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One question for the author. Have you ever written a framework? Yeah that's right.

ha.


upvotes are O-V-E-R


is that a Portlandia reference?


Indeed it is. And I was sitting next to the author of this blog the entire time.


As I as reading this I thought how eerily familiar to Huffington Post this sounded. Then I remembered who Huffington Post was sold to.


The main difference between then and now is the heavy metal guitar solo used as the background music.


Whereas now you'd expect the clicky-click of Guitar Hero?


Nerds get exercise now. It's called DDR.


As long as your working set of data and indexes fit in RAM then it should perform well.


I really enjoyed the Yottaa talk which is going up soon. It deals with using MongoDB for analytics.


This could be invaluable to me. I plan on quitting my job at the startup where I currently work to move to SF/SV (Prefer SF) and look for work. Resources for networking, places to work on projects and cheap places to crash.


Ping me when you get closer to your move date. If you're looking for work, and you're a programmer, I'm sure I can probably hook you up with a couple of interviews with startups. People are dying for programming talent out here.


Assange has claimed he is about to release information that targets the Russian government and Russian businessmen (reported 10/26). The thing is, even if he does release it, most Russian citizens won't hear about it or won't care. Anything even remotely incriminating published about Russian businessmen and I can tell you he will probably want to find a good hiding place.


Russian society is thoroughly corrupt, no one there will even blink if more incriminating material is published on businessmen or government. It's just the default assumption really.


I hate resumes but people still ask for them. LinkedIn profiles are also in high demand and the last thing I want to do is maintain another profile. I'd rather be coding.


I have a System76 laptop and I really like it. The built in speakers are terrible but I usually use headphones so who cares. The touch pad buttons are a little stubborn too.

Other than that boot-up time is pretty fast, and I don't spend hours trying to find drivers for hardware. And it cost me half of what a Macbook Pro would.


I can second the System76 laptop recommendation. I got a Lemur laptop from them last year:

http://www.system76.com/product_info.php?cPath=28&produc...

Sound, wifi and the camera work fine and it's been through a couple of Ubuntu upgrades with no issues. I was specifically looking for something that would be zero maintenance and have been very happy.


What happened to this man who was jailed? http://english.pravda.ru/society/stories/09-02-2007/87229-mi...


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