Nardol: Swiss Tournament in Ruby
Being a chess player (not a very good one), I’ve always been intrigued by Swiss Tournaments. They are so practical, and ensure that even a lowsy player like myself, can play the same number of rounds as any other player. That’s being inclusive! I’ve played some knock-out tournaments (to me it meant being kicked off in the second or third round), and, given their nature, not-so-good players tend no
Nardol: Debian-RS and Vicent Danjean
The day before yesterday I learned that a fellow Debian Developer was visiting Porto Alegre Federal University to do some work on Parallel Computing: Vincent Danjean. People from local user group organized a last minute get-together at Cavanhas (that served as last meeting of the year) and we had the most pleasant time. Guaraldo registered the moment with his cellphone camera: Vincent is flying ba
Nardol: Ruby versus Python
This is not another rant to praise one in spite of the other (an everybody knows I love Ruby, so it would not be impartial), but sometimes people seems to live in another world and do things for the wrong reasons. I just read this blog post by Kanwei Li in which he gives 2 or 3 reasons he ditched Ruby in favor of Python. First of all, both are great languages and, although I favor Ruby, I use Pyth
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Zotero and note-taking – Nardol
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GNOME 3 is like Vim. – Nardol
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