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thiagofm

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BS in CS, full stack webdev(rails/node.js/php)

e-mail: t@art-is-t.me personal website: art-is-t.me (in portuguese)

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Don't waste time with design: use twitter bootstrap, jquery UI and stuff that let's you do it later.

Know the ins and out's of auth and stuff that most of web app does have.

Know what the hell you are building -- development/programming is impossible to master so you will spend most of your time googling shit and fixing errors, try to minimize the amount of time spent.

Know how to emacs/vim/any text editor that makes you productive.

Know how to deploy fucking fast.

- Brazil.

- Fullstack webdev, BA in Computer Science.

- I can node.js, rails, php, jquery, css, html, tableless, SEO... I'm just not so into business(but i have a rather BIG interested in it, also to run a company, own the world and stuff).

- I'm up to anything... but I have a good idea that I would like to discuss about.

- Something related with food, I can't detail much it here.

- As much as I need, but I would like to keep it 20h before we find that something we did is in the lines of: "Ok, this is big!".

E-mail and stuff in my profile, have fun. I would prefer somebody that is the jack of all trades, master of none, that hacks solutions and somehow get things done. OR a business guy that can make me work and think that he's the alpha-boss of the world(good luck). But feel free to contact me if you are something else.

You could make cooler routes like:

hackerbuddy.com/:user

or

/user/:user

Instead of using their user ID's.

But I god damn love this.

Albert einstein, bohr, schrodinger(text books), zizek(still alive!), gandhi and neil armstrong.

The people that will be remembered in 1000 years aren't actually those frequently in the media(say, steve jobs), steve jobs is clearly overhyped and will fade away just like justin bieber did.

"Brazil is probably no more corrupt than other countries of similar size and wealth. It came out better than China and India and a long way ahead of Russia in the latest index of perceptions of corruption compiled by Transparency International, a German NGO. Brazil is blessed with competitive and aggressive media and tenacious institutions that investigate such scandals, revolving around the public-prosecutor’s office, a semi-autonomous part of the federal government and its local equivalents. This scrutiny has a price: the government thinks that another watchdog, the audit tribunal, is holding up spending on infrastructure unnecessarily."