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jmcnevin

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About jmcnevin

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    Comment #32841352

    I'd say give Temporal ( https://temporal.io ) a look, but there are a lot of options ( https://github.com/meirwah/awesome-workflow-engines ).

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    Comment #30368857

    We've been using Temporal for the past year and have found it to be an absolute joy. Being able to model business processes--some of which may take multiple _years_, and require hu…

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    Comment #11912603

    Would you ever want autocomplete on, say, a field where you're inputting a 2FA response? Probably not, since any suggestions would be useless. I find the workaround of "just put so…

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    Comment #10471394

    I find this story highly suspect, unless the writer happened to find a company run primarily by sociopaths.

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    Comment #8796594

    Previously, on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8712261

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    Comment #8166070

    I've used Uber dozens of times, but stories like this really make me think I should give Lyft a shot. After all, if this company is operating in such an underhanded manner this ear…

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    Comment #6580154

    I'm not sure why MS decided that the release of a free upgrade of their product that's trying to address pain points with Metro would be great opportunity to shove the Windows Stor…

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    Comment #5214264

    It's worth noting that Twitter had their own project called Starling, but I get the impression they've moved on. http://rubyforge.org/projects/starling

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    Comment #4607510

    What does this have to do with client trust? They're expecting the client to access their API a certain way, and the client is sending what is arguably a malformed request. This is…

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    Comment #4607470

    This (mass-assignment) is fairly standard Rails-fu, so its fair to assume that this could affect a lot of apps out there.

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    Comment #4576245

    What the hey... I'd love to see support added for the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.

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    Comment #4443712

    Rackspace customers can use SendGrid to send up to 40K emails a month for free. I wonder how this might impact that deal.

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    Comment #4081464

    Yep... if you follow the link you received previously, there's a new Steam key available for the added games.

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    Comment #3899292

    I don't believe the intent here is to replace Resque (Resque is awesome), but provide a slim API at Rails.queue that Resque/Delayed Job/BackgroundDRB/Torquebox/etc. could tie into,…

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    Comment #3879919

    Wow, thank you for this. The delay caused by this behavior has been driving me crazy for a really long time.

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    Comment #3464886

    For those who aren't familiar with MC Frontalot, might I suggest you check out "It is Pitch Dark," his rap about Zork. http://youtu.be/4nigRT2KmCE

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    Comment #3295802

    FYI, you can wrap any line of Ruby at a comma, provided there is one.

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    Comment #3188351

    I guess this will get _someone_ using id tech 4... doesn't look like it ever got much love from a licensing standpoint. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id_Tech_4#Games_using_id_Tech_4…

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    Comment #3123348

    As an rdio subscriber, a streaming video service that offered some sort of integration with rdio would be pretty interesting. A single subscription plan that would allow for unlimi…

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    Comment #3109740

    For the record, I almost immediately filled up my allotted iCloud backup space because of rdio, because I have 4.6 gigs of music synced for offline use, and it wanted to back that …

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    Comment #3108758

    Is it possible that a user could use Instapaper to save a document that they wouldn't be able to download later, even if they had access to an internet connection? If that's possib…