cartab

Joined 16 years ago

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Carlos Taborda, is Founder and CEO of Webbynode a Hosting Provider for Developers, and StackFu a Social Hub for Server Stacks.

You can follow him on Twitter @cartab

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Comment · 13 years ago
Interesting idea. I would like to hear some opinions about this.
Comment · 16 years ago
jason,

Not at all. I feel Miami is empty in terms of investors for startups. I may be wrong, but thats what I've felt.

Comment · 16 years ago
Comment · 16 years ago
The social part is, imagine like a github, where people put up code and you can see it? Same thing with stackfu. People can put up stacks and you can deploy them to your server.

Example: A user made a stack for Rails, you need rails, you go and deploy the guy's Rails stack. You'll be able to make a copy of it, edit it, review it, and make it yours if you want, fix it update and push your own version so other people can deploy it.

Comment · 16 years ago
If anyone wants to find out more, Join us at #stackfu on Freenode IRC and follow @stackfu on twitter.
Comment · 16 years ago
Honestly, I just thought it sounded original ;) You know, Hacks that are Artsy! I think Artists are also geeks, and creating some of those amazing art pieces is a hack!

I guess Its just an idea I had. Again, its meant to be something entertaining for peeps here. Every now and then I write posts myself, but I prefer to showcase nice finds out on the internet, specially ones that may be worth looking at.

Some 'hackers' don't go out to the art/design world, so I may as well bring some of that world to them, at least the stuff that is interesting.

Comment · 16 years ago
I post them up because, I think its good content and people here seem to appreciate it. I think its because hackers also appreciate art, and looking at these pics for 5 mins, simply just rests your eyes for bit.

Same reason why I post up slides, kinda changing the format a bit.

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