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john_p_wood
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Comment #3539719
I just finished using these guys for a product I'm launching next week. Great service and great support. Highly recommended.
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Comment #3379590
I thought the same thing. However, it looks like this was cleared up in another thread. It seems as though you are expected to join Living Social at then end of the training. So, i…
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Comment #3377678
Something tells me that after making it though a program like this, you'll have plenty of job options, with the one from Living Social just being one.
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Comment #3196007
I went to a code retreat back in July. It was a great experience, and I would highly recommend it. You can read about my experience at http://johnpwood.net/2011/07/29/what-i-learne…
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Comment #3019167
The design was done in house at Signal by Drew Myler. That boy can make a pile of horse shit look sexy.
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Comment #3018355
Good suggestion, thanks!
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Comment #3018346
The time zone setting for the task is used to determine when Proby should be expecting a notification from that task. We're still thinking of the best way to display the times on t…
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Comment #3018200
I'll be expecting that pat on the back when I come in on Friday Doug...
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Comment #3018076
Hello HN. We were occasionally running into issues where our scheduled tasks would not start when expected. There were many reasons for this (environment changes, lock files not be…
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Show HN: Proby - Task monitoring made simple
Hello HN. We were occasionally running into issues where our scheduled tasks would not start when expected. There were many reasons for this (environment changes, lock files not be…
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Comment #1453197
I haven't had much experience with database triggers, so it's hard for me to compare the pros/cons of using triggers vs using CouchDB. Thinking about it, as far as the stats stuff …
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Comment #852421
Ha, that's funny. I thought I coined the term as well until a Google search smashed my hopes.