Popular Programming Tips
To enforce best practice assume everyone (even yourself) is a moron
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standard, intelligence, mistake, stupidity
Sync forks with main repo
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github, git
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Free gamification course at Coursera
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ruby, gem, c
Surviving a desk job
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health, life stuff
MySQL root pass reset
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tags, comma separated
Bash process manipulations
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bash, fg, bg
Gem para consulta de preços de combustíveis
Rogério Zambon
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ruby, gem, precos, combustiveis
The Codeship Christmas Countdown
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ruby, php, rails, video
Python tests right in your doc strings
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python, unit testing
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javascript
Processing presentation
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slideshare
Simple way to print commit url
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github, bash, git
Command-line options in .NET apps
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.net, command line
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