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by cfontes 12y ago
Looks interesting... Dark theme?
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by cfontes 12y ago
I've worked remote for 2 years and I miss it deeply today. I keep trying to find another position like that but most of them pay a lot less the on site. So...
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by cfontes 12y ago
What about wolfgram?
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by cfontes 12y ago
This has been here already a couple times... But it's amazing nonetheless.
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The repository for high quality TypeScript type definitions(definitelytyped.org)
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by cfontes 12y ago
I've switched to Tixati because of that kind of thing.
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by cfontes 12y ago
Never used ember but that deserves a pretty complete write up about what was done and how. Nice work.
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Use the Index, Luke(use-the-index-luke.com)
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by cfontes 12y ago
Interresting, how to you handle the time pressure that stopping and reading the whole documentation generates? (Pick Spring documentation for example)
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by cfontes 12y ago
Looks like a bit of a strech isn't it. Looks cool and everything but you have to really want it to be a map to believe.
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by cfontes 12y ago
Thanks for the answer... I guess my LISP Teacher ruined the syntax for me. Terrible terrible class. Maybe you are right. I might give it a try again and see if my position still stand :D
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by cfontes 12y ago
Thanks I've corrected it. Lisp like syntax all those (((())))))(()() drive me crazy and I think Scala has the features of Clojure that I like without the LISPness. But I have nothing against people using I just don't like it.
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by cfontes 12y ago
Oh shit what a conspiracy theory... I played with Scala too... Maybe I am receiving a paycheck from all other langs besides Clojure to kill the damn thing. Come on... I just don't like the LISP like syntax and the general idea of it an
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Volker Strassen(en.wikipedia.org)
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by cfontes 12y ago
I worked on a sugarcane farm management company a while ago and also built a backbone.js frontend site that tracked sugar cane harvesters and estimated the "outcome" to send trucks to offload it on demand with some colleagues (clo
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by cfontes 12y ago
Nevertheless I expect to see those BigDog like robots walking among us in the near future (10 years ?) as police/firefighters and other services. When things are this cost effective( no one dying in action) they are adopted very fast.
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Similarity – Refine Your Music and Image Collections(similarityapp.com)
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by cfontes 12y ago
Nice idea... But I definitely would not live for more than a week or 2 in 2 of the 3 places listed (Mexico City, Ubud). Lisbon is fine thought. Why did you choose Ubud instead of other places in Bali?
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Solo joe climbing 8bits(solojoeclimbing.com)
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ThoughtWorks's Technology Radar – January 2015 edition has been published(thoughtworks.com)
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ThoughtWorks's Technology Radar – January 2015 edition has been published [pdf](assets.thoughtworks.com)
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by cfontes 12y ago
One think that I've been noticing over the years is that my brain has been rewired to find problems in things. Whenver someone shows/tells me something I instantly start to search for holes in it. I don't actually think about
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by cfontes 12y ago
mind sharing it?
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by cfontes 12y ago
I think it's pretty ok to understand what they are saying.
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Tattoo-Based Noninvasive Glucose Monitoring: A Proof-of-Concept Study(pubs.acs.org)
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Four ways to a Practical Code Review (2007)(methodsandtools.com)
16 points by cfontes 12y ago|2 comments
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One word. VELOCIRAPTORS(codereview.stackexchange.com)
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by cfontes 12y ago
Might be it... time will tell.
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The Ultimate Java Fork/Join Benchmark(blog.takipi.com)
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by cfontes 12y ago
I guess you are right and thanks for the tip, but at that point it looked like it was. The problem was when that guy broke the promise he made to make me stay ( pay my non used leave days )

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