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   by igorgue 15y ago

   As a VIM user I find that amusing, people that use editors other than Emacs and VIM are very disloyal to their editors, I've been using VIM for years, and I'm not switching to another one... Just out of the curiosity, what editor do you use
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   Deficit and Debt Ceiling(youtube.com)

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

   If you go by that logic, nobody would study finance (or any financial business career). But they're hugely popular.
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   Oh, I had no idea of that... thanks.
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   IMHO there is a big difference between Apple and Microsoft, Bill Gates was surrounded by suits, Steve Jobs is surrounded by Engineers and Designers... I like all the guys that surround Jobs, Philip Schiller, Scott Forstall, Jonathan Ivy eve
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   About #1... can you work 9-5 at a tech company? Is this guy a developer? There are non-competes too so you can't build something Google is thinking on building or have you working on, also, and more importantly, most of the "successful" sta
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   Quick fix around this; PAY FOR IT! That's it FTFY.
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   https://plus.google.com/100300281975626912157/posts
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   by igorgue 15y ago

   I think it's incredible how wild woman [1], with so many issues are also very smart, I guess they have too much time in hands to thinker about so many things. [1] I dated a girl who Coutney Love might as well be her role model... a total di
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    It's cool that everyone has a JavaScript environment on their machines, but I think that if you want to learn programming downloading Python is not a problem. JavaScript is great for me when friends ask me: "Hey you know programming right?
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    And now with instant search you can't even click that button anymore...
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Black is the new black?
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Don't you think it's kinda silly to think these "build hype" signup processes kill products? Github did the same in fact they recommend people to do it, and they're very successful. I agree it's a little frustrating but it's the kind of fru
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    This has been annoying to me, since Google Reader doesn't have a valid cert (sometimes) so I always get that message.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I heard about this book on NPR a couple of weeks ago [1]. I really don't like this biased view of ML. In summary what he said on the show was something like: At least the news shows (and news pappers, radio) gives the same information to ev
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I don't see any reference to a CSS standard, for example pylint follows PEP 0008. This looks like the experience of a developer.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I loved the "Git Internals" PDF by Scott Chacon (github) probably not targeted for "Beginners" but a good read nonetheless.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Yes, Miami, is not a techhub by far isn't. Then every conference should be in your backyard right? (I take you live in the bay area). I find your opinion very selfish. You guys have conferences all the time, we (I live in Miami), never. Hav
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Just location, date and general topic... yeah, that's not useful :-). It's not in your search engine because @github just tweeted it an hour ago or so ago.
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    PyCodeConf: The Future Of Python(py.codeconf.com)

    63 points by igorgue 15y ago|20 comments
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Co-founder (technical) of a 3 person pre-launch startup here. Before I didn't believe in non-technical co-founders, but they're really useful. They're not just "idea guys" they're non-technical co-founders, and I like to call them hustlers,
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Maybe using Rouge? http://engineering.foursquare.com/2011/01/21/rogue-a-type-sa... Persistence IMHO doesn't have to be a very important feature in a framework, since a good one should be able to be pluggable. I use Django, but in some pro
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    "I mean, is every Ruby programmer a genius?" Yes, they are geniuses, because of this: http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Certainly a more "specialized" review, the VentureBeat review looks like it was done by a complete retard, seriously sync /= upload (and upload is slow if you have big files you know? audio snob, yeah right). Dammit, I'd like an invite, spe
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Now you can know where your friend's very attractive friend lives, game changing!!!
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    Github would disagree. I think they had success generating buzz out of their invites, remember that wave and buzz were trending on Twitter for weeks. I don't really think this kills products, just sets expectations really high, if they matc
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I agree, this should be good news, Android has the same "problem" with the "save in sd card" feature.
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I saw Zed live too at SuperConf in Florida, I had dinner with him, he's really what he represents, just a very good programmer, professional and guy, by far the best I know in our field. He gave me some advices about my career and programmi
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I love Peepcode, the NodeJS tutorial is great, explain to you everything you'd probably learn in days of reading. I also got some VIM videos and a MacRuby video. In my opinion they have the best tech screencasts on the web
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    by igorgue 15y ago

    I like the first comment on the post: "Hope it come back quickly" And ultimately that's what people care about, that information most of them already share it via Facebook for FREE, funny thing, is that we already get spam deliver to our ho