alasano

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by alasano 10y ago
I've been dreaming of this for a long time now... holy crap. This is as close as we have to the Black & White (lionhead x EA) god feeling, except for beating up your cow/monkey/etc of course. Can't wait to try it out
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by alasano 10y ago
Oh you're still rendering JavaScript client side, how mid-2016.
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by alasano 10y ago
I'll consider myself very lucky then. At my firm we're strongly encouraged to take 4 hours per week to dedicate to learning something new or bettering our existing skill set. You simply let your team lead know your current objecti
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by alasano 10y ago
In poker you pay the rake, win or lose.
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by alasano 10y ago
I guess it makes the certificate itself seem more valuable as a means of expressing that you accomplished something. My view of edX is biased though by how awesome CS50 is, it feels more like a movement than a class.
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by alasano 10y ago
I've googled seemingly tons of different combinations of keywords to find out if a product like yours existed before starting to build it myself. Which search keywords most often lead users to coursebuffet? (and how did I miss them!) I
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by alasano 10y ago
I don't know if this reflects poorly on Uber or current taxi legislation. Living in Québec I've never had a bad experience with taxi drivers the way people seem to have in NYC, etc. Uber was still far better, if anything just for
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by alasano 10y ago
I'm also an immigrant in Québec (and Québec City), I've been here for 17 years though so I basically grew up a Québecois after having been a little German boy and being born in Bosnia. Where are you from originally?
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by alasano 10y ago
The most common usage is indeed calisse when used in the expression the poster above you described. "Je vais t'en calisser une si tu continues" also appropriate is "Je vais t'en crisser une si tu continues" Tab
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by alasano 10y ago
Profane Symbiosis, it's the root of our relationship with the french people.
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by alasano 10y ago
Can't forget the polite yet still religious based versions. Being very mad --> Être en saint s'il-vous-plaît
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by alasano 10y ago
First time seeing my province on HN. Swearing in Québec feels like an extension of your body and even the most well spoken people give in to the treat that are our swear words. I'm always reminded of this quote from the Matrix trilogy
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by alasano 10y ago
I think the serverless(ish) space is headed in an exciting direction overall, especially if we can drastically reduce wasted compute time. I'm watching your repo and hopefully will get inspired! Thanks for the reply Jim
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by alasano 10y ago
I just finished setting up my personal site with Hugo+S3+Lambda yesterday. Lambda runs Hugo when the S3 bucket detects a file change, takes about 5000 ms per blog post which is fractions of a penny. Although this adds a bit of complexity co
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by alasano 10y ago
I'm building a fun little service based on storing the hash of a document created by user input. I think it can be very useful and even fun if presented the right way.
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by alasano 10y ago
I'd go with effectively being able to dumb down complex concepts while correctly understanding the limitations of the project. You don't have to be able to replicate a tech project to get a correct understanding of all its parts.
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by alasano 11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/wB5B35g.png My user experience was great, I have to agree.
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by alasano 11y ago
I'm genuinely excited by ensuring great response times and minimal load on a website. Locally I see so many companies building good looking but horrendously optimized websites for their clientele who don't know enough to ask for i
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by alasano 11y ago
I wanted to make sure this was in the thread. People have given you great tips to help you manage your problem better but maybe you need extra help. Just be aware that this might be your problem and if it is, medication might do wonders. I&
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by alasano 11y ago
I was already blown by seeing the Oculus conference in California in my GearVR (Next VR app). This is the type of technology which makes me dream about how good retirement will be one day.
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by alasano 11y ago
It's mostly about the realities of the stitching though. 180 3D is usually done with two cameras facing forward with a good lens to capture the maximum from each side. 360 3d is a huge lie in reality, although when it's well done
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by alasano 11y ago
I like your response! If only for the fact that I'm seeing people taking apart the real CIOs response like it's code because it's in a numbered list.
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by alasano 11y ago
I'd love an invitation, gonna request an invite on your website to try out your product.
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by alasano 11y ago
It's definitely the best way to describe it easily for me! So much brainpower wasted just to get going. These days I feel like a Tesla P85D, instant torque whenever I need it.
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by alasano 11y ago
I wasn't medicated at all during my childhood and developed problems only after adolescence. I made huge efforts to work on my problems by myself but in the end I did need the extra push from my doctor to help me. Before that I was pok
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by alasano 11y ago
I can mirror this sentiment from my own experiences. My mom discovered the value of mental health professionals at the same time I got over being dismissive of the effectiveness of the solutions provided by modern medicine when it comes to
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by alasano 11y ago
Bitcoin itself is a chore to anonymize properly AND to feel 100% safe after doing it. I know some people like Monero (crypto note ring signature based, not Satoshi base) but as far as using bitcoin base code, Dash (formerly darkcoin) has th
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by alasano 12y ago
The technology on which bytecoin is based is great, bytecoin itself though has a massive premine/instamine of I believe 80%+ of the currency already. There is a new solution out which is gaining traction, a fork called Monero which rem
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by alasano 12y ago
Oh btw, you're talking to Jesus.
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by alasano 13y ago
I believe it was 800 million per founder.

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