Trufa

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by Trufa 12y ago
As much as I enjoy and watch almost every video, chessexplained is not very educational unless you're pretty high rated, it's very entertaining nonetheless.
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by Trufa 12y ago
Well, it's getting a lot of attention now.
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by Trufa 12y ago
I don't get your point, what are you trying to say? > What Tedbleed, as your article calls it, demonstrates is a bug similar to Heartbleed Similar but very different in the severity. > but I would suggest that thinking that memor
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by Trufa 12y ago
I agree, it's basically saying that the programming language of the future should have all the good features of each language and none of the bad ones.
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by Trufa 12y ago
I understand there are a lot of subtleties, but it's still surprising for me that it can recognize a parked motorcycle from an awkward angle but can't distinguish normal english pink from red. Just to be clear, I don't mean i
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by Trufa 12y ago
I am very surprised it got the color of the motorcycle wrong, it seems like the easiest thing to detect...
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by Trufa 12y ago
Insecurity is pretty high, it really depends on the neighbourhood, time of the day and your profession though (like always). The thing is, most of the time nothing will happen to you, but, it is pretty usual to get robbed. Anecdotally, we&#
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by Trufa 12y ago
I'm Uruguayan, and the picture you're painting is not quite accurate. > There's laptops for all kids This was indeed a great achievement, but not all kids, this is for the public (state) education. > no taxes on tech
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by Trufa 12y ago
This headlines drive me nuts (I'm from Uruguay). I'm not even arguing whether Mujica has done good things or not (I think he has done), but, think of this: "USA's Beloved Obama who spent his presidency fighting for a mor
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by Trufa 12y ago
I personally prefer the workflow of writing all the necessary code (not an arbitrary number) and then patch committing. You get the best of two worlds, atomic commits and enough code for your commits to make sense in context.
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by Trufa 12y ago
I think the point was just to show all the complications that can appear representing human language for a computer to understand. I don't think the author actually thinks that language suck, though I can't speak for him, he seems
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by Trufa 12y ago
One of the main disadvantages as of now is that there is no over wifi syncing so if there's a big file upload, everyone will have to download it at the office. This hasn't been an issue, but I guess in some scenarios it could be.
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by Trufa 12y ago
We've switched to owncloud not for Condoleezza Rice in particular but for general privacy concerns, the possibility to self host and pricing issues. We really recommend the product, it may have some disadvantages to dropbox but it&#x27
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by Trufa 12y ago
> Fun little hobbyists http://search.cpan.org/~simon/ http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596004569.do http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Perl-Programmer-Simon-Cozens...
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by Trufa 12y ago
A missing feature would be to be able to see a list of the songs that were played, I missed a couple of songs I'd want to listen a little bit more.
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by Trufa 12y ago
I don't know why this is being down voted, take a look at what happened in the year 2001, we're terribly dependent on them (thought we're trying not to), this news scares the hell out of me since I don't want it to happe
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by Trufa 12y ago
It may have changed recently but for sure until some time ago, an option that clearly said they are tracking you, was activated by default.
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by Trufa 12y ago
Well if you trust that ghostery wont track you if you disable, I think it's pretty good. I have never heard of them until now to be honest so I'm not the guy to ask.
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by Trufa 12y ago
And Ghostery is owned by an advertising company that tracks you by default.
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by Trufa 12y ago
Honestly, we call them computer language for a reason, to a certain extent, you're saying you are very good at English but you can't for the life of you understand Japanese, all those weird symbols! Takes a while to be familiarize
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by Trufa 12y ago
Be careful if you're using headphones, scared me to death.
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by Trufa 12y ago
Have you worked on medium/large teams and with advanced features such as submodules? (not accusing you of anything, just curious). In my experience, many things were weird but just had to be learnt, submodules on the other hand, that&#
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by Trufa 12y ago
It's funny that my experience is the complete opposite, I wonder if it's just our confirmation bias, or the fact that we are too small a sample. It could also be that us being in different countries (I assume) impacts a lot in our
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by Trufa 12y ago
The idea on principle is nice, but silly to assume that you can sum up human knowledge in one book. Think about the amount of literature people have to read to became doctors, programmers, engineers, think about "re-inventing" ele
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by Trufa 12y ago
The quality of the comments in this thread is terrible.
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by Trufa 12y ago
The signal to noise ratio of this article is amazing.
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by Trufa 12y ago
Seriously? I live abroad and skyped with my family weekly until we switched to G+ to never go back, the quality of the calls and or video difference is not even funny.
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by Trufa 12y ago
Just out curiosity, how much are you expecting to get for a site like that? I really have not clue how to calculate something like this. Hope it's not rude to ask :)
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by Trufa 13y ago
I didn't mean to sound snob though sorry if it came through like that, I would definitely recommend to read them either in Spanish or English, however you can enjoy them the most. It's just that you'll have to accept that som
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by Trufa 13y ago
Lo increíble de "conocer el hielo" es que te transporta ahí, a cuando vos conociste el hielo, cuando jugabas y descubrías una nueva sensación.

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