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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Down in Argentina
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
They are profiting out of mongodb, they are getting people to invest lots of time, trust, and money in their product. The author has a strong point that quality of the development process for mongodb must not be good if a bug like this one
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Whenever someone talks about Alan Turing as just a "code breaker" I cry a little
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
your last paragraph is what I meant with "random dude on the internet"
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Tesla? I love Nikola Tesla too, but nowadays that name is also Elon Musk's company, and it's getting a lot of press, so you'll have a hard time with SEO.
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Tell me paranoid, but I'd never use something like this! you are sending the messages to a random dude on the internet who created this API.
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
"Just as within other bases the corresponding number would be significant." Numbers are independent from any base. You may mean the numeral in another base, which would have a different number of digits. But what is more important, note tha
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Firebug: A love story(joehewitt.com)
1 points by alcuadrado 13y ago|0 comments
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
$1k at the official dollar (non black market) value probably, which is not available. That price is 50% of the black market's one, so it'd be $500. I don't mean that this money will prevent anyone from getting their apps paid, but it'd real
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
This post is also included in The passionate programmer, a really great book: http://pragprog.com/book/cfcar2/the-passionate-programmer
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
ArchLinux with Gnome 3
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
For a company or established independent developer it's not a big deal. But for many people it is a lot of money, it's currently ~8 minimum wages at black market dollar-peso price (which is the only one available for someone in that situati
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
It seems to be down, google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4FhUcns...
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
this made me remember when I was a kid and cheated to my sibilings in MAME emulators, editing the high socores files with notepad. Many times I turn games unusable after that.. now I know why you shouldn't open binary fles as text, edit and
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Bootstrapping the Industrial Age From Scratch(medium.com)
4 points by alcuadrado 13y ago|3 comments
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Why do you assume that because many people does something it's correct to do it? I think you should reformulate your question like "what do you think most successful silicon valley...". I don't mean that technical skill is everything in a
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
A junior developer quits his job to found a tech company? Really? Unless he has other non-mentioned skills he probably made a very bad decision
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
I don't see any connection
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Idiot me, it was PHP!
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
I think you are missing a big point, or my comment was too short. If you code locally you leverage years and years of tooling made for it, if you code in that google scripts you are just fucked up. And that's the big difference for me, not
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Does anyone really want to code in the browser?
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
motion? just take a single frame and OCR it!
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
I don't get what you mean with "The fact the world runs on so much open source software really is remarkable". Could you clarify? I also think that big part of the problem with developer communication comes from the fact that many/most of u
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
And this is what happen when two dicks-wannabe nerds meet online. I'm tired of watching argues like this.
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
It forced me to change my password, with no way to cancel the process :s
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Maybe I'm getting it wrong, but this comment seems so arrogant.. and with ngninx, that has one of the cleanest code bases of open source software actually used by many people :s
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Knowing that the V8 team dislike javascript so much that they created Dart (and Lars Bak says this openly), it's hard for me to think about google including node.js to AppEngine
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Digging out a linux threading regression(timetobleed.com)
15 points by alcuadrado 13y ago|3 comments
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
The only thing that's sure: it's not PHP.
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by alcuadrado 13y ago
Can't Mozilla's pdf.js be used to get the same result? Great results anyway!

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