compwron
Re:Git commit hook disallows committing keys
on Friday July 29, 2016 @06:00PM (#12190359)
Fair enough. I took it out of my own primary account so that it would be less totally owned by me if&when some potential contributors get started on it.
Re:Side projects
on Thursday February 26, 2015 @03:34PM (#9115284)
What I do is to sometimes take a 'sanity day' to sit at home or in a library and get some serious work done. 9-5 (or whatever) just like work. You even get to sleep in instead of commuting. I realize that this is partially because I've been lucky to have jobs where taking one day won't be a vacation/sick-day disaster-overreach.
Re:Stripe refusing access to cards, have a contact so we can avoid a p...
on Tuesday February 10, 2015 @11:02AM (#9027963)
Probably for rates / specialized usage.
Re:Stripe refusing access to cards, have a contact so we can avoid a p...
on Tuesday February 10, 2015 @11:01AM (#9027959)
You could use braintree; they do imports/exports with stripe all the time :)
Re:MetaMind – AI for Enterprise
on Friday December 05, 2014 @04:10PM (#8706919)
Wow that is a lot of buzzwords that I'm not sure can be implemented... the picture of the founder + team has a cute puppy though.
Chef cookbook development kickstarter
Re:Hacker school
on Wednesday November 19, 2014 @03:33PM (#8632435)
On https://www.hackerschool.com/faq they say
"International applicants
I'm not a US citizen. Can I do Hacker School?
Yes, assuming you can legally be in New York for the entirety of the batch (just under three months). We don't pay you, and we're not an official academic institution, so you shouldn't need a work or student visa. We've had people come from more than 25 countries to do Hacker School."
Alternatively, start your own? http://hackerretreat.com/europe-alternative-hacker-school/ http://www.cnn.com/2013/07/17/tech/teenager-hacker-school-af...
Re:Show HN: Releasing Ruby gems from your CI environment
on Thursday April 17, 2014 @07:36PM (#7607207)
Is this the best way to auto-deploy a gem to rubygems? Can TravisCI do this? What are people using, if they're not using manual triggering from a desktop or something? What do major gems like rspec, etc use? (or how can I find out?)