Alejandro AR (kinduff)

First post of the year.

I don’t remember where I heard this story, but it stuck in my mind to this day.

I was staying at my mom’s house for the first time since she recently moved.

Posts that could be tweets, but you’re already here, so let’s begin.

I have this memory from when I was a kid of asking the following question during a biology presentation about the human body and its parts: "Why do we die when our blood stops moving?"

I want to feel alive, create waves on the internet’s shore, I want to poke the mesh with a needle, let ripples explore, I want eternity in this light, my code to emphasize, I want to be eternal, but I know I wouldn’t realize.

Throughout my career, I worked alongside a team of highly skilled professionals to build enterprise software from scratch while also handling sales.

Only the FSM knows how much money I’ve spent on domain names when I’m excited about an idea.

Translated from Spanish.

Things I love to see in my product include how certain users make use of the data structures, forms, tables, etc., to perform actions that aren’t originally possible within the product itself.

Imagine you’re on the hunt for a new sweater and decide to visit a local clothing store.

Professionals often ascend or get promoted into new roles, from junior positions to intermediate roles, or even into leadership or management positions.

Read this line of code today: redirect_to(path, alert: "CSV is too big, please use maximum 10_000 lines per import") && return if File.open(file).readlines.size > 10_001 I spotted the 10_001 magic number and it grabbed my attention.

The Double It and Pass It On License (DIPOL), Version 1.0 Copyright (c) [Year] [Full Name] Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the…

In that balance where all feels just right, when the PC is kind, and posture’s in sight, Where keyboard and hand unite with the brain, as eyes meet the screen, thoughts coded as gain.

A couple of years ago, I came up with this concept and have tried to keep it in mind at all times; I’ve introduced it to a few companies I’ve been involved with, and it’s been well-received.

I don’t remember when I was told this or perhaps stumbled upon it randomly on the internet: glasses are commonly made of plastic, specifically cellulose acetate.

Congratulations on your new job!

I was in my mid-twenties coming back from the park with my skateboard between my legs.

Cotorreo (koh-toh-reh-oh): Mexican Spanish, colloquial term that refers to a lively and playful conversation among friends.