rendered. I'm no lawyer either, but …

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    Comment #3956977

    "or if you leave before you file for the bonus" my point is asking for a bonus for growing the team /after/ you've left, thereby shrinking the team, is kinda silly.

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    Comment #3956971

    Bummer you think that, bro. Bad mouthing anyone is something we should all work to grow out of.

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    Comment #3956967

    Oh don't get me wrong, if someone actually owed me 10k, I'd totally care /and/ be aggressive about collecting, but that's not the case here. Startups, especially small ones, need n…

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    Comment #3956942

    He's really not owed anything. He neglected to collect his referral bonus it before leaving, bummer.

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    Comment #3956558

    Really disappointed by this post. As a long time friend of Miso and the awesome people there – the people responsible for several awesome open source projects (Padrino, RABL, to na…

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    Comment #3908111

    I'm not convinced this is actually a good thing to do. As noted by others, its unsuitable for dynamic content, and less direct than `$.data(...)` barring page refresh. Just not sur…

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    Comment #3714985

    The privacy policy, meanwhile, states… "We will not share personal information about you with other people or nonaffiliated companies, unless we have your permission…"

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    Comment #3597671

    Facebook launched "Groups at Your School" – at least to CMU. A casual survey of friends indicates only a few have the groups, which are available to both of CMU's current student a…

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    Facebook launches "Groups at Your School"

    Facebook launched "Groups at Your School" – at least to CMU. A casual survey of friends indicates only a few have the groups, which are available to both of CMU's current student a…

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    Comment #3336779

    If you've been using it and its comfy, just stick with it. People will just care about the code anyway.

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    Comment #3335955

    Ah, no biggie. Go Ahead and run with Amber.js, launch your site and updates your namespaces. I doubt they'll be any toe-trampling confusion. At most there'd be one or two feathers …

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    @jccodez the web app and iOS apps both leverage the same RESTful API. We're planning on opening the API to other consumers as soon as it reaches a ~1.0 state.

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    That's fairly typical though.