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I had an itch to scratch , and I wanted to get a bit more familiar with Openshift . I had used it in the past, but it was time to have another go. The app and the code are now available. Feel free to check out: https://pdfdoc-purpleidea.rhcloud.com/ This is a simple app that takes the URL of a markdown file on GitHub, and outputs a pandoc converted PDF. I wanted to use pandoc specifically, because it produces PDF's that were b..
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I had an itch to scratch , and I wanted to get a bit more familiar with Openshift . I had used it in the past, but it was time to have another go. The app and the code are now available. Feel free to check out: https://pdfdoc-purpleidea.rhcloud.com/ This is a simple app that takes the URL of a markdown file on GitHub, and outputs a pandoc converted PDF. I wanted to use pandoc specifically, because it produces PDF's that were b..
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Just a quick update this week to confirm that I am in fact alive. The iOS contract game is just about done. I'm pretty happy with it. Now it's back to work on Lemma: I'll be running a booth, speaking, and participating in a panel at the Ohio Game Dev Expo next weekend! Come on out and hang with us!
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Most (all?) programming languages write assignment with the destination variable on the left hand side, i.e. a = b+c;
Therefore most (all?) programmers are familiar with the destination for an operation being on the left hand side. Therefore, I think, when designing functions or commands doing copying or assignment, the result should also be on the left hand side. Example: memcpy in C. Counter-example (which confuses me): Array.cop..
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Wow! I love your app because I start out completely useless. I’m fumbling up this learning curve and I have no idea what I’ll be able to do once I spend the time to master it! — no user ever Start your users with this feeling: Credit: reddit …before you start them at level 1:
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Wow! I love your app because I start out completely useless. I’m fumbling up this learning curve and I have no idea what I’ll be able to do once I spend the time to master it! — no user ever Start your users with this feeling: Credit: reddit …before you start them at level 1:
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How to Implement Hypothesis-Driven Development | Thoughtworks
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www.thoughtworks.com
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11 years ago
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Practicing Hypothesis-Driven Development is thinking about the development of new ideas, products and services – even organizational change – as a series of experiments to determine whether an expected outcome will be achieved. The process is iterated upon until a desirable outcome is obtained or the idea is determined to be not viable.
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We last explained some of the concepts behind the EDT in 2008 so it’s high time we wrote about it again, there is a section about it in the developer guide as well as in the courses on Udemy but since this is the most important thing to understand in Codename One it bears repeating. One of the nice things about the EDT is that many of the concepts within it are similar to the concepts in pretty much every other GUI environment (Swing/FX, ..
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Every time I would upgrade OS X it took probably 45 minutes of fiddling with my Apache configuration to get it working properly. I'm writing this article in the hopes of saving myself and others some time. The Setup For the following examples, {username} represents your username. Firstly, if you don't already have a Sites folder, create one in your home directory. $ mkdir ~/Sites Create or update /etc/apache2/users/{username}.conf t....
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Every time I would upgrade OS X it took probably 45 minutes of fiddling with my Apache configuration to get it working properly. I'm writing this article in the hopes of saving myself and others some time. The Setup For the following examples, {username} represents your username. Firstly, if you don't already have a Sites folder, create one in your home directory. $ mkdir ~/Sites Create or update /etc/apache2/users/{username}.conf t....
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Aggregating Apache logs with Fluentd and Amazon S3
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engineering.hackerearth.com
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11 years ago
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HackerEarth infrastructure is hosted on Amazon services. At any given point of time many webservers are running concurrently serving thousands of requests. This generates tons of access and error logs on each server separately. The task here was to parse the logs on all these webservers and store them at one place in a format that can further be used to derive meaningful insights from the data. We tried to accomplish this using fluentd and....
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Comment on I challenge you to a game of Sokoban Golf! by aursaraf
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myownfortune.wordpress.com
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11 years ago
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https://github.com/SonOfLilit/quickbmc/archive/gh-pages.zip To change it into your own, you will need to edit the .html file with a text editor like Notepad++. It's not complicated - just look for text you see in the rendered version (when you open it in the browser) and you'll know where you need to make changes.
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Maps rendered with MapTiler or available as MBTiles file can be uploaded to Amazon S3 and viewed using libraries such as Leaflet, OpenLayers, WebGL Earth, Google Maps API, MapBox.js, etc.
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The Media Queries 4 spec brings insight to technological capabilities that are coming up soon (this is based on the Editor’s Draft, October 10, 2014).
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Comment on I challenge you to a game of Sokoban Golf! by aursaraf
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myownfortune.wordpress.com
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11 years ago
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It's open source, see here: https://myownfortune.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/how-i-made-a-simple-business-model-canvas-for-geekar/
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Comment on I challenge you to a game of Sokoban Golf! by jrios57
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myownfortune.wordpress.com
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11 years ago
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Hello , I noticed you used a template for your previous business model canvas . Would you mind sharing that template with me ?
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I’ve written about snail breeding here before, at length. However, since I now want snail behavior to go through the brain I had to rework the trigger that led to two snails mating and producing offspring. A few different things had to be prototyped to make this work, especially because in a snail’s mind there is no real way of distinguishing food from another snail without learning from experience and some basic instincts to guide the way.
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Lately, I was trying to create a form for one of my models which had a required boolean attribute. The model class Foo < ActiveRecord :: Base validates_presence_of :a_flag end The form
Foos#new<%= form_for @foo do | form | %> <% if @foo . errors %> <% @foo . errors . full_messages . each do | message | %> <%= message %><% end %> <.... |
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UPDATE : I created a gem to cover the functionality of this post. Visit its homepage here . I was working on my application and I wanted to write some RSpec tests for some controllers having before_filter for some actions. I didn’t want to explicitly test the behaviour of the filter since it was already tested in another context. I only wanted to test that it is being executed. Let’s assume that this is our controller: class Fo....
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Lately, I was trying to create a form for one of my models which had a required boolean attribute. The model class Foo < ActiveRecord :: Base validates_presence_of :a_flag end The form
Foos#new<%= form_for @foo do | form | %> <% if @foo . errors %> <% @foo . errors . full_messages . each do | message | %> <%= message %><% end %> <.... |
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UPDATE : I created a gem to cover the functionality of this post. Visit its homepage here . I was working on my application and I wanted to write some RSpec tests for some controllers having before_filter for some actions. I didn’t want to explicitly test the behaviour of the filter since it was already tested in another context. I only wanted to test that it is being executed. Let’s assume that this is our controller: class Fo....
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Lately, I’ve been trying to find possible memory leaks in a rails 3.2.x application. NOT easy, believe me… Anyway, after visiting almost every single result from googling rails memory leak , I learned something I didn’t know. Symbols in ruby never die. ( Update 2016: No more the case for the latest ruby versions) . Given that, I wrote some code to track the creation of symbols in the application by rendering a debugging kind of panel....
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Contact Centres deal with a lot of challenges. Is it possible to create a contact centre where callers feel valued and employees enjoy going to work? And can this be done while moving the key metrics that matter to the business? Well, we took a few bold steps and tried a few unorthodox moves - but the journey was very rewarding and we’d like to share our story of how we transformed the call centre operations at REA.
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