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Announcing Calatrava: OSS cross-platform mobile framework to build great UIs(overwatering.org)
18 points by ABS 14y ago|2 comments
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by ABS 14y ago
> 1. At Google, code has to be designed, written, tested, and reviewed. You > can't just start writing and shipping stuff, partly because there's so much > infrastructure, and partly because you pay for shoddy code later. Google
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by ABS 14y ago
since someone is going to ask this I might as well be the first: why not try and sell it?
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by ABS 14y ago
> Cheques (spelled like that) are rarely used looking at all the people protesting the proposed removal of cheques in UK last year I'd say that's not the case :-) Sadly many (relatively) big business and countless public bodies only p
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by ABS 14y ago
core.logic is awesome and if you want an entertaining introduction take a look at the video of the session that Edmund Jackson did at EuroClojure 2012 https://vimeo.com/45128721
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by ABS 14y ago
1) this is the first release, after only 6 weeks 2) they are working on comments more on their blog http://blog.digg.com/post/28441399381/welcome-to-digg-v1
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by ABS 14y ago
"spoke only their asian language until they hit preschool where they learned english" in that case they are not considered bilingual EDIT: not sure about the downvotes, it's a fact that if you learn a second language at 4 or 5 you are not c
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by ABS 14y ago
anyone can point me to something explaining "The Hyperloop"? not much luck after a few searches
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by ABS 14y ago
I enjoyed playing with IO a lot years ago, not sure I'd define it "newest" since it's around 10 years old now
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Video of Rich Hickey explaining Reducers in depth(vimeo.com)
4 points by ABS 14y ago|0 comments
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Video: Crazy Fast Build Times or When 10 Seconds Starts to Make You Nervous(infoq.com)
1 points by ABS 14y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 14y ago
You are missing the point. It's quite possible no one will pick it up but that's completely different from saying, sarcastically, "But it’s not stopping? Right". What the above is is ignorance of what it means to develop open source code. E
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by ABS 14y ago
someone please explain to the author what Open Source means and why Mozilla pulling their own people off an Open source project doesn't prevent that project from continuing
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Mongodb replication lag and the road to recovery(metabroadcast.com)
1 points by ABS 14y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 14y ago
> Most "normal" people don't make enough money to set aside additional cash on top of the national insurance they already pay in part to cover unemployment benefits. please note I always referred to "people who had great periods" work a
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by ABS 14y ago
I wasn't criticising it but as usual it depends where you come from: I'm Italian, have been living in UK for 7 years and run a bunch of companies in both countries. As such I've never even considered job benefits, the way I see it is: I put
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by ABS 14y ago
fair enough. As I wrote there is no question about the fact they work (I might not be crazy about the rhythm but that's a different thing and changes from company to company).
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by ABS 14y ago
my experience in the Netherlands is "odd": people work, no question about that but most of the ones I know work 4-day weeks (good for work-life balance) and there are interesting benefits for people who don't work. I'm sure it's not exact b
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by ABS 14y ago
25% of the shares offered, not of the company
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by ABS 14y ago
> He earned his billions while he was at Harvard IMHO the deferred argument is bogus, it's not like he could have pocketed then but decided not to. Whatever valuation Facebook will get tomorrow is, well, tomorrow's valuation. Was attend
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by ABS 14y ago
which is what I wrote: there is no way he can just spend as much time as he wants without approval, supervision. And the Visa can be rejected
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by ABS 14y ago
he's been living and working in Singapore since 2009 and there is no way for a non citizen "to spend as much time as they please in the US". You'd need a Visa that is linked to work and in that case work would be of course taxed in US.
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by ABS 14y ago
if they are US citizens they pay taxes in the US even if they do live in those "3rd world countries" 9after having paid whatever taxes they owe to the "3rd world countries"...)
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by ABS 14y ago
A Brazilian who got US citizenship, helped create thousands of jobs in the US, moved to Singapore in 2009 and effectively lives and works there since then, applied to drop his US citizenship in January 2011 and will pay the exit tax for i
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by ABS 14y ago
at least read the description of the product you are criticising...
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Ask HN: inspiring geeks/tech (auto)biographies
2 points by ABS 14y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 15y ago
we all die? ok, sorry :-)
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by ABS 15y ago
first: I replied to zacharyvoase's comment and therefore my comment was related to his, don't take it in isolation. There are plenty of other comments here that explain why pdeva1 is coming from the wrong angle therefore I'm not going to re
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by ABS 15y ago
totally misleading title, something I wouldn't have expected from a site like penny arcade.
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by ABS 15y ago
not really, just that all of us come with a point of view and I think his is made clear by the work he is doing on that project. Never used it, looks interesting and useful for Java . That's where I think the problem is: if you have used o

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