jorgeleo

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by jorgeleo 11y ago
If I had to put it in one phrase: work on making your fame preceed you Make some of your work public, have your blog Network between people, assuming you are in the us, make yourself member of the chamber of commerce of your area, participa
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TDD, BDD, DDD, Oh My(relprog.com)
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
"The farm life works for some people" I agree. I couldn't do farm, I have bad allergies to pollen, dust, and too much time under the sun and I become red as a lobster, and it is painful But programming is what I love to do. S
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
very flattering
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
<sarcasm>Do you know the smallest violin in the world?</sarcasm>
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
"Be careful, that's a huge fallacy" Interesting, Are there fallacies bigger than others?
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
The reason for the word change is because it is conceptually wrong The action of being in the country might be unlawful, but the person himself is not unlawful. The use of "undocumented" instead of any other word not a "tacti
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Design-Hackers-Reverse-Engineering-Bea... Loved it!
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
This was an infomercial in the form of a blog... dissapointing
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
I understand that if economics is the driving concern, then yes, and I started my little project too. But in a post Snowden era, encryption should be a basic requirement
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
I understand... Should I trade my privacy to save pretty pennies in somebody else's wallet?
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
The problem I have with putting my data in online drives is that they have an open copy to my data, which is something I don't like Does expand drive has the ability to: - set the a file password (system level/folder level/fi
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
LOL! He lost me at REGEX in the title... it gives me an allergic rash
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
Lets start teaching what code is by ... chapter 1 Regex???? If the author is reading this: WHY? out of all the horrors, why?
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
TLDR: I just discover that strict type system are there for a reason
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
"Because nobody cares about the Ferengi" MOOGYYYYYYY!!!! Now seriously, the ferengy were supposed to be there for some humor scenes, and they developed the ferengy society considerably. Female liberation, the challenge of the resp
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
Fair enough. Then libraries shouldn't count Excel spreadsheet in 1 line of code: <iframe width="400" height="560" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" src=" https://onedrive.live.com&
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
... dependencies with 3 other libraries: AngularJS, WebWorkers, and Traceur Compiler Not 99 lines anymore, hence no bragging rights And # of lines stop being a problem since VAX computers
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
Interesting case. What I understand is that the product not only lack of proof that disadvantaged group benefits from it, but mainly it can be used by institutions that are for profit. GPL v3 IANAL, but can you modify the license so if the
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
Just curious... instead of 6 month work, 3 months personal projects, have you tried 6 hours work, 2 hours personal projects, 2 hours gym and/or people interactions?
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
There is no simple or easy answer. And no one can tell you "I know how you feel" because we all feel different. So... 1. Get medical help. There is a lot to be said and done with the right doctor and therapist 2. Believe or not: W
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
I began as self-taugh like you, but I went from Basic to Assembler in 1 year. I gained a lot by understanding what the compiler was trying to make work, so I agree with you that understanding of lower levels goes a long way into what you pr
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
Computer scientist here It seems to me that there are 2 types of "Computer Scientist" One with a more traditional education, including all the tech subjects, plus all the college level math (3 or 4 calculus, 3 or 4 algebras, discr
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
Didn't think on that, thank you
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
I have been doing consulting for years now, and this is my policy. Invoices unpaid for more than 30 days, get a 10% late fee. Late for more than 60 days, no more work of any kind untill all invoices are paid.i work to make a living and expe
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
"People who get upset if you touch their code" which is what i mean when i said that some people treat their code as their baby. I wrote it before the debate began, it just got posted after it, that is not in my control. The specu
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
And what are "those" people?
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by jorgeleo 12y ago
I think that the advice, if taken literally, is a bad advice. But it does point to the fact that the system is not just the technology, but also the people around it I think that a better way to go about it was to comment first with the pro
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by jorgeleo 13y ago
And... depends on what you are consulting on. I live out of consulting, and my biggest projects is writing experimental consumer behavior simulation engines. Is not that TDD does not have a value, it is just impractical For once, since they
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by jorgeleo 13y ago
Also column-oriented db are much more efficient in filtering rows, specially for very large datasets with complex filtering expressions. This is what makes them good at data analysis. I consider different from your first point because somet

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