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Sorry for the repost but the other submission seems to be dead.

I don't see why you can't just use the Kindle app for this.

It's for any book available on the Kindle.

Thanks

Thanks for the video. I'll take a look.

I actually worked for a startup who wanted who wanted their apps written in Java because it "scales". To this day they don't realize hardware is cheaper than deveopers.

That's because their apps are written in Java and they need people to maintain them. Java isn't going anywhere for a while.

I'll just leave this here: http://zachholman.com/posts/documentation/

I'm not shocked at all that they disabled comments.

When clicking this link, I received a pop up ad, an overlay box ad, and an auto playing video ad which took up the bottom half of the screen covering up most of the content. No thanks.

^ this

I was responding to jinushaun's comment on how Node.js is easy to develop on. CoffeeScript compiles to JavaScript. Give http://jashkenas.github.com/coffee-script/ a good read and you'll convert too!

> It's so fun and easy to develop in Node, that it sometimes feels like a toy.

and using CoffeeScript makes it even easier!

The project was started less than 48 hours ago. Isn't quite finished yet. :)

You can say the same thing for any OSS project but then why is open source so damn popular? If you don't want to contribute then that's your own decision. No one is forcing you to do anything.

The current bureaucracy is flawed. It is not community owned but government by a "core maintainer" group where decisions are not publicize nor is there a roadmap anywhere.

I went through the necessary communication channels BEFORE I started this and what I experienced from that is the result of rubylang.info.

and that was my main goal.

Hello. I started rubylang.info and I feel that I should say this. I had contacted the team who maintains ruby-lang.org and it is what actually inspired me to create this so called "fork". The way they're doing things right now is discouraging and much of a hassle for anyone not in the "team" to contribute the slickest bit of change. This new site solves this problem.

Don't get me wrong. Emacs is a great operating system but it lacks a good editor.

Because it's cross platform, yes. Huge advantage.

On the sidebar of the article

"Available for Rails contracts/consulting"

As far as the language goes, I agree with this but I'd take JVM over CLR anytime.

I don't hate Java. I just prefer to write code in Ruby.

Link to abort.c source: https://gist.github.com/1093410

what he said but vim instead of emacs.

TDD isn't a tool, it's a process of developing software.

This is just the internal stuff, you DONT need to know this using git on a day to day basis. I use git for all my projects and most of the time, i mainly just type `git commit -a -m "lol message" && git push`.

Do you need to know everything about MS Word in order to become productive with it? No. Apply the same concept to Git or any software really.

Just like what happened to Digg.

wrong thread bro

Of course I missed that part, thanks!

Isn't this a breach of contract with their current customers?