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ruby_roo

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    Comment #988706

    Would be awesome to hear from a Rails developer how Cake compares to what we have in Ruby land. I still have to build and maintain the odd PHP app now and again. Is cake worth my w…

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    Comment #986833

    You know, this whole episode could turn out to be a positive thing if he keeps pointing toward the Patriot Act as the real culprit. Which it is.

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    Comment #962019

    Better than email on a mobile device?

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    Comment #950794

    The Shangri-La diet is the lifehack of the century (not a diet in the traditional sense): http://www.sethroberts.net/ Seriously. You simply won't want to eat, and if you think you …

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    Comment #945671

    Alternatively, get your hands on a free IRC client and hang around #ruby and #rubyonrails on irc.freenode.net. Hit or miss, at times, but being able to chat live with real Ruby and…

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    Comment #899840

    These are terribly unstable on OS X... and I don't know why.

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    Comment #851735

    For Apple users, how does this compare to MobileMe/iDisk (Apple provides a free iDisk app for iPhone)?

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    Comment #703288

    I'd like to second this. Obsessive self-analysis can be a real problem. Over the years, I've learned to take myself less seriously, and my life has definitely improved because of t…

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    Comment #702729

    Is your personality type 'INTP', perchance? INTPs have these constant internal battles. We're good at concentrating and love working in the realm of ideas. However, we're often an …

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    Comment #696570

    Anti-aging/life-extension stuff is all very interesting, but I fail to see how such technology would ever become accessible to the public at large. For that to happen, I'd think th…

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    Comment #681468

    I just want to live long enough to live forever: http://www.fantastic-voyage.net/

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    Comment #671825

    Wouldn't it be nice not to have robots replace us, but instead make us better at what we do?

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    Comment #671211

    When will PostgreSQL hit the tipping point? Sucker has been ripe for the pickin' for years.

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    Comment #645297

    If Leo pressed on, wouldn't that have been a case of feeding the troll? Arrington even eggs him on with "Whatcha gonna do about it?" What a prick.

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    Comment #626944

    It's funny. As a Rubyist, I still recommend Python for getting started in programming. The docs are better, the code is probably easier to read for someone new to programming (ther…

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    Comment #617709

    Heisenberg's Uncertaintly principle incentivizes zero transparency when studying human behavior, does it not? That is rather frightening.

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    Comment #616164

    Good for Aaron! I don't understand the more critical comments here. He's obviously doing what he feels he needs to do to stay sane. Why so many judgmental statements? I think some …

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    Comment #614033

    I use mibbit all the time when I'm behind a firewall that blocks IRC traffic. I don't consider myself an idiot. It's probably also a great option for thin clients. I do use Colloqu…

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    Comment #607049

    It was weird for me at first, but I find it comfortable now. The eyes don't have to move as much while scanning code; small thing, I guess. Of course, if I didn't have a proper tex…

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    Comment #566445

    Phuckin' sweet. I love these guys!