Alejandro AR (kinduff)
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Entries
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How a 1994 SNES cartridge became a native PC program in ten days, one loop at a time.
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Telling an agent to ignore your code still puts that code in charge.
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Writing in this era is difficult.
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Carding the CEO is the ultimate unit test.
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Spent hours trying to identify my neighbor's piano song through apps.
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Any product you can think of, Crafty can build.
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A reflection on the importance of asking the right questions in software development.
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A brief reflection on why I write and the intention behind my words.
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Some insights from my experience in sales and software development that might help you turn interactions into success...
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I've switched to using fun, temporary code names for projects instead of domain names
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Guess my review didn't pass the community rules of Google Maps
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How the creative uses of data structures by power users are transforming and inspiring new features in my product
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The impact of a unified team in customer interactions
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Consequences of ego-driven management and the benefits of adopting a more self-reflective approach
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Unraveling the story behind a magic number in code
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The Double It and Pass It On License (DIPOL), Version 1.0
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An ode to lonely nights and coding nights.
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A couple of years ago, I came up with this concept and have tried to keep it in mind at all times.