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by anodari 11y ago
I saw a joke who says that the most real life game was tetris because as in real life, no matter how much we work, always comes a new task faster and faster until we die.
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by anodari 11y ago
This make me remember the Giotto big O history [1]. The pope was looking for a painter and requested samples to artists and Giotto sent for him just a circle. [1] https://100swallows.wordpress.com/2007/09/14/g
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by anodari 12y ago
I know it's a parable and the objective is to send the message that "customers value complexity". In the enterprise we see lots of news where a business spend millions in a certain solution and we sometimes think it was overs
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by anodari 12y ago
The superpowers I'd like to have are read minds and super speed.
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by anodari 12y ago
Nothing unusual for kids: jumping a fence to steal a fruit or play with fireworks. It is quite unlike anything illegal done for profit.
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by anodari 12y ago
People are scared with hurricanes, floods, droughts, heat waves, etc.
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by anodari 13y ago
You got my point, climate deniers are doing the same as the 'healers'. When is spoken "consensus" on this issue, means it is the best hypothesis so far, and not just an opinion without foundation among a bunch of cientis
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by anodari 13y ago
Not the same thing, they was not an ordinary person who discovered it, was a scientist with many years of research. I prefer this metaphor: just as there are many healers around claiming to know the "true" cause of mental illness,
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by anodari 13y ago
I'm not trying to argument by consensus. I'm saying "look, the researchers in this field are saying..." Why so much people thinks he knows more about a subject than the researchers?
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by anodari 13y ago
Excelent point, but unless I were a scientist studying the subject, I would not dare try to refute the opinion of most of the researchers in the field. Take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_
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by anodari 13y ago
Ok, but it seems simple to calculate the CO2 produced by fossil fuels, since oil production is controlled by a handful of companies and require them to collect from our air the wastes of the product they sell, just as is done with producers
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by anodari 13y ago
South Brasil here, I did not know having so much heat before...
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by anodari 13y ago
Sorry, but just as you are worried about having to spend to pay the cost of cleaning the air, others are worried about the cost of having their homes flooded or go through a prolonged drought ... therefore, it is good to try to think on bot
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by anodari 13y ago
Unfortunately, in this case there is a correlation: "In the scientific literature, there is a strong consensus that global surface temperatures have increased in recent decades and that the trend is caused primarily by human-induced e
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by anodari 13y ago
By the piechart in venturebeat, I guess it targets e-commerce plataforms and providers.
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by anodari 13y ago
An ethical problem happens when the doctor conditions the alleviating of misery with the alleviating of the money from the miserable in moments of greatest weakness of people.
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by anodari 13y ago
Surely they use deceptive techniques to try to broaden the base. I would not doubt they improperly accessing the email accounts when someone uses the same password to register.
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by anodari 13y ago
I fell into this trap. Once, when accessing my account, I thought I had forgotten the password, but in truth they were asking for the password to my email and I inadvertently put. It is very common to reuse passwords, I bet they test for re
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by anodari 14y ago
I'm afraid of what might happen, because in the scenario of a rapid climate change, the consequences are unpredictable. For example, today there are many people living with the meltwater, and they would return to the stone age. Currently I
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by anodari 14y ago
Cool! I was looking for a table with OLAP capabilities to use in examples in my BI course.
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by anodari 14y ago
Whenever we need to access some hardware (printers, smart cards, cameras, automate file updloads and downloads) we have to rely on a Java applet or Flash. The user must agree to the Java security warning before. Until browsers don't give us
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by anodari 14y ago
Mafia!
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by anodari 15y ago
It's an excelent gift idea!
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by anodari 15y ago
Good point. There is a simple formula to measure it, but there is no easy formula to get.
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by anodari 15y ago
Someone knows if there is a relationship between this or BDD and a rule engine used by expert systems?
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by anodari 15y ago
This link ( http://www.swetake.com/qr/qr2_en.html ) have a detailed explanation about how data are stored
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by anodari 16y ago
For me, it resembles Microsoft's Basic Gorillas http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorillas_(video_game) and Worms http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worms_(series) . Both used the same simple and addictive formula.
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by anodari 16y ago
Could Python be capturing the dissidents of Java?
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by anodari 16y ago
Done http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1030611/Prince-Charl...
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by anodari 16y ago
It's a 100% real story. I lived in these days. I had to put a feature called "currency change" in my softwares because every year we had to divide by 1000 all values in databases. One major work was to adjust fields sizes because currency v

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