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by nzonbi 15y ago
A good hacker can pickup a new language quickly, maybe half hour, or 1 day, or three days for complex ones. But also usually with each language, comes a set of tools and practices, that take a bit more time to become proficient with, and ar
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by nzonbi 15y ago
Not directly related to the article, but a personal opinion I will take this opportunity to point: Product names and logos are a small but somewhat influential aspect, of a product overall perception. I have this perception on some product
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by nzonbi 15y ago
Back in the old times, I used to play games, and loved gameplay innovations. I discovered that certain brands were the ones continually delivering innovation: Nintendo, Koei, Sid Meier, etc. With time, It was becoming more and more difficul
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by nzonbi 15y ago
Agree with parent comment. My opinion, so far: Overall: uninspired. Below what I was expecting. Probably good for Google goals (tooling, migrating developers, etc) The language is somewhat interesting, but unfortunately saddened by an incre
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by nzonbi 15y ago
How much telecommuters work, depends on each case. In my case, I have been working from home for the last 7 years. I am highly motivated because I want to maximize achievements in the rest of my life. Mostly, I work in small teams with othe
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by nzonbi 15y ago
In my opinion, developer.mozilla.org has the best online documentation on common web technologies for programmers.
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by nzonbi 15y ago
I used to be like that, until I tried Inkscape in Ubuntu. Past the learning curve, and you will never need Fireworks again.