MrGando

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by MrGando 11y ago
Totally agree, mentioned that too. The 3D stuff is horrible, just try to watch the original version....
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by MrGando 11y ago
I watched the original in 1995. It is a masterpiece, have rewatched many many times, always great. The remastered version with 3D is horrible though. The Stand Alone Complex is way more pop-corn material, also easier to digest, didn't
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by MrGando 11y ago
No, I don't think it is (just reading the title here)
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by MrGando 11y ago
As a Chilean, I can confirm. I played in 4 metal bands while being between 15 and 26. And enciclopedia metallum is crazy, even I am there! (And we were pretty underground) Today I still play my instrument (piano) and enjoy metal, jazz (whic
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Good software engineering book on threading
2 points by MrGando 11y ago|2 comments
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by MrGando 11y ago
Thanks!!
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by MrGando 11y ago
Got it :)
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by MrGando 11y ago
Ty!!
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by MrGando 11y ago
Any invites left?
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by MrGando 11y ago
Hey! Any invites left? (Email in profile)
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by MrGando 11y ago
Pretty late here, but does anyone have any invites left? Super interesting project! Email in my profile :)
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by MrGando 11y ago
I'm not talking about GMO being more harmful than regular foods. I am, indeed, making a point about Montsanto. There's much, much more than meets the eye about GMOs, how Montsanto is using the seeds and the actual repercussions of
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by MrGando 11y ago
There's no such thing as "take out all the oxygen". You can take a bunch, but after a point it get's hard and expensive to keep reducing oxygen concentrations to super low (not zero) levels.
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by MrGando 11y ago
I concede that it's very unlikely to taste the difference between a GMO/non-GMO tomato. But are you okay with Montsanto's practices? There's good science that basically explains that their business model is not doing the
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by MrGando 11y ago
Is the story available to non-subscribers?
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by MrGando 11y ago
I'm glad to see this. I can't believe that in the US, paternity/maternity leave is something that is left for 'the market to decide'. I was hoping for Marissa Mayer to lead and set the example for maternity leave...
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by MrGando 11y ago
Vungle | San Francisco, CA Full-Time | ONSITE | VISA ( http://www.vungle.com/careers ) Goal: Help us make mobile video ads not suck! About Us: - Leader in the Space : http://bit.ly/1U9FdpR - Profitable - Bene
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by MrGando 11y ago
They have a ver solid team ;)
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by MrGando 11y ago
Been using 1Password for years now... those guys are super committed to their software, I really like their product.
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by MrGando 11y ago
Vungle | San Francisco, CA Full-Time | ONSITE | VISA ( http://www.vungle.com/careers ) Goal: Help us make mobile video ads not suck! About Us: - Leader in the Space : http://bit.ly/1U9FdpR - Profitable - Bene
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by MrGando 11y ago
Some devs that actually wanted those for good didn't get any because asses like these guys wanted them to get more page views (thus taking slots).
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by MrGando 11y ago
You can be both.
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by MrGando 11y ago
I totally agree. Lead developers write code, also remove real, tangible and hard roadblocks in the code for the team... this sounds like a bureaucratic nightmare. I think he was turned into a manager without him realizing it.
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by MrGando 11y ago
I think he's more manager than team/tech lead. Team/Tech leads code quite a bit as far as I know
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by MrGando 11y ago
Vungle | San Francisco, CA Full-Time | ONSITE | VISA ( http://www.vungle.com/careers ) Goal: Help us make mobile video ads not suck! About Us: - Leader in the Space : http://bit.ly/1U9FdpR - Profitable - Bene
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by MrGando 11y ago
I love it too, using it on Xcode and iTerm
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by MrGando 11y ago
Can you imagine how many servers would they have to actually add exceptions for?
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by MrGando 11y ago
No, they won't be rejecting apps based on that setting. They know this is a progressive measure, and maybe some day in the future they will... but if you watch this year's WWDC session on this topic, it's pretty clear that th
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by MrGando 11y ago
I'm pretty sure Google will eventually enforce HTTPs for their third party ad-networks. The problem is that a lot of those guys live in the Paleolithic era regarding security, google needs their inventory, so it's not as simple as
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by MrGando 11y ago
Sweet! Hopefully this will give the project more exposure :)

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