He never mentions following up with them or how he took them up on their offer and what their response was.
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He never mentions following up with them or how he took them up on their offer and what their response was.
She also cooks 3 meals a day in our tiny kitchen. Nothing stinks afterwards.
Just spent the last month in the middle of San Diego and now it is out to the desert.
Just ignore the coal plant in the background.
More police activity. Police activity but no body. And then back to as it was. No activity, no body.
Facebook is more for people you know. (Filled with babies and relatives.. etc) where Instagram has been great for finding like minded folks and following along with their lives in short snippets.
As for how to communicate, Instagram has user tagging. Even in others comments. Basically the same as sms messaging.
( My wife has more followers than me and I need to catch up: http://instagram.com/wandering_tim )
Not every new consumer product gets a mention on national nightly news when a new iteration arrives. I find that odd and gives less credibility to the news organization in my mind.
Took me about 10 minutes to add to an existing rails app that adds hundreds of markers onto a google map via json. Live updating as you scroll around.
Previously I was trying to find the sweet spot between how many slows down the initial rendering to the viewer vs showing all the markers.
Changed about 3 lines of javascript to use Oboe and changed my rails controller to:
per_page = 100
1.upto(10).each do |page|
response.stream.write ActiveModel::ArraySerializer.new( resources.paginate(page: page, per_page: per_page) , {root: 'cg'}).to_json
end
response.stream.closeMy wife and I live, work and travel from a 25' Airstream and can definitely relate to a lot of the point the post has made as well as the "decision fatigue" mentioned in other comments. It is tough to keep focus for 8 hours when your scenery is changing from week to week and there are so many new awesome places to explore. That said.. We are currently loving it with no plans to stop or slow today. Todays adventure is mountain biking in Bend Oregon.
Decision fatigue comes in with route planning, trying to figure out if that cool forest road everyone talks about will have cell service, where to fill up with water, where to dump the tanks... all of which are near constant. We could slow it down a bit and stay in an RV park a month or so, but we enjoy moving and don't enjoy the atmosphere of most private RV parks.
Full stack Rails developer http://tiwatson.com and http://tiwatson.com/resume
The only conclusion I jumped to was that they ditched the routing they originally said they had (without telling anyone) and that their routing is worse than what you get as a default from passenger.
http://tiwatson.com/blog/2011-2-17-heroku-no-longer-using-a-...
and specifically:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!msg/heroku/8eOo...
http://tiwatson.com/blog/2011-2-17-heroku-no-longer-using-a-...
And the next image was missing half the time.
I did not make it to the end.
Try Streetlight Manifesto as your soundtrack for the evening. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2yeNzL7rTU
I'll get the size down later, but perfect for development.