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chops

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About chops

My name is Jesse Gumm. I'm from Milwaukee. I like making things.

MMO Guild Hosting: http://www.dkpsystem.com

My company: http://www.sigma-star.com

Project Lead of the Nitrogen Web Framework for Erlang: http://www.nitrogenproject.com

Bluesky: @gumm.io Web: jessegumm.com

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    The misanthrope in me has almost completely taken over when dealing with incoming sales calls, and I've almost completely abandoned the idea that anyone calling me to sell anything…

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    Comment #34400171

    This has the same energy as the opening of Joe Armstrong's (RIP, Joe) talk, The Mess We're In: https://youtu.be/lKXe3HUG2l4

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    Comment #25214325

    It is indeed very websockety. While it is a server-side rendering framework, it relies heavily on javascript and websockets (or fallback to ajax, if websockets aren't available). H…

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    Comment #25213461

    Honestly, only tangentially (at best). Nitrogen is fundamentally an Erlang web framework, however the OTP skills learned should be universal. but we don't dive too deeply into OTP.…

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    Comment #25212599

    Thank you! You're right, the leanpub listing should have a link to the project's homepage, and a link to the Github. And I had removed the "Fork me on Github" banner thing from the…

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    I just want to say thank you to Stripe for being amazing. I'm just now dealing with canceling service with a traditional merchant account (I switched completely over to Stripe back…

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    Comment #21526183

    It blocks the on-page ads, but, if you opt-in will show you notification ads (non-invasive notifications), and will pay you for them.

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    Comment #15800183

    Indeed! Evan was a great member of the Erlang community. In addition to those qualities, he is just a very friendly and likable dude.

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    Comment #15068680

    Holy moly! So cringeworthy!

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    Comment #14428510

    Screensavers are great. I spent endless hours watching Screen Antics (aka Johnny Castaway)[1], and the silly things he did. But I also watched countless hours watching this art scr…

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    Comment #14318113

    I imagine Unity will live on in some way with a Ubuntu flavor called Uubuntu.

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    Comment #13901567

    > I have averaged a sale per month for the last 10 years from people clicking through onto this page. That might be enough of a "Why" to justify the title.

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    Comment #12537300

    PG doesn't appear to be active any longer ( https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=pg ). Looks like 2 comments in the last 2 years (and last post is almost a year ago).

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    Comment #12502531

    My favorite is PG's request to limit the fluff and get back to technical discussions like posts about the "Innards of Erlang": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=512145 Which lea…

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    Oh man, I remember that thread when it happened. That was something else. A glorious exchange.

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    Comment #11275081

    I have one major use-case for (very cheap) inkjet printers: on the beach. I run a non-trivial number of beach volleyball tournaments[1], and the beach is not a terribly hospitable …

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    Comment #10678996

    Surely sometimes when you glance over a patch that even without actually working through the code, you get a vibe that something doesn't seem quite right. I know I've gotten patche…

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    In the show House M.D , Dr. House explained his desire to become a doctor as based on an experience as a kid with the Japanese caste system: "When I was 14 my father was stationed …

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    Comment #10072572

    Autocorrect? My phone corrects postgres to "postures".

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    Comment #9908856

    The idea that Erlang/OTP is an OS is something promoted by Garrett Smith in this talk ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZGHzI9F5YE ), and the idea that it is intentionally OS-like…

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    Comment #9350969

    Thanks, I'll look into them!

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    After years of only reading technical, business, and philosophical books, I finally decided to take the plunge and read some fiction about 2 years ago. Since then, I've caught up w…