alganet

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by alganet 11y ago
Why only bash? Here is a portable (bash, dash, zsh, ksh), modular HTTP server I did a while ago: https://gist.github.com/alganet/140c7c12d1603c244a01
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by alganet 11y ago
It seems NES was made by multiple manufacturers in Brazil: http://www.atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/brazil.html
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by alganet 11y ago
Yep, you're absolutely right.
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by alganet 11y ago
It varies drastically depending on the state. In São Paulo it is pretty common to see PepsiCo's presence in both sodas and snacks (Elma Chips), but people often prefer Coca Cola. Mountain Dew isn't here, but Pepsi Twist (some hybr
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by alganet 11y ago
I'm brazillian! There was some Nintendo market over here. Another brazillian company named CCE built the NES and sold here. It was my first video game (I was about 9). I've had both Sega/TecToy MasterSystem III and Mega Drive
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by alganet 11y ago
There is some info in their PDF ( http://www.eliomotors.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Elio_33... ). Link is available on their website.
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by alganet 11y ago
Love writing those! So much effort. Here is a sh/bat polyglot I did a while back https://gist.github.com/alganet/9531262
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by alganet 11y ago
It is very interesting to see some comparisons you did. You mentioned Oberon[1], which has an explicit reference to Doug Engelbart. Seeing some TempleOS highlights reminds me a lot of those ideas, including LightTable[2]. [1]: http:/&
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by alganet 11y ago
I'd love something like this for fossil[1], which can also handle wiki and issues inside it's repos by default. [1]: http://fossil-scm.org/index.html/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki
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by alganet 12y ago
In Brazil (same place as the post author), some people do have many WhatsApp accounts. New number SIM cards cost equivalent to $3 dollars and dual SIM smartphones are very popular. Many people use these SIMs in a disposable way, changing th
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by alganet 12y ago
I had the same opinion about the official sed page[1], until I noticed the footnote. It got my attention and I decided to learn. One of the best, portable, elegant tools I use every day. [1] http://sed.sourceforge.net/
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by alganet 12y ago
They're not expecting a professional with all of that. They probably don't know what they're asking and just copied and pasted acronyms from another job openings. You should be skeptical with jobs requiring both coding skills
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by alganet 12y ago
It's funny you mentioned the exact problems I'm trying to solve. For the tests, I'm writing my own xUnit tool [1]. It doesn't use any fancy stuff, runs on set -euf, it's tested by itself and works on every POSIX-lik
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by alganet 13y ago
Happens to me from time to time, I'm a web developer. I'm 26, coding since 15 and working since 19. I still love my craft as a hobby, but I'm unable to find a stress free job since 2010.
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by alganet 13y ago
Also: https://github.com/Respect/benchmarks/
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by alganet 13y ago
http://reinventingthewheel.github.com (2011)
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Please don't design bad URLs(365startup.com)
2 points by alganet 14y ago|0 comments
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Homeopython(code.google.com)
6 points by alganet 14y ago|1 comments
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Use pure PHP and Respect\Validation on Forms(github.com)
1 points by alganet 14y ago|0 comments
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The most awesome validation engine ever created for PHP(documentup.com)
2 points by alganet 15y ago|0 comments