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lfborjas

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About lfborjas

Web consultant at escolarea LLC and occasional teacher: it seems that I like to take ideas and make them a reality either in a silicon brain or a flesh brain. That totally sounded more poetic in my head, which is made out of meat.

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    I hear you, friend, it's like it's ok for companies to hire us , men, as a "risky bet", I'm not the best engineer but thankfully my employers have all "seen" something in me to hav…

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    Comment #4419662

    Happens to me too, with a slightly modified latin-american keyboard layout

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    Comment #4159380

    Interesting, does this essay convey to you that the manual labourer is doomed and Russell's being a pessimist? I got quite the contrary from it (advocating some sort of socialist s…

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    Articles like this remind me of Bertrand Russell's [In praise of idleness]( http://www.zpub.com/notes/idle.html ): "I want to say, in all seriousness, that a great deal of harm is …

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    Comment #4106749

    nice twitter integration!

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    Comment #2599572

    Cool, I'm currently using vim and the fugitive plugin offers a similar functionality: http://sontek.net/turning-vim-into-a-modern-python-ide#integ...

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    Comment #2585578

    Something like wsgi/rack/ring would be cool (actually, ring could be your inspiration: https://github.com/mmcgrana/ring )

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    Comment #2517884

    Check out rubinius, the bytecode seems to perform considerably faster than interpreted source: http://rubini.us/

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    Comment #2401567

    I was wrong, ruby 1.9 has callcc back since 2009, you have to `require 'continuation'` now, though.