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by igorgue 16y ago
"open democratic project management tool" sounds pretty bad ass sir :-)
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by igorgue 16y ago
People use Android phones without even knowing it has Android on it!, I think that's the ultimate goal, like Linus says: The OS should be invisible to the user.
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by igorgue 16y ago
SHA1 is still pretty damn fast in Git, I couldn't be able to get an even close speed with my own implementation.
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by igorgue 16y ago
#2 was an error I had, and a co-worker told me screaming that I was a crappy programmer because I did it, now that I know it's optimized I feel like he owns me an apology or maybe not :-)
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by igorgue 16y ago
http://en.mochimedia.com/ => they use Riak
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Building apps for the Retina Display - Miguel de Icaza(tirania.org)
2 points by igorgue 16y ago|0 comments
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by igorgue 16y ago
Loved this one: Hofstadter's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law.
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by igorgue 16y ago
Yeah, Android still doesn't have the Apple logo so you can give it a chance (just saying; And getting downvoted)
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by igorgue 16y ago
"Good question. Well, I just wanted to learn Erlang, and so this felt like a good way to get through all the details. Seems to be working — I am learning erlang!" That's how the Mono project started :-)
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by igorgue 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accredited_investor
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by igorgue 16y ago
I just don't know, that's my opinion, maybe we're going to be using something like Futurama's eyePhone.
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by igorgue 16y ago
I don't know if we're going to be using handheld devices like the iPad 5 years from now. I don't want to make fun of you or anybody but trying to predict the future, seems to be something everyone fails. People fears to say "I don't know" i
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by igorgue 16y ago
"5 years ahead of all competitors." I like your future guessing skills :-). I don't think I have clue what's going to happen next month.
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by igorgue 16y ago
Many things here are not news, but some interesting startups things (Dropbox is an interesting startup, a YCombinator one), also, comment "This is news?" on all the "ASK YC" threads :-)
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What I would do if I was in charge of Windows 8 - Miguel de Icaza(tirania.org)
76 points by igorgue 16y ago|92 comments
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by igorgue 16y ago
I wrote this a long time ago: http://github.com/igorgue/py2json A Python classes to JSON-Schema SMD translator.
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by igorgue 16y ago
you work at a .NET shop?
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by igorgue 16y ago
Someone told me that is a culture thing, people in the bay area are known of worship "special people". I sometimes get the feeling of: "oh, this dude sold his company for $(lot of money), he's so awesome!, I gotta upvote him". "oh, a VC guy
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by igorgue 16y ago
They found me listed at the "DevelopersForHire" wiki page: http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DevelopersForHire
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by igorgue 16y ago
When I learn to do this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaoLbKWMwoU I'll definitely use Mixlr.
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by igorgue 16y ago
I have no computers or books or even lights in my bedroom, that way I force myself to sleep. Anyway, insomnia is like an illness, I can't sleep more than 6 hours. Also, getting a super-confortable bed helped a lot!
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Git Reference Site(github.com)
3 points by igorgue 16y ago|1 comments
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My first iPhone app by Miguel de Icaza(tirania.org)
4 points by igorgue 16y ago|0 comments
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by igorgue 16y ago
This is ridiculous, my ex-girlfriend once had this problem and she emailed support (I suggested her to do that) and got fixed. This guy said he tried to send a support request to gmail but I bet he didn't. He said he had trouble finding the
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by igorgue 16y ago
Google is using iLike now as default for his Google music search.
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by igorgue 16y ago
iPed is a better name than iPad :-)
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by igorgue 16y ago
I kinda like the typing, it's something we call code I think is fun.
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Google Chrome for Linux goes stable(blog.chromium.org)
130 points by igorgue 16y ago|72 comments
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by igorgue 16y ago
I bet it's only an email away to be opensourced...
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by igorgue 16y ago
Brad is the guy who wrote the infamous "Framework Design Guidelines" a book that even though it's about .NET helped me (and a lot of developers) to write better APIs.

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