VicT11

Joined 15 years ago

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Aug 3
Recently relocated to SF. Graduated from undergrad in '09. Looking and motivated to get my foot in the door in the Start Up community. Interested in working with a very early stage funded start up with a strong foundational team to contribute on multiple levels, as well as learn by experience as much as possible.

Feel free to contact me at [email protected].

Find out more about me at http://vjtorres.com

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Comment · 15 years ago
I like it. I'll heed your advice. But a football game as Altucher would... now that's out there! hahaha. Thanks!
Comment · 15 years ago
For other people interested check out https://www.kibin.com/. I haven't used it myself (yet) but it's basically an open source way of having your writing edited by others.
Comment · 15 years ago
I mean, I'm able to communicate things. But I'm interested in being able to write in a way that's effective and intriguing. I look up to people's writing like James Altucher, Tim Ferris, and I think Paul Graham's essays are absolutely great. Partly I just need more experience in things to write about, but I'm trying to be proactive in getting better at it.

My blog is on my about.me page. I intentionally don't really post the link because I'm not happy with it as to publicize it - but feel free to check it out! vjtorres.com

Comment · 15 years ago
Being different helps in being better, so I think those are good tips. If not only for an exercise and experimentation to test out different styles.
Comment · 15 years ago
So 'karma' is just the level of influence you have? So you could say that 'karma' is the klout for HN? Or is there more to it?
Comment · 15 years ago
In a quick google search I've come across a few things. Like http://www.academyx.com/training/san_francisco/ruby/rails/ and http://marakana.com/training/event/ruby/ruby_on_rails/san_fr....

But they don't look as official as the one listed in the question so I wanted to see if there were any recommendations.

Comment · 15 years ago
That's some solid advice and insight. Thank you rob. My challenge is finding that fit now.
Comment · 15 years ago
In my experience I've been trying to learn beginner programming with Ruby on Rails. I feel like there are tons of high quality resources for Python that I come across. Ruby on rails documentation seems pretty good. Ruby documentation though has been tough to find.

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