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by janus 15y ago
Does anyone have an up-to-date snippet package for Rails 3.0+ ? The snippets included in the default installation are incomplete.
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by janus 15y ago
I work remotely with a web designer (I'm a programmer), and we mostly use a combination of Skype, GitHub and Gmail (for asynchronous communication) We haven't found collaboration software for documentation and such good enough for our needs
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by janus 15y ago
Well, normally frameworks give you for free a standard set of practices that make it easier to build a secure and maintainable application, so it's normal that web development is being moved to frameworks. I find that most web applications
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by janus 15y ago
In my opinion, biometrics won't yield much more data about the average citizen than what is currently available in the wild. The lack of personal information privacy in Argentina is astonishing. Having lived in other countries, I find it re
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by janus 15y ago
I've found 15-20 minutes naps after having lunch, to be amazing. I can wake up really quickly and being fully alert to keep working, without any drowsiness or performance hits. I wish I could wake up with the same mood in the morning. I fin
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by janus 15y ago
I agree. At least an optimal extended battery would be nice. Nevertheless, I think that the problem with current smartphone batteries is that the leap from a day of use to a little more than one day loses the convenience of charging it at h
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by janus 15y ago
It's even smoother than the iOS version in Chrome 16 for Mac. Amazing implementation.
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by janus 15y ago
I have found gitimmersion (1) to be really useful for beginners. (1) http://gitimmersion.com/
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by janus 15y ago
I do like Unity, but I find that it still needs a lot of polish. There are some bugs that make it unacceptable to use, IMO
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by janus 15y ago
Well I wish it was as easy as changing your operating system. The truth is, that living in a small city, in a third-world country, makes it hard to find people with hobbies aligned with yours, especially if you have uncommon hobbies.
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by janus 15y ago
I'm in my twenties but I feel much older. I've been working in software development for a few years, part time, earning a good salary for my age and area, and dreaming of going solo and being independent. The only problem with my current li
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by janus 15y ago
The big question is, how do you train yourself to get ´in the zone´ when you are working in a project you don´t like with tools you don´t like?
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by janus 15y ago
Thank you for these great resources. Are there any recommended books for backend developers / hackers / programmers, about introduction to design?
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by janus 15y ago
I really wish Canonical would focus into making a really great desktop experience (that was getting better each year until 2011), instead of trying random shoots everywhere and seeing what sticks.
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by janus 15y ago
I found your post really intriguing. I'm really interested about this 'flow' state you mention. I have found that I can get lost coding for hours but only if the problem / project is interesting enough. When doing something really really bo
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by janus 15y ago
Very well implemented. Prezi it's amazing except that it needs flash.
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by janus 15y ago
The year of the linux desktop
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by janus 15y ago
(not my video), but, doing this makes me happy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr8UK7Iq-ik&feature=resul...
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by janus 15y ago
Well, Systems Engineering at the UTN particularly makes you lose a bunch of time teaching you dated ways of solving problems like using the Rational Unified Process, with diagrams, and a whole documentation framework that is completely outd
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by janus 15y ago
In other news, Blizzard sued Mojang for using the word 'craft' in 'Minecraft' This is ridiculous. I'm going to trademark the letter 'E' and sue every company whose's software product includes it in its name.
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by janus 15y ago
Also I'm looking at you, rails.