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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
One of the things that I consider a must from a programmer: 1.She should learn to draw if she does not already. 2.She should learn to do a podcast if she does not already. Basic documentation is very easy to do, you just talk in a podcast e
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
I consider irresponsible and unwise NOT to document something that is going to change. In particular, when I change something I need to know the interface with detail, the input and the output and EXACTLY what the black box is expected to d
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
"Those who are doing this in China are most likely not doing this for China - they are taking advantage of state resources to benefit themselves and their cronies" Quite the contrary. Odds are that the people in China that could a
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
The writer talks about Hemingway, he should learn from Hemingway to express himself in less words. Hemingway learned from news reporting. I personally know people that writes professionally, including Nobel prices in Spanish literature(I or
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Measure yourself. If you believe you can work equally good with sleep deprivation you should test it. Start measuring how productive you are hour after hour, WRITING down(very important) not only how much you do but also your energy level.
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Linux needs professional designers as it needs programmers. It remembers me to Enligtenment old themes, a genius programmer but horrible designer, the theme the KDE people are displaying is hideous, not consistence at all. The people that d
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Remove "Patriot Act" or the fascist law obligation of any American to collaborate with 3 letters agencies by force. It converts any American worker in a spy of the Government.
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Bad scientific code is bad, and bad programming code is bad. Every time you do a clever thing, you have to do three things: 1-Document your smart idea on your code. 2-Document your smart idea, preferably on drawing. 3-Document your smart id
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
This is not as rare as the article says. In fact, giving my experience around rich people I would say it it the normal thing. Most people believe what mass media tells them. The media talks about the actors, but not about the producers, the
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
I suppose it is because 2 facts: 1- Bigger than 100% import duties on some of those countries. 2- Very small middle class, who are the buyers of IKEA. I have lived in Brazil. Only two classes there: The ultra wealthy and the poor. I was ult
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Interesting. I live in Europe, my house is entirely filled with IKEA furniture. So is my the house of my closest family members. Not a single problem so far and we have been using those things since the nineties. We buy probably the most ex
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
More than 10 years working from home. I really enjoy it. My advice is: find someone-partner with someone else that loves to do and is good at what you hate, and vive versa. If you find yourself procrastinating in some area of your work, you
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
"It's extremely difficult getting your spouse to respect the "working" part of working from home." No, I used to believe so, but it is actually very easy. You tell her you are working and no you can't, and you
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by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Obviously it depends on what you do for a living. If you are an animation pro, $1000 could be even cheap if you earn way more money thanks to it.
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by Htsthbjig 13y ago
The problem is that you can't compare $100 purchasing power in USA with $100 in a remote village in Peru. Imagine that instead of $100, they give you $10.000 and things change. Would you refuse $1.000 free money even if someone earns $
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by Htsthbjig 13y ago
The article is not very good. At the time (1943) the war was already lost for Germany(not for Japan). The US had entered the world fresh after watching people in Europe kill themselves for more than 2 years, and US industry was just too pow
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by Htsthbjig 13y ago
Another advice is to become a member of your local hackerspace and meet the personally. This makes most problems super easy to solve. I am part of a Spanish language 3d printers group called "Clone wars": http://www.rep
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by Htsthbjig 13y ago
Own tree printers: Printrbot LC, Printrbot simple and Prusa i3 Steel, made some delta printers for others. My advice is :If you are in the creative industries (architect, engineer, artist, jeweler) you NEED it and you are loosing time not