mtoledo

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by mtoledo 17y ago
Howdy jamesheroku, I have a great time deploying my app to heroku, and I've recommended your service successfully a number of times to other devs. I even didnt get so mad when the service was offline for a bit yesterday, so that means you g
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by mtoledo 18y ago
Its better to sometimes get paged at home for work than to hearing that "I'll need you to work till late today" or "We need you to come in the weekend" when working on an office. And depending on your work, you'd probably get paged at home
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Rails CSRF vulnerability explanation(coderrr.wordpress.com)
1 points by mtoledo 18y ago|0 comments
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by mtoledo 18y ago
Though, when I showed him the article, he agreed with it.. so maybe he's right. :-D
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by mtoledo 18y ago
Curious, we use assembla on our team and our designer uses git (assembla's git) without any problems. It's great if people want to have the choice for subversion, tho. Some people just prefer the tools they are used to instead of learning n
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by mtoledo 18y ago
So, is it just me, or he complains that students are pointed in the wrong direction and therefore don't write "real/maintainable" programs, instead focusing on more CS (algorithms, data structure) - but when talking about java, he says the
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by mtoledo 18y ago
I also loved. I didn't expect it would have such bad reception.
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by mtoledo 18y ago
One thing I pay for and I don't think anyone mentioned is "O'Reilly Safari Bookstore". US$ 22,00 month (I think?) and quite some nice books: the Javascript Rhino book, Obie's the Rails way, the Ruby way, the Pragmatic Programmer, the Cathed
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by mtoledo 18y ago
Up vote on not using dreamweaver. It's an amazing tool and I respect that, but it's not to be used with hand crafted files.
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by mtoledo 18y ago
I read once on 37 Signals that they have a twitter like "what are you doing?" status page so that the team lead doesn't have to ask this all the time. I really expceted this to be a "what are you doing" kinda app rather than a "what have yo
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by mtoledo 18y ago
Will do. Thanks for the tip.
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Emacs' "old" regexp syntax
1 points by mtoledo 18y ago|2 comments
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Spoken language affects thought as programming languages affect algorithms?(jakevoytko.com)
17 points by mtoledo 18y ago|23 comments
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by mtoledo 18y ago
+1, it's a global forum, YC is in America, and I think we should talk in dollars and gallons to keep things in context. Though, even though I was interested in the article, I don't think it's too much "hacker news". btw, nice to see that so
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by mtoledo 19y ago
I don't think lacking technical prowess in setting a proper charting package to be a significant reason. That would be like saying you are cheap for using a web framework instead of writing your own would be cheap as well. Just this case, i
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by mtoledo 19y ago
I used to time track using slimtimer. You can open it in firefox and change your active task by typing ' and the name of the task, which is really handy. Though, I started experimenting with rescuetime and saw that although the logs weren't
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by mtoledo 19y ago
We use unfuddle ( http://unfuddle.com/home ) It's a bit basecamp like, but it has a better support for tickets and reports. We moved from basecamp to unfuddle 4 months ago. And it has an svn repo built in it also which updates your tickets