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   by igorgue 15y ago

   PLEASE BE A PURE FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE!!!
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   I like being tell "I've got an idea"... I feel flattered; Thing is, these people tell that to everyone of their friends, but only you! The computer nerd, is able to give them real criticism. Last time a girl saw me coding, and she told me:
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   I'd have probably liked this when I didn't get used to Window navigation on VIM, now I want everything to work with C-W C-[HJKL].
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   Sounds like my 2010, I was underpaid, I didn't take a pay cut though I would if asked. I was naive enough to don't get the raise I was promised because I cared about the company, got fired on December 22nd (I'd never forget that, since, I'
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   Disclaimer: I have like 6 years of experience, I'm not a famous programmer, but I do get people telling me (more than 20 programmers) that I'm a good programmer and I write good code. Read code, watch people coding, care about your tools, a
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   I really liked Aardvark, and used it for a while I suspected Google was going to shut it down, thing is, they acquired a great team, that's why the $50M. I wonder if the founders stayed at Google.
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   I don't want to sound like a troll... but you're better off re-writing the whole thing... I mean look at it. https://github.com/russellbeattie/plusfeed/blob/master/plusf... Global variables galore, tabs no spaces, no documentation, compar
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   I hope PlusFeed's author read this: Man that's some nasty code, horrible, don't open source that kind of "code"... it's bad, even for a 5 minute projects, it's really bad. Open Source software is not a dumpster of your bad code.
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   You're a programmer, use the terminal. Also most "normal" users do not have a single __init__.py I like the new Finder but I rarely use it... ack FTW!
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Sweet! This is good to know :-).
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    This "business model" is getting old, make a social network, make it super popular, then do data mining, profit! I understand this is the first iteration and they'll likely change the product, but, it almost looks like a scam to get people
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    This is really awesome man, congrats!, I like the Github look and feel too!
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Nobody but recruiters care about "Programming Languages Skills" And if that's the case, at the beginning of the year I thought I could get a PHP job, but I didn't have that skill, in fact, it served me to remind me how much I hate PHP. My "
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I thought we already talk bout this: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/13623/does-gi...
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    "As I write this, I’m sitting in a cafe. Around me, there are five people on laptops — four of them are MacBooks. Four other people are using tablets — all four are iPads. Welcome to the Post-PC world." Also you live in San Francisco, I'm s
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    Salman Khan interviewed on NPR's On Point(youtube.com)

    2 points by igorgue 15y ago|0 comments
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I love this since it's a Rails 3.1 application :-)
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I run my tests from VIM.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Where can one by some "production ready"? ;-)
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I don't think they're (if they're, because it looks like a fake) aiming for the data. If I were them and wanted the data I'd hack a big Facebook application' account and since most of them are very intrusive with their permissions I'd get a
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Sounds like the guys who recently switched from Erlang to Python [1]. "Too afraid to learn Erlang" exactly. [1] http://code.mixpanel.com/2011/08/05/how-and-why-we-switched-...
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Interest are accurate, but they don't have my age, which is very weird knowing I have a public Google profile (Google+ profile now).
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    obfuscation != minification != compilation
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I remember writing a code obfuscator for my first job at company XYZ ;-), not really a pleasant experience. That's why interns or entry level employees do that.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Changing the way we communicate (Facebook) isn't changing the world... Startups should quit that cliche it's getting old. In the end any company purpose is to make money, if you get annoyed by ads, then go work for a non-profit.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I rewrote the examples from VowsJS site in Coffee a while ago: https://github.com/igorgue/vowsjsexamples
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I use "vii" in normal mode to do that. It basically selects the block. http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Indent_text_object
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Just fold by indent or syntax, if your code isn't already indented right, you're doing it wrong :-)
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    This deserves a XZibit meme.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I couldn't agree more, I don't really share the - what I think is - meaningless view of the world that banks have. There are ways to make money and helping people be awesome at the same time.