jonaldomo

Which of these is not like the other?

Mozilla has a cool responsive logo as well. Has anybody drawn with SVG technology in the browser. I would like to make a logo but drawing the curves is too time consuming. I have looked at Inkscape, but can't get it to convert to a SVG object.

I think FPGAs are an untapped technology. I would love a book by Manning or Pragmatic called "FPGAs in Action" or "101 FPGA Projects". I have no idea what to do with it besides try to make a bitcoin miner.

Non click bait wording: Ticketing and monitoring systems should be integrated

They really went the extra mile to describe the redesign. The design of the redesign announcement is really impressive.

What benefit would why I have to co-sign someone else's car loan? I don't get to drive their car... But if they defaulted, I would be on the hook.

Nice job, very clean. I currently use a notepad to track my ideas. I am an android user though...

heroku charges $20 a month to allow a SSL certificate for a custom domain!

The main point of the article is that public speaking engagements help your career growth. I would be interested if others find that this is a good career growth mechanism for technical employees. I would think it would help if you going into a technical leadership position, but I believe that networking with the right contacts and a solid portfolio of projects provides a better path to career growth.

I couldn't agree more with you. I love SQL for when I have a concrete data model, when I don't I love NoSQL. I could use both if I really wanted to, but you need to know when to force a square peg into a circle. Mongo has a good how to on it here. http://blog.mongodb.org/post/72874267152/transitioning-from-...

Why isn't this a book? This is great stuff.

I find it interesting that you do this. I think that the title is a part of the original work. After all the author did put energy into selecting the title, just as he selected the words to use for the content of the article. I suppose the person that submits the link might not be the author, which is probably what happens the most. I'm still torn.

“You can’t let a 180-pound cat make all the important decisions.” I couldn't agree more.

I agree. It reminds me of parenting, if you are thinking about how you can be a better parent, you are already ahead of the pack.

cool, i updated the screenshot with an animated version http://i.imgur.com/XwcGZsn.gif and sent you a pull request

Lookup the concept of turtles: Netlogo http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/docs/dictionary.html and Python https://docs.python.org/2/library/turtle.html

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Modeled a worms brain

Its better than anything I built when I was 15. Keep it up.

It exists here is a charity specific for women with a location in San Francisco http://www.dressforsuccess.org/affiliate.aspx?sisid=114&page...

Is this your project? Are you getting a lot of sign ups? I think there is a lot of potential for the mined review comment text. If a project has 10k reviews the developers are going to be unable to look through each comment for bug reports or enhancement requests. Nice work. Did you look into android?

I think its a cool idea, I am just thinking about how to prevent from getting taken advantage of. Couldn't the project owner up his earning package as the business gets successful which in turn decreases profit that would be paid out?

(Thanks for the 689 coins just now!)

For each project listed, are 100% of profits distributed through app coins? Or does the owner of the project decide what percent of profits to share with the assembly community. It would be nice to see what this percentage is.

My wife found one once on a very windy day in Denver.

No, do you have any ideas?

Thanks, no I didn't know them. But I really enjoyed the game and was curious how they were able to get it released.

You should look at node, its back end javascript and its popularity is booming.

I just played a few rounds, it is really fun. I did not understand what to do the first two times though. I kept looking for a way to submit a word similar to what you would do in a scrabble game.

Very nice design and animation. Well done.

One of my most popular blog posts (by a long shot) ended with the words "is dying" http://jmoses.co/2013/12/21/is-ruby-dying.html. I love figuring out ways to get people to click on my articles.

With that said, we also do a read only branch called stable that we only push to once unstable gets the OK in Jenkins. I would not say that it is dead, but just an extra safe guard. I do appreciate that book recommendation on http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321601912/ I have not heard of that before.