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tristanoneil

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tristanoneil··on U.S. Postal Service releases dog attack national rankings
Woof
tristanoneil··on Using Vagrant and Chef for Reproducible, Isolated Rails Development Environments
If you haven't tried it with NFS that'd be the first place to start, it makes a _huge_ difference.
tristanoneil··on Using Vagrant and Chef for Reproducible, Isolated Rails Development Environments
Good to know. My filesystem is encrypted, running Mac OS X Yosemite, and it does work but I know there are a few other cases where NFS will crap out. As I mention this setup is pretty naive but could see making NFS optional using environment variables. That plugin looks pretty cool though, will look into it.
tristanoneil··on Show HN: Breakpoint.io - Share and get feedback on your side projects
Awesome idea. Just added my side project :) https://breakpoint.io/41-furnace
tristanoneil··on Show HN: Furnace App
Thanks! I built the application for myself. I had just bought a new house and really wanted a simple application that accomplished these three features. I figured I could use various applications to accomplish these things but I feel like Furnace brings it all together and a single house supports multiple users so I can collaborate with my wife.
tristanoneil··on Pastie.org host pulls hosting after DDoS attack
It does support code snippets you just have to use fenced code blocks ala Github style.

``` x = [] ```

tristanoneil··on Pastie.org host pulls hosting after DDoS attack
If you're looking for more of a minimal snippet experience there's always http://marked.cc
tristanoneil··on Marked, A Simple Way To Share Markdown
Fixed in my last push.
tristanoneil··on Marked, A Simple Way To Share Markdown
Yes. I'd like to see this supported as well. The project is open sourced at https://github.com/gristmill/marked so of course a pull request is always welcome but I hope to get to both these featured soon.
tristanoneil··on Generation Limbo: Waiting It Out
Sounds like their only problem is expecting to find a job solely based on a college degree. They should have taken into account the value of there career path before blindly perusing it. While it may be enjoyable to major in English Literature it probably doesn't guarantee you an instant career. As someone from this generation I can tell you not enough emphasis is put on career development beyond a college. I haven't finished college yet and I consider myself to be fairly successful. It's a different world now college isn't always necessary to succeed and it defiantly doesn't guarantee success.