Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

I am Juan Pablo Buritica

I am a Front and Back-End Web Developer, who often dabbles in UI Design and Usability. Obsessed with Client Side performance and optimization, and always glad to offer a helping hand and share my knowledge.

I am a part of:
- ∞ manos

And working on 2 secret proyects. SHH!

— @buritica on Twitter.

doloreseditores:

A la venta este domingo. Interesados dejen su mensaje.
Mar 16
doloreseditores: A la venta este domingo. Interesados dejen su mensaje.

brycedotvc:

This presentation from Tom Preston-Werner, founder of GitHub, is a veritable master class on building teams and company culture. 

Have a flip through here or click/tap to see the speaker notes which add much more depth to the slides. 
Jan 06

salasphoto:

SKAMPIDA

La Manifestación

Dir. Andrés Salas
Dec 17

iheartchaos:

Sunday morning cartoons: Oh heartbreak…
Sep 11
iheartchaos: Sunday morning cartoons: Oh heartbreak…

Pure love (Taken with Instagram at Buritica HQ)
Sep 03
Pure love (Taken with Instagram at Buritica HQ)

At Soy & Sake: “Dinner with the fishes. ”
Sep 02
At Soy & Sake: “Dinner with the fishes. ”

iheartchaos:

Hipsters, behold your new king.
Aug 28
iheartchaos: Hipsters, behold your new king.

wellhellouberblond:

obviously it’s a bit early in my journey to make such a proclamation, but on the back roads and highways that I’ve been on, the majority of what you see is abandonment and decay. buildings, businesses, homes, cars just left and then gradually overgrown.

I think it’s funny how in the city the cool thing to do in the (especially) Brooklyn style of design is to recreate this decay, thus giving an establishment “character”. and in some ways I get it: this look is hauntingly beautiful and holds a depth of history. but when you see house after house, business after business like this, the aggregate effect isn’t very stylish or cool - it feels like something inside the country got really messed up along the way.
Aug 26
wellhellouberblond: obviously it’s a bit early in my journey to make such a proclamation, but on the back roads and highways that I’ve been on, the majority of what you see is abandonment and decay. buildings, businesses, homes, cars just left and then gradually overgrown. I think it’s funny how in the city the cool thing to do in the (especially) Brooklyn style of design is to recreate this decay, thus giving an establishment “character”. and in some ways I get it: this look is hauntingly beautiful and holds a depth of history. but when you see house after house, business after business like this, the aggregate effect isn’t very stylish or cool - it feels like something inside the country got really messed up along the way.

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Friday March 16th 2012 at 04:14pm.

doloreseditores: A la venta este domingo. Interesados dejen su mensaje.
doloreseditores: A la venta este domingo. Interesados dejen su mensaje.

doloreseditores:

A la venta este domingo. Interesados dejen su mensaje.

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Friday January 6th 2012 at 01:06pm.

brycedotvc:

This presentation from Tom Preston-Werner, founder of GitHub, is a veritable master class on building teams and company culture. 

Have a flip through here or click/tap to see the speaker notes which add much more depth to the slides. 

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Saturday December 17th 2011 at 06:39pm.

salasphoto:

SKAMPIDA

La Manifestación

Dir. Andrés Salas

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Sunday October 2nd 2011 at 08:14pm.

“if you’re against gay marriage don’t get gay married.”
billboard in new york. love.  (via wellhellouberblond)

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Sunday September 11th 2011 at 10:22pm. Its tags are listed below.

iheartchaos: Sunday morning cartoons: Oh heartbreak…

iheartchaos:

Sunday morning cartoons: Oh heartbreak…

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Saturday September 3rd 2011 at 03:26am.

Pure love (Taken with Instagram at Buritica HQ)
Pure love (Taken with Instagram at Buritica HQ)

Pure love (Taken with Instagram at Buritica HQ)

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Friday September 2nd 2011 at 11:25pm.

At Soy & Sake: “Dinner with the fishes. ”

At Soy & Sake: “Dinner with the fishes. ”

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Sunday August 28th 2011 at 03:28pm. Its tags are listed below.

iheartchaos: Hipsters, behold your new king.
iheartchaos: Hipsters, behold your new king.

iheartchaos:

Hipsters, behold your new king.

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Friday August 26th 2011 at 12:22pm.

wellhellouberblond: obviously it’s a bit early in my journey to make such a proclamation, but on the back roads and highways that I’ve been on, the majority of what you see is abandonment and decay. buildings, businesses, homes, cars just left and then gradually overgrown. I think it’s funny how in the city the cool thing to do in the (especially) Brooklyn style of design is to recreate this decay, thus giving an establishment “character”. and in some ways I get it: this look is hauntingly beautiful and holds a depth of history. but when you see house after house, business after business like this, the aggregate effect isn’t very stylish or cool - it feels like something inside the country got really messed up along the way.
wellhellouberblond: obviously it’s a bit early in my journey to make such a proclamation, but on the back roads and highways that I’ve been on, the majority of what you see is abandonment and decay. buildings, businesses, homes, cars just left and then gradually overgrown. I think it’s funny how in the city the cool thing to do in the (especially) Brooklyn style of design is to recreate this decay, thus giving an establishment “character”. and in some ways I get it: this look is hauntingly beautiful and holds a depth of history. but when you see house after house, business after business like this, the aggregate effect isn’t very stylish or cool - it feels like something inside the country got really messed up along the way.

wellhellouberblond:

obviously it’s a bit early in my journey to make such a proclamation, but on the back roads and highways that I’ve been on, the majority of what you see is abandonment and decay. buildings, businesses, homes, cars just left and then gradually overgrown.

I think it’s funny how in the city the cool thing to do in the (especially) Brooklyn style of design is to recreate this decay, thus giving an establishment “character”. and in some ways I get it: this look is hauntingly beautiful and holds a depth of history. but when you see house after house, business after business like this, the aggregate effect isn’t very stylish or cool - it feels like something inside the country got really messed up along the way.

Buritica's Geek and Random Thoughts

Posted on Tuesday August 23rd 2011 at 11:15pm.

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