Macca

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by Macca 13y ago
Explore various World Cup qualification scenarios. Written in Haxe.
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Show HN: World Cup Qualification(sport.ismyreligion.com)
1 points by Macca 13y ago|1 comments
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by Macca 13y ago
Allows the exploration of various World Cup qualification scenarios. Written in Haxe.
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by Macca 14y ago
> How on Earth are they going to go from a single launch in 2012 They launched twice. > He already has a track record of delaying, delivering late and overpromising with Tesla. http://blogs.wsj.com/drivers-seat/2012/06/29/to-elon-m
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by Macca 14y ago
It's a hard and fast rule. You must either be a US citizen or permanent resident. ITAR is the reason.
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Ask HN: Challenging math software for 8yo kid?
3 points by Macca 14y ago|3 comments
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by Macca 15y ago
I'd never heard of him and didn't particularly like the preview. I still paid the $5 because I would like to see this business model take off and the show might be funny. To be honest, I didn't find Louis CK's $5 offering all that funny
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What's this user trying to achieve?(news.ycombinator.org)
1 points by Macca 15y ago|0 comments
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by Macca 16y ago
SpaceX, Los Angeles. Working remotely is not an option for new-hires. In December we became the first private organization to put a spacecraft into orbit and return it safely (highlights: http://spacex.com/multimedia/videos.php?id=57 ).
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by Macca 17y ago
Yeah, unfortunately. The job requires either US citizenship or permanent residency. If you're interested in the reasons, google ITAR.
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by Macca 17y ago
SpaceX, Los Angeles. With the Obama administration's recent budget recommendations for NASA (cutting the Constellation program), we're continuing our expansion. Mad C++ & Linux skillz? Want to write code that lives on the Internationa