Recursive line count [for your codebase]

In this brief blog entry I'm going to show how to gather the number of lines in a code base using the wc, find, and grep commands. Let's take a look...

Lime Engine

Tomorrow I start my first day at my new job. It's a startup called Lime Engine located in Sunnyvale, CA. I'll be employee #7 (or 8... not exactly sure which). Lime Engine is funded by Lime Wire (http://www.limewire.com). This should be a great opportunity for me to grow technically and learn some really cool new stuff. Some of the things I'll be using are the Zend Framework and Amazon EC2. I am also getting a brand new MacBook Pro (I already own one that I bought in December after I left Yahoo!).

BADCamp SFO Summer 2009

Got to go to the Bay Area Drupal Camp in SFO couple weekends ago. One of my friends Ben Lowenstein got to do a presentation (http://colingolabs.com/blog/presenting-flex-drupal-badcamp).

Also got to represent WebEnabled and helped new Drupal users get setup with their first Drupal installation.

MySQL indexes and the default Drupal 6.x users table

Database indexes are primarily useful for decreasing the search time for rows in a table when performing a select. The MySQL manual has an in-depth article describing indexes: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-indexes.html.

House of Shields in SFO

After a extended virtual relationship consisting of some 10000 emails, instant messages, and phone calls, I finally had the pleasure of finally meeting Ben from Initsoft yesterday at House of Shields in downtown SF - only wish Salim could've made it!

Here's the proof, taken with Ben's OLPC XO.

Removing SVN directories recursively with find

In this brief blog entry I'm going to show how to remove a specific subdirectories within a directory recursively using the find command. Often it is useful to remove .svn or .cvs directories. Let's take a look...

A rant on time and value

You only have your time. Use it wisely.

Do the thing(s) you enjoy. Don't commit to anything you don't want to do.

You earn money as a proxy for time. Spend your money wisely. The money you earn is only as valuable as the time you spent earning it. One person may earn 8 bucks an hour, but love the work and appreciate each dollar after the days work. Another person may make 40 bucks an hour and hate the work. This person wastes 8 hours of his life each day and probably doesn't appreciate the money as much as the person making 8 bucks an hour.

Updating jeffcd.com

I had an epiphany last night at around 7pm. jeffcd.com is a very short domain name and a cool one at that. The problem is that it is under utilized because the owner is not taking care of it properly. Since I'm the owner I decided it is time to make use of jeffcd.com.

I set out last night around 730pm (after half-hour of deliberations in my head and staring at my monitor). By 330pm when I went to bed the framework of the new site was in place. There is still a ton of work to do: content, UI, design, work work work.

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