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by eccp 8y ago
Not sure what you mean with "Netflix not working natively" but on Linux you just need either Chromium or a recent version of Firefox (maybe not the ERS version) and enable it to play DRM content. It just works.
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by eccp 10y ago
- anime/subs related stuff - webcomics (xkcd, alberto montt) - music (boards of canada wiki, music for programming.net) - java stuff (adam bien, onjava.com, planet clojure, grails.io, the server side, the cognicast) - job boards (wfh.i
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by eccp 11y ago
I used FreshBooks.com when I freelanced a few years ago and I think it contained all the features you want and it was pretty inexpensive (~10 USD per month) and invoices/receipts looked very professional and allows setting different cu
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by eccp 11y ago
I've been reading bits about Erlang and Lisp-flavored Erlang ( http://lfe.io/ ). I ported Norvig's Lispy ( http://norvig.com/lispy.html ) to Java as a weekend project and now I'm curious about Pi
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by eccp 11y ago
I follow all of them via RSS. In English: Hacker News, InfoQ, Planet Clojure, O'Reilly Radar (and ocasionally listen their podcast in SoundCloud), Ars Technica, The Server Side. I save some episodes of some podcasts which I find intere
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by eccp 12y ago
This was my favourite App from the Clojure Cup 2014, had so many laughs by adding every repo I had to unlock new achievements.
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by eccp 12y ago
Also, if you don't have the OS or the hardware to run some of the most recent, interesting demos, you can watch them via this YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/user/annikras
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by eccp 12y ago
This. Don't wait until everything is perfect. If your side project does a barely minimum to be usable, just release it somewhere (if it's an open source project) or deploy it and send a message for other people to try it. Other pe
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by eccp 12y ago
Not a specific language, but you should try learning about functional programming (eg. Java 8, Clojure, Scala, Haskell). Also, if you want a brief overview of different paradigms you should check "Seven Languages in Seven Weeks" (
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by eccp 12y ago
I was on a remote position for several years, maintaining code written by several other developers over the course of 10 years, poorly written and no spec in sight. I sincerely tried to move it forward to current standards, one bit at a tim
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by eccp 12y ago
The show is still on air in Chile in one of the largest TV channels. I'm in my late 30s and I remember the show was rather old already when I was a kid :-) Now seeing the show with the eyes of an adult feels like a portrait of a much
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by eccp 12y ago
I've written applications using Java, Groovy, Clojure and Scala (in that order) and after Clojure, coding Scala felt specially horrible (yet another syntax to learn! ++: \ ~> and so on...). Maybe Clojure feels odd for a few hours wh
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by eccp 12y ago
Point them to some coding guidelines for the language/platform which you're developing. For Clojure development: https://github.com/bbatsov/clojure-style-guide For Scala: https://github.com/al
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by eccp 12y ago
I've laughed a lot by looking at the achievements I've unlocked with my Git repos using Acha: https://clojurecup.com/?#/apps/acha ... My submission to ClojureCup was a simple feeds reader: https:/
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by eccp 12y ago
Old LG with Cyanogenmod :-)
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by eccp 12y ago
In case anyone is looking for a good HOSTS file to use as a template: http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm
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by eccp 12y ago
Location: Santiago, Chile Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: 10+ years of web development experience using Java, Groovy/Grails (2y), Clojure (1y), Scala (1y), Ruby on Rails (2y) Resume: https://goo.gl/Hk
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by eccp 12y ago
I created a free mini-book (in Spanish) about development and packaging of desktop applications for Ubuntu, including examples in C, Python, C# (using Mono) and Java. It's outdated now, probably easy to update to cover some of the late
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by eccp 12y ago
There are two things that pop to mind: You can motivate or coerce your team mates to improve their skills so they all benefit. You can even ask your team leader/boss to be the lead of an initiative at your place to use better tools or
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by eccp 12y ago
I agree specially with #5. One of the aspects I was at fault for a long time was avoiding conflict and saying "OK" to all requests at work. There will be many times in which you will be asked non-sense or completely wrong tasks an
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by eccp 12y ago
"Good Math: A Geek's Guide to the Beauty of Numbers, Logic, and Computation" by Mark C. Chu-Carroll "Seven Databases in Seven Weeks: A Guide to Modern Databases and the NoSQL Movement" by Eric Redmond and Jim R. Wil
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by eccp 12y ago
The invtro to the NVScene party this year was very stylish and featured music from Dune/Orange: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYOBq4NLjtY
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by eccp 12y ago
From Chile, and way above the mean, something like 4x or 5x.
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by eccp 12y ago
Jobmote has a curated selection of PHP jobs published elsewhere: http://jobmote.com/tag/php
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by eccp 12y ago
While I understand the problem this solves, the landing page doesn't express confidence: "Reasons to use this template to pdf solution" should be just "Why using Template 2 PDF?" or just "Why" ... the reas
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by eccp 12y ago
I felt the same way as you until I actually tried Clojure. In a few hours all my rejection of the parens dissapeared because I finally understood. Try solving a small problem in Clojure (a code Kata, or a problem from Project Euler) and y
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by eccp 12y ago
looks awesome! ... best of luck
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by eccp 13y ago
Coming from a Java and Groovy background it took me a while to "unlearn" and I think this is what happens to you. If you spend more than a few hours on Clojure (maybe you can create a small toy project) it make much more sense. I&
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by eccp 13y ago
In job #1 (5+ years remote): features and bugs have no formal platform, mostly wiki and sprint planning in spreadsheets. Ocassional phone calls but mostly Skype meetings. Knowledge base: dokuwiki. Code hosted on Bitbucket. Cisco compatible
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Pure Awesome: Secure Self-Desctructing Messages(dailytekk.com)
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