mcorrientes

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by mcorrientes 15y ago
how long do you guys work ? This works for a couple of hours, but I can't imagine how it feels after coding 14 hours. Best could be to change after several hours between a standing and sitting position.
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Node.js: Basics and Twitter Search(fusioncube.net)
5 points by mcorrientes 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
node.js looks really sexy, can't wait to become stable enough for a productive system.
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Top 5 ways to improve a new web or iPhone application(tumblr.com)
1 points by mcorrientes 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
Even if people have to pick a number from 1 to 20, 7 would be the second most chosen one. http://scienceblogs.com/cognitivedaily/2007/02/is_17_the_mos...
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
i chose 7 too. But I would have chosen something complete different without a numblock.
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
He sounds like a douchebag because he thinks, he is awesome after hacking a CA. The most stuff is just lame, but I still appreciate the way how he infiltrated the system.
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
your site looks really great, but I miss the feeling of (social) activity on the front page. Sorting pictures by the last disovery or most liked photos with a small "time ago" field could give it a feeling of a more active community.
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
that's true but especially code hosting sites, should be a bit more concerned. Using a WAF and white listing parameters, may be a good start too. Just another reason why I keep the code internal.
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
wow that sounds really arrogant. Skills shouldn't be rated by the IDE developer use. Not everbody wants to be that kind of geek, that's hacking into a console all day long, rather than using an good IDE. Rate people by their abilitity to ha
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by mcorrientes 16y ago
you should try bulletstorm, it has one of these "hyper realistic" graphics, but it surely will remind you of duke