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7 responses
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chromium, google chrome, os x mavericks
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Ian Whitney
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, minitest, mocking
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Jose Raya
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1 response
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scala, json, play
create a company/person with custom fields with the highrise api
Benjamin Knofe
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0 responses
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ruby, api, custom fields, company
Speed up your Jade templates.
Mike Barnhardt
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0 responses
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nodejs, jade, production
Find your public IP with curl
Ben
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0 responses
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curl, ip
Making sure nose finds your Python tests
José Ricardo
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0 responses
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python, nose, testing
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Jordi Pradel
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0 responses
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performance, postgresql
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0 responses
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mac, app, dialogue
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0 responses
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python, flask, story
CakePHP Web Developer
Waqar Aziz
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0 responses
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php, cakephp, software engineer, web developer
show file name in Vim
Tony612
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0 responses
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vim
The best MongoDB GUI for Mac OS X
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26 responses
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open source, os x, mongodb, workflow
Scala fold, foldLeft, and foldRight
Robbie Pitts
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8 responses
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scala, reduce, mapreduce, inject
Postgres app and the pg ruby gem in OSX Mavericks
Herman Moreno
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0 responses
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mavericks, pg gem, postgres app
Use File Cache for a Simple Drupal Speed Boost
Cleaver
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0 responses
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php, drupal, optimization
Encrypted HTTP “Basic” Auth in #Rails (Digest Auth + Salt)
José Manuel Escudero
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0 responses
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rails, security, authentication, httpdigestauth
Sidekiq + Newrelic Exception Notifier
Seyhun AKYÜREK
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0 responses
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ruby, sidekiq, newrelic
Quickly get Random.org integers from shell
Andrew Burns
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0 responses
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zsh, random, rng, random.org
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