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by carlosedp 13y ago
The Apple remote is exactly the remote that came to my mind when I think simplicity. That's what most people use. up, down, left, right, center(for enter/go/confirm) and a menu (for options, back). Thats 99% of a remote usage
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Windows Phone update is more than just a facelift(computerworld.com)
1 points by carlosedp 13y ago|0 comments
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Why Windows Phone Will Be Number 2 - DailyFinance(dailyfinance.com)
1 points by carlosedp 13y ago|0 comments
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by carlosedp 13y ago
Tried Sublime a couple times but I always miss something from VIM. Switched back. No patience/knowledge to customize Sublime the way I do with VIM.
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by carlosedp 14y ago
EVE-Online, a big MMO uses Python for it's servers and clients and they even contribute to Stackless Python source. They are in Iceland. Maybe you could try contacting them.
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by carlosedp 14y ago
This is exactly the approach I'm doing. I'm writing the app entirely server based, just a couple of ajax do avoid loading unnecessary data at some time. The time I finish the app, I will tweak and optimize loading either by AJAX or implemen
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by carlosedp 14y ago
Do you share the same templates between server and backbone? I'm trying to escape code duplication as much as I can. Do anyone knows any pattern to have the server templates sent to backbone avoiding duplication?
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by carlosedp 14y ago
How this goes against the recent Twitter move to return rendering to the server? How to find the right balance of client and server functionality?
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EBooks are the future. Let the past go.(carlosedp.com)
1 points by carlosedp 14y ago|0 comments
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My favorite infographics by XKCD (carlosedp.com)
2 points by carlosedp 15y ago|0 comments
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Win-win situation on Amazon ebooks. My Opinion.(carlosedp.com)
1 points by carlosedp 15y ago|0 comments
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by carlosedp 15y ago
I'm about to add an SSD to my 13'' MBP and put the current 320GB into OWC's data doubler (replacing the DVD drive). I will go with OWC's Mercury 6G 120GB SSD. But still haven't decided between Electra and Extreme.
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by carlosedp 15y ago
Actually I`m thinking about what could I build myself... maturing some ideas but in the meantime, I'm been looking at the market if there are opportunities for me to move and work in USA since I'm from Brazil.
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by carlosedp 15y ago
I thought the same about Express the beginning but as I learned my way thru it I found it very simple indeed. You can build a Web App on a couple lines and never worry about protocols and stuff. Easily integrated with Websockets using Socke
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by carlosedp 15y ago
Maybe you are right. Recently I've been playing with Node and some of my recent projects (they are on http://github.com/carlosedp ) are made with Node. Also, every time I think about learning Rails deeper I think "damn, I already know how
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Ask HN: Which one should I learn deeper, Node.JS/Express.JS or Ruby on Rails?
20 points by carlosedp 15y ago|9 comments
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Android vs iPhone updates(carlosedp.com)
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A new computer might become a downgrade(carlosedp.com)
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Some people need challenges to grow(carlosedp.com)
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by carlosedp 15y ago
São Paulo here too.
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My reasons why it's unlikely that Apple will launch a TV Set.(carlosedp.com)
2 points by carlosedp 15y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Mobile Carriers(carlosedp.com)
1 points by carlosedp 15y ago|0 comments
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Keeping Your Mac Contacts In Sync with Gmail.(carlosedp.com)
1 points by carlosedp 15y ago|0 comments
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by carlosedp 15y ago
Very nice font. Just replaced Vera Sans Mono with it on my VIM configuration. Great tip.
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NVM for Nodeists. Managing your Node.js install.(carlosedp.com)
2 points by carlosedp 15y ago|0 comments
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by carlosedp 15y ago
Nice, the CCP guys are great maintaining Stackless... Kristjan and Richard do a great job on it. If there are any clues or tips on how can I help out, it would be a pleasure.
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by carlosedp 15y ago
Fantastic... Christian worked hard on Stackless and I think it`s a great feature. On Pypy it would be easier to maintain and add functionality, unfortunately, I struggle on Stackless internals and it`s low level C gimmicks so I can't help o
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by carlosedp 15y ago
I wonder how hard is the integration of Stackless and the JIT features. That would be killer.
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by carlosedp 16y ago
Congratulations for the book, also for using simple and effective publishing tools like markdown and Pandoc.
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by carlosedp 16y ago
Exactly, the Google Reader does its job pretty well and the most important thing is that if I read something at work, I don't have to skip the same post at home. Google Reader and native clients that integrates to it like Reeder are fantast

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