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by igorgue 15y ago
I think that the mindset of Zuckerberg or the next Zuckerberg will be the one of a hacker. Making him/her in fact a hacker. What I'm trying to say is: Designers are hackers not in the software engineering point of view but in the problem so
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by igorgue 15y ago
Did you mean "product designer" not "UX kind of designer"?
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by igorgue 16y ago
Yes sir, you're right! I love learning new things, but to be honest I don't find a good use case for e.g. Hadoop, at least not in my personal projects. Nor they are attractive to me. And it's not because I'm not into non-mainstream tech, be
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by igorgue 16y ago
My advice would be, talent /= experience. I'm sick and tired of companies being super picky because I don't know their technology stack or maybe just one element, they don't even offer a technical test these days. I wont learn Cassandra or
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by igorgue 16y ago
I did this in Python a while ago, but I was following JSON Schema [1]: https://github.com/igorgue/py2json Its use was very internal and to be hones we would have just pickle or unpickle Python objects and it'd have been the same result (f
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by igorgue 16y ago
I've never heard of GoPro before, if skiing and racing cars are your markets I don't think it's competing with Flip. I think Flip actually lost the fight against PRO-ish (high-end) photo cameras, now they're cheaper, smaller and shot video
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by igorgue 16y ago
No you're not! It's the same security issue. You can for example, at your network level point get.pow.cx to a malicious script and you're done. That's the security issue, it has nothing to do with the HTTP protocol. With that being said, I
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by igorgue 16y ago
Talking about "doing anything constructive with your free time" while listing all Node.JS chat apps here.
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by igorgue 16y ago
People realized it sucks :-) And Techcrunch that it's not worth to talk about it?
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Silicon Valley Hiring Boom And The National Job Picture(onpoint.wbur.org)
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by igorgue 16y ago
Some of the frontend... I think it's out of the backend.
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by igorgue 16y ago
Hope this give the project more attention, because MacRuby is pretty good!
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by igorgue 16y ago
I really loved the "TL;DR: Redis is fucking awesome." I started using Redis for a project with Node, and I loved the node_redis library because it's non-blocking :-)
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Tuning JavaScript at Disqus(anton.kovalyov.net)
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by igorgue 16y ago
HN caliber I'm sorry but there are lots of non-programmers here (even in the top 10 users). You might consider them not HN caliber .
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by igorgue 16y ago
At the end of the article: Object-oriented programming is eliminated entirely from the introductory curriculum, because it is both anti-modular and anti-parallel by its very nature, and hence unsuitable for a modern CS curriculum. A propo
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Teaching FP to freshmen (instead of Object-oriented programming)(existentialtype.wordpress.com)
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by igorgue 16y ago
So far, the links are far better than the ones here, at least there is no techcrunch, thenextweb, onstartups, all jacquesmattheij.com posts (sorry guys), all daringfireball.net posts, new Mega-Angels pissed or Steve Jobs got a new haircut.
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by igorgue 16y ago
Not to change the conversation but that's the same way you do it in PyMongo[1], I agree it looks bit un-pythonic. [1] http://api.mongodb.org/python/1.9%2B/examples/map_reduce.htm...
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by igorgue 16y ago
Most good applications are available for free on Android, but not on iOS. You should try an Android phone before making conclusions.
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by igorgue 16y ago
http://siteanalytics.compete.com/last.fm+thenextweb.com/ Just sayin' and that's not even counting the amount of people that don't go to the website and just scrobble all day (me), or use the streaming app (me sometimes). Last.fm is far fr
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by igorgue 16y ago
Last time I used Fabric I switched to Capistrano, no need to use this Fabric since the language of your deployment scripts doesn't really matters. Lately I want to experiment with Chef using blueprint [1]. What do you think? [1]: http://de
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by igorgue 16y ago
Well, no, it's different, but the idea is the same...
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by igorgue 16y ago
This guy is from the past. I've been thinking: "Why stick with Ruby or Python and not move to Scala or Haskell?"
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by igorgue 16y ago
I didn't know 3 posts is a little ridiculous
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by igorgue 16y ago
It still makes calls right? It's not like the software doesn't work; It does and better than most solutions. I like multi-video-chat so I can bare with the ugly interface.
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by igorgue 16y ago
I don't code to make a pile of money, I code because is fun, if you code just to make money you're doing it wrong, programming is an art that's something non-programmers can't understand. For some reason reading the original Programmers Sta
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Open Letter to Hobbyists(en.wikipedia.org)
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by igorgue 16y ago
Seriously? I think if someone makes a movie about myself (or my company), I'd be LOLing too, and certainly flattered. Zuck is also human you know? There's nothing special about him embracing the attention, there's no "tremendous inner stren
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by igorgue 16y ago
You (and certainly I) wish to have the amount of traffic [1] Tumblr has, to put it simple, this is an awesome problem to have :-) With that being said, they didn't take it lightly: "know that this is absolutely unacceptable to our team, and

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