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estebanrules

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About estebanrules

Damian Esteban. iOS Developer. Becoming re-acquainted with JavaScript via Reactjs and ES6. Avid Unix user, Star Wars lover, comic book nerd. Proud of it.

@estebanrules http://blog.damianesteban.com

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    I recommend including quantitative data, i.e. the feature I worked on increased user engagement by 15%.

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    Comment #38572165

    Great question. It looks like a cool language, but why should I use it?

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    Comment #35832693

    I can’t stand watching television or films with subtitles on (unless it is in a foreign language). It ruins the delivery of the dialog.

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    Comment #10658252

    I'm surprised I haven't read this before. Very entertaining.

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    Comment #10658241

    Elm is definitely a very interesting language. I would recommend the following if anyone is interested in seriously learning it: https://pragmaticstudio.com/elm

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    Comment #8998201

    No problem. However, I usually use z - https://github.com/rupa/z to jump around, but I like the shortcuts concept of goto.

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    Comment #8995600

    This looks cool. I’m going to give it a “check” on my Mac. EDIT: Appears to be working peachy on OS X 10.10.2 with zsh.

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    Comment #8995596

    I’m in agreement. The pricing is quite high for a new product, and there is a lot of competition out there.

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    Comment #7997889

    I've been thinking about trying out Fish shell for awhile, though I have zsh setup to my liking. Concerning Xiki, it definitely remind me of Emacs org mode / shell.

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    Comment #7997865

    I've been thinking about trying out Fish shell for awhile, though I have zsh setup to my liking. Concerning Xiki, it definitely remind me of Emacs org mode / shell.

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    Comment #7958321

    Another great resource to learn functional programming. Thanks.

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    Comment #7958285

    Thanks, this looks like a great course. Not quite sure how to sign-up but I'm sure I'll figure it out :)

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    Comment #7857488

    Dash really is an indispensable developer's tool for OS X, but it took me a bit to integrate it into my work flow. Now I use it all the time, it's great.

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    Comment #7788018

    I like the syntax. However, how many markup/markdown languages do we need?

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    Comment #7651442

    I'm very interested in learning either Go or Rust. Of course I could learn both, but when I learn a new language (or anything really), I like to really immerse myself and focus. I'…

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    Comment #7584445

    Can anyone point me in the right direction of an article that sums up how this whole fragmentation started? I'm curious to know the history.

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    Comment #7583462

    Amen. I started to code a bit in OCaml and it's great.

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    Comment #7582657

    Maybe I'll actually use Puppet now. Very cool news.

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    Comment #7582641

    I really thought this thread was a prank or joke when I saw the title. Sadly, it's not. The whole 2.7 / 3.x debacle is a large part of why I I have more or less stopped coding in P…

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    Comment #7567551

    I'm floored by this news, and extremely disappointed with Dropbox. From the beginning I have been a huge proponent of Dropbox. I was lucky enough to get a free 50 GB account, and I…

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    Comment #7562314

    This looks great. I've never been happy with the other iOS applications for Reddit, Narwhal will probably be my default Reddit application now.

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    Comment #7562056

    Question - would you recommend working through SICP in Racket? What about MIT Scheme in Emacs?

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    Comment #7535829

    Seems reasonable to me.