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by alexitosrv 16y ago
I had been using that setup for years and its a great way to maximize screen area (although using Opera). In Mac OS X, I also have the dock in the left.
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
I friend of mine wrote on that spot, but regarding rants. If your want to rant on something its likely someone else already did http://devnull.li/~jerojasro/blog/posts/rule_no_36/
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
I think he was talking about Django, but that Mango thing I didn't know it (a blog engine, by the way) and it looks great and interesting.
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SAP to pay Oracle $1.3 billion in landmark decision(reuters.com)
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
It's Colombia . Sorry for the nitpicking, but it's a common misspelling.
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
and this also applies even if you change lanes...
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
So true. In fact, I also believe the word "founders" implies a glorified version of what at the end of the day simply are "authors", or to suit better this site: "hackers".
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
A couple of months ago I was there: a failed project, no job, no money flowing in by almost 5 months, and albeit of being moderately competent by several measures, I was struggling too as you say. My view of the world has changed a lot beca
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
That calculator sharing thing seems to me like instacalc.com (great tool by the way)
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
I always had used alexitosrv for my whole online presence, and is really easy to associate it with my real identity. Normally, I have no problem with that. Out of curiosity, today I was looking in the web for that name and the diversity of
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
"NASCAR navigation"... good term. It express exactly how I felt today while reading on TFS (Team Foundation Server)
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
seriously?
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
What is more, I actually find annoying the lame state of search in Gmail, given their all-mighty web counter part. Pretty slow, in general. No caches. No query expansions. No query suggestions. No nothing more than simple operators (and, or
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The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS)(oeis.org)
1 points by alexitosrv 16y ago|0 comments
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Giving military operations a name(ics.leeds.ac.uk)
1 points by alexitosrv 16y ago|0 comments
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
And also, how the surrounding people has changed to you?
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Playboy Interview: Google Guys [2004](playboy.com)
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
That's one of the best interviews made to Mr. Gates I had ever read. The interviewer was knowledgeable enough to ask right questions and the style was great. Nice to see that in perspective.
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
But in this case, people also must be willing to accept a not so cool iPhone a cause of the antenna issue... well, unless they want to follow that stupid solution suggested by Jobs.
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
make a thing of $1 of profit that 1 million people want make a $1 million of profit selling a thing that 1 person wants
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
Saving is highly underrated, so that actually will help...
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Inside Windows Product Activation - A Fully Licensed Paper [2001](licenturion.com)
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
Just do good things for nothing. Karma doesn't exist; what goes around doesn't necessarily come around.
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
> 2. What is the worst part of being a computer programmer? > For me the worst thing about programming is dealing with external constraints... Often things you're told to do, and the programs your program has to cooperate with, ar
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
I had that same problem. Apparently, everything is fine now. I tried deleting cookies, and then I entered fine to HN. However, If I tried to login, no response again. Then, I used links (CLI browser) to troubleshoot, and the problem was the
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An Intuitive Guide To Exponential Functions & e(betterexplained.com)
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Adams Complexity Threshold(dilbert.com)
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
I'm so clueless as you. From http://rubini.us you can read "An environment for Ruby, the programming language that provides performance balanced with accessibility, focusing on improving programming productivity" The thing is, in this con
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The Unburdened Mind(damninteresting.com)
3 points by alexitosrv 16y ago|0 comments
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by alexitosrv 16y ago
Well, “How would the people of 1999 solve this problem?” Let's see what happens. I'm enthusiast...

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