Comments for Carlos Matallín http://c.matallin.com geek, blogger, entrepreneur and web designer. Sat, 27 Jun 2009 08:14:22 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Openness, about software and personality by Elasticity, putting web development and business together - Carlos Matallín http://c.matallin.com/2008/11/openness-about-software-and-personality/#comment-1454 Elasticity, putting web development and business together - Carlos Matallín Sat, 27 Jun 2009 08:14:22 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=402#comment-1454 [...] due time reading Freakonomics I could find a plausible answer to my Openness concern, which is based in the fact that when there’s a lack of openness, or as they properly [...] [...] due time reading Freakonomics I could find a plausible answer to my Openness concern, which is based in the fact that when there’s a lack of openness, or as they properly [...]

]]> Comment on Be yourself by Elasticity, putting web development and business together - Carlos Matallín http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/be-yourself/#comment-1453 Elasticity, putting web development and business together - Carlos Matallín Sat, 27 Jun 2009 08:13:57 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=516#comment-1453 [...] explain whatever you are dealing with much better and in a more intelligible way than you. Then I was talking about Punset and now I confirm this with a book I have recently read, Freakonomics. It doesn’t have a real [...] [...] explain whatever you are dealing with much better and in a more intelligible way than you. Then I was talking about Punset and now I confirm this with a book I have recently read, Freakonomics. It doesn’t have a real [...]

]]> Comment on Events, Events, Events by Lek http://c.matallin.com/2009/05/events-events-events/#comment-997 Lek Mon, 25 May 2009 10:41:02 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=577#comment-997 Luck! :D Luck! :D

]]> Comment on Call for participation: BarCamp Valencia by Events, Events, Events - Carlos Matallín http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/call-for-participation-barcamp-valencia/#comment-911 Events, Events, Events - Carlos Matallín Fri, 22 May 2009 11:29:13 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=550#comment-911 [...] already know the first of them, I’ve already told you about it. Barcamp Valencia is an unconference where we will talk about Web2.0, Social Media and Open Source. [...] [...] already know the first of them, I’ve already told you about it. Barcamp Valencia is an unconference where we will talk about Web2.0, Social Media and Open Source. [...]

]]> Comment on Call for participation: BarCamp Valencia by johnymepeino http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/call-for-participation-barcamp-valencia/#comment-803 johnymepeino Tue, 28 Apr 2009 08:09:20 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=550#comment-803 Anda que... llego a saber antes que se podía dejar comentarios en español XD Si quereis oyentes, oigo poco, pero pongo la oreja. Espero que esto no entre en el temario jajaja "and the measurement of our penises " Anda que… llego a saber antes que se podía dejar comentarios en español XD

Si quereis oyentes, oigo poco, pero pongo la oreja.
Espero que esto no entre en el temario jajaja “and the measurement of our penises “

]]> Comment on Be yourself by johnymepeino http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/be-yourself/#comment-802 johnymepeino Tue, 28 Apr 2009 08:01:28 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=516#comment-802 How could anybody stop being oneself?. One possible answer could be: we have not come to discover "how I am in reality." If our cognition were the database (server), our behaviour would be the result of "a single algorithm" only: the only one thing we have learned to use (educational determinism). The results that the browser gives us (the graphical environment - visible) are just a few only, and not always the best results. In no event shall the total. But "we are all". We have got a risk: being an image without sound, or reading-myself without clicking on all my own links. Living satisfied with a simple code "all purpose". What happens when we are finished a new software, and we have forgotten "only" a simple " < " ?. What do we display?. And what comes on the screen?. Is that our program?. The answer is "no, it's isn't The unconscious keep under an invisible key (Encryption), everything our conscience can not support, (our mind does not use open source). The task is to know "who" isn't, "who is still without "being", (which still tell us "I can not be). If we know him, we can change the old way for understand ourselves, to see the life, and this would trigger a new form of behavior, perceptions, emotions, cognitions, and a new will be. (I hope that one day you can forgive me this authentic stone, that possibly made you say "in bad hour it occurred to me to post this issue") :D How could anybody stop being oneself?. One possible answer could be: we have not come to discover “how I am in reality.” If our cognition were the database (server), our behaviour would be the result of “a single algorithm” only: the only one thing we have learned to use (educational determinism). The results that the browser gives us (the graphical environment – visible) are just a few only, and not always the best results. In no event shall the total. But “we are all”.
We have got a risk: being an image without sound, or reading-myself without clicking on all my own links. Living satisfied with a simple code “all purpose”.

What happens when we are finished a new software, and we have forgotten “only” a simple ” < ” ?. What do we display?. And what comes on the screen?. Is that our program?. The answer is “no, it’s isn’t

The unconscious keep under an invisible key (Encryption), everything our conscience can not support, (our mind does not use open source).
The task is to know “who” isn’t, “who is still without “being”, (which still tell us “I can not be). If we know him, we can change the old way for understand ourselves, to see the life, and this would trigger a new form of behavior, perceptions, emotions, cognitions, and a new will be.

(I hope that one day you can forgive me this authentic stone, that possibly made you say “in bad hour it occurred to me to post this issue”) :D

]]> Comment on Call for participation: BarCamp Valencia by Juanjo http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/call-for-participation-barcamp-valencia/#comment-800 Juanjo Sat, 18 Apr 2009 17:00:41 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=550#comment-800 Todos a casa de Coco!!! ueee! A ver qué sale... voy moviendo la web poco a poco :) Todos a casa de Coco!!! ueee!

A ver qué sale… voy moviendo la web poco a poco :)

]]> Comment on Call for participation: BarCamp Valencia by Coco* http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/call-for-participation-barcamp-valencia/#comment-799 Coco* Sat, 18 Apr 2009 13:56:56 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=550#comment-799 Yo os dejaría mi casa pero no sé si cabremos XDDD No en serio, digo "os" porque yo iré a escuchar y aprender, q no creo q pueda aportaros nada :) A ver si lo movemos!! Yo os dejaría mi casa pero no sé si cabremos XDDD

No en serio, digo “os” porque yo iré a escuchar y aprender, q no creo q pueda aportaros nada :)

A ver si lo movemos!!

]]> Comment on One year by Nova http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/one-year/#comment-798 Nova Fri, 17 Apr 2009 17:26:02 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=509#comment-798 Felicidades!!=) Felicidades!!=)

]]> Comment on The Rails Way by loki http://c.matallin.com/2009/04/the-rails-way/#comment-797 loki Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:46:47 +0000 http://c.matallin.com/?p=527#comment-797 I think <a href="http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596516178/toc.html" rel="nofollow"> The Ruby Programming Language</a> is a "must read". Everybody will tell you to have the <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Rails-Way-Addison-Wesley-Professional-Ruby/dp/0321445619" rel="nofollow"> The Rails Way </a> so I will point you to something completely different, but as valuable as anything else. called <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Pragmatic-Programmer-Journeyman-Master/dp/020161622X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1239802895&sr=1-1" rel="nofollow">The Pragmatic Programmer</a>. For the authentication process in your Rails apps, all the cool kids are switching to <a href="http://github.com/binarylogic/authlogic/tree/master" rel="nofollow"> authlogic </a> because of the better and more understandable code base. I have not wisdom but I'm damn hot. You can't have it all. ^_^ I think The Ruby Programming Language is a “must read”. Everybody will tell you to have the The Rails Way so I will point you to something completely different, but as valuable as anything else. called The Pragmatic Programmer.

For the authentication process in your Rails apps, all the cool kids are switching to authlogic because of the better and more understandable code base.

I have not wisdom but I’m damn hot. You can’t have it all. ^_^

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