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The other option is they keep the company alive until $0 is left and return nothing.
Donating to charity isn't an option.
I think point of this is... TDD is still good. But it's not ALWAYS good. A great way to frame thoughts, but writing tests last isn't "wrong" either.
Have it send a report when an IP is seen > x times in your logs.
“Coding is a beautiful thing,” he says. “If there is a God, he definitely codes. There are fail-safes in the world. That’s code. I don’t want young black kids to aspire to be rappers or ballers. Even lawyers and doctors—those are service positions. I want them to be coders. They can make their own worlds then. They don’t need anybody else. I love hearing those kids’ ideas, all these kids on the Internet. The excitement of making something, that’s the spark of God.
I don't have kids, I'd probably do the same thing if it were so convenient.
I've been experimenting with Cloud66. Currently everything I have is on heroku. I'm going to be moving a few things over to cloud66.
It's definitely a little bit more work, but once you get over the learning curve and have your manifest/post-deploy hooks setup correctly... It's pretty much auto pilot. Scaling and deployment are a breeze.
I'm running it with digitalocean. Going to be saving a lot of $$.
My favorite part is running my own redis and memcached. No more need for expensive add-ons.
great read? funny? yes & yes.
I've had legit installed for months. Only command I ever use is "switch."
I don't trust anything else.
Wordpress on heroku :) https://github.com/mhoofman/wordpress-heroku
Yeah, we don't like that either.The github API doesn't allow for access more granular than that. That's what is needed to be able to read and close your github issues.
It's responsive. Meaning it will resize for mobile browsers.
There are plenty of times I've been in an airport and would love to just be alone. This would be perfect.