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13y ago
I am from Chile... live on Santiago though, far away (2+ thousand KM) from the North. AFAIK there have been no casualties. People have been evacuated from the coastal areas all over Chile (even in the south for precaution). Cheers.
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Creator of Oculus VR answers questions about the FB Acquisition on Reddit
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> You did buy a pocket computer after all - don't you want to see what it can do? I just bought a phone, which happens to be a computer. If I really want to get deep into a 'pocket computer' I buy an Arduino or an equivale
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13y ago
Yep, won't be touching Atom.
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Why is Atom Closed Source?
(discuss.atom.io)
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Yes, ruby has a strong smalltalk foundation (messages & runtime). Thus it makes sense to compare the roots of both langs in the way they interact with messages & the runtime.
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AFAIK Objective-C does indeed have dynamic features. It's also static & weak. So I already have a problem with the first line of the article: > Ruby and Objective-C look like opposites: one is dynamic, the other's static; E
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13y ago
Great work dude, keep em' coming.
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If you want to go to silicon valley for a real internship and you're pursuing a math + CS degree you can get it, maybe on a more established company (Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Twitter) but there are several of the bigger startups (A
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Code Pilot for Xcode 5 is now Open Source
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On testing and developer culture
(nicolasgoles.com)
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13y ago
I'm on Digital Ocean, for the money my server didn't have any issues handling being in the Top posts of HN for several hours... I'm serving static HTML generated by Octopress.
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13y ago
Now this guy is the real MacGyver, doing all this awesome stuff from the rural South of my Country. /me wants to meet him.
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John Carmack, leaving Id and join Oculus was awesome.
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The Angel Hack in Chile was the same thing earlier on this year, I dunno if there was a lot of money on the table, but still the winners had the app done from long long ago. I would love to force devs to use git and implement a true hackath
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Do you happen to have a source for this (genuinely interested) :)
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13y ago
That's what I think too, they should state MySQL/PostgreSQL or something like that in the calculator though.
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13y ago
I think that the 'simple monthly calculator' hasn't yet included PostgreSQL instances?
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13y ago
Thunderbird.
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13y ago
You are wrong. Check the prices of Apple stuff in Argentina or even France. Hell, in Chile it's 20% more (and it was 100% more in the past, has gotten better now). Cheers.
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13y ago
Instagis is much more mature than this, and it's not only visualization. http://www.instagis.com/
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It says Southern Part of America (Antarctica anyone?)... and that's kinda' vague. It should say Central America South America I'm from Chile by the way.
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13y ago
I use digital ocean for my personal stuff, AWS is being used by our startup. I've heard that Heroku has become incredibly slow (thus expensive to scale) in comparison to alternatives like plain AWS or even the Azure platform. Have you
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13y ago
You mean the pre-expansion Diablo 2, I agree. I'll give it another shot when the expansion is released. I played D2 for 10+ years... waited for this piece of crap to be released. I think now, there's hope.
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13y ago
I did mention Carpalx, but not your exact link in another comment.
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13y ago
Yep, I agree. When I invite people home and leave my MacBook playing my music, there's always someone who want's to go to Youtube and switch my music... Colemak totally avoids that from happening.
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13y ago
That's really cool, I should file a radar (not that it matters) in Apple's radar so that they make Colemak available on iOS.
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In my case, I was experiencing pre-tendinitis symptoms (know them well as a piano player). All of those where gone after switching to Colemak. My advice, is to switch before you start experiencing those symptoms. Cheers!
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In my experience switching back to QWERTY is not terrible, it's actually quite simple if I can look at the keyboard (can't really do touch typing on it). My speed is much faster than 30 though, I'm guessing I'm around 70
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I totally agree here, when you are programming it doesn't really matter if you type at 150 WPM... it's all about ergonomics and movement economy (IMHO).
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