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luigi

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About luigi

Founding Engineer at Upworthy.

@1uigi (starts with the number 1) on Twitter.

http://luigimontanez.com

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    The last time there was a rant like this, I did an analysis using real-world data: http://luigimontanez.com/2012/actually-social-media-buttons-... The Nieman Journalism Lab followe…

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    I predict that GitHub will acquire Campfire.

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    It's telling that we only know him as "the guy from PlayHaven" while we all know Adria Richards by name. In that picture Adria took at PyCon, I'm not even sure which guy got fired.…

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    Founding engineer from Upworthy here. My email is my username @upworthy.com -- Happy to talk.

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    ISP: Comcast Xfinity Location: Atlanta, GA

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    There are two really interesting, and frankly devastating, double standards at work here: (1) We all know Adria Richards's name. We know all about her. Her personal address has bee…

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    > but I can speak for the other women that I know. Are you certain of that? Really think about it. Put yourself in the shoes of these women you know. Would they really want you spe…

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    > people like mongoDB because it's fast on a single node and they can use SQL rather than having to learn something new You can use SQL on MongoDB? And thanks for telling people wh…

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    If you go through the trouble of setting up an A/B test and determining a statistically significant result, you're not blindly following it when you implement the winning variant. …