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git, export
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javascript, jquery
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ruby, php, javascript
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couchbase, scalabl3
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web, command line, unix
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design patterns, backbone.js, coffeescript
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bash, fg, bg
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sublime, text, 2
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vim, productivity
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3 responses
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teaching, mentoring
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cli, http, curl, json
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