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by antaviana 6y ago
The catch is that it is quite dificult to hire decently for weaknesses because they can easily sell you a lemon.
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by antaviana 6y ago
In fact that’s the idea of the tax system: tax the people according to their capacity. Corporate taxes were introduced as a means to pay some money in advance in their joirney to tax the people. That’s why in many countries the cascading of
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by antaviana 6y ago
What came to my mind when reading the unedited copy is that you are confusing MVP with prototype. An effective MVP is something that does relatively very few things but that does them well or very well. Otherwise your churning will be huge
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by antaviana 6y ago
I meant that it gives Kotlin adopters the sense that there is no vendor lock-in on the code they write, while at the same time they keep a strong bind on the present and future market IDE for Kotlin (if a competitor appears, Jetbrains will
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by antaviana 6y ago
Delphi would have a much wider adoption if the compiler was open source and the IDE was propietary and sold only as a subscription, that is, similar to Jetbrains Kotlin model. Unfortunately it will not happen because Embarcadero current str
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by antaviana 6y ago
Off-topic, but one thing that puzzles me is the rather widespread believe that setting up a colony in Mars will somehow save humanity. IMHO, exposing humans and their descendants for life to different conditions of gravity, radiation and ov
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by antaviana 6y ago
Both machines are from Apple, so I'm afraid that this time it indeed is an Apple to Apple comparison.
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by antaviana 6y ago
Elon Musk has been around for a while now. I first heard about him some 10 years ago, about the time Steve Jobs died and some mentioned he could be a good replacement for Jobs at Apple. Most people in my family did not know who he was (or w
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by antaviana 6y ago
Today I watched "Contact". Coincidentally, both Larry King and Clinton appear in cameos (I think that Clinton's cameo was unauthorized, though.)
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by antaviana 6y ago
He went to a women prison, and he was the only male in that prison, in a separate area. According to the press, EUR 2M were spent before his arrival in the "male area" to properly prepare the accommodations. His wife's share
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by antaviana 6y ago
Yes, ironic in the sense that, by retiring those bitcoins from circulation, usable bitcoins are more scarce, which drives prices up, making the loss even more valuable in the future.
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by antaviana 6y ago
Ironically, losing access to a wallet helps drive Bitcoin prices up, because there are fewer Bitcoins floating.
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by antaviana 6y ago
This. I recently installed Telegram without giving access to my contact list. Within seconds of installing, I received a telegram from a co-worker who jokingly said: "For privacy reasons, when you install Telegram, it sends a message t
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by antaviana 6y ago
> Atlassian seems to make a lot of money Atlassian has been losing money in every quarter for quite a few quarters. But its market capitalization has been generally increasing so shareholders who sold their stock probably made money.
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by antaviana 6y ago
For the short term, yes. For the long term, if you do not document the reasons of the changes, eventually you will not remember what the reason was for that change. In software products with enough large bases, some changes decisions affec
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by antaviana 6y ago
Possibly those that turned out to be most useful were the importance (and resilience) of integrations (Box guy), the quest to try to create monopolistic situations (Palantir guy), importance of a North star KPI (Facebook guy). But the cours
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by antaviana 6y ago
Back in 2014 I found his lectures, and many of the other videos in the course very useful. Coincidentally, at the time of the course I was launching a software product and by applying some of the concepts learnt in the course it became some
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by antaviana 6y ago
Thanks, I will sign up and give it a try. This way opponents will probably be more often my level (which I guess it means I will lose a lot more).
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by antaviana 6y ago
I play only anonymous games not rated in lichess.org as. I like that it takes virtually one second to find an opponent match in my time control (5m+0). My play level is around 1800-1900 FIDE (last Classic game played some 10 years ago thoug
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by antaviana 6y ago
And Messi also did the replica of the other goal (hand of God) against Espanyol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i37HfAE1X8Y
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by antaviana 6y ago
If you have such a low price with a land and expand strategy, sell your subscription only on a yearly basis and provide a long trial of 60-90 days or more so there is enough time for asymptomatic incubation and infection to coworkers. The f
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by antaviana 6y ago
Do you want to give your personal phone number to anyone you buy something from?
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by antaviana 6y ago
Your link to the 4-minute demo videos issues an “access denied” error.
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by antaviana 6y ago
It would be movie material if the illness was faked to plan reappearing in 2 weeks as the indestructible leader. Overcoming a major obstacle is a huge comeback material which translates into votes. Not a fake, but in 1995 Spanish candidate
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by antaviana 6y ago
I guess that if you manage to take over the high number port by somehow crashing the high port forwarder service and then listening on that high port, you have taken over ssh on the high port.
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by antaviana 6y ago
Have you tried VS Code in Remote Development mode?
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by antaviana 6y ago
The question was specifically about non-Microsoft browsers.
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by antaviana 6y ago
IMHO, if you are looking for long-term business, you need to go the subscription-only route. Probably $19/year. Don't offer permanent licenses, it will add complexity to purchase and support. You do not want a users with a produc
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by antaviana 6y ago
I spent two months trying to cross the bridge at the beginning of the story keeping all money, gold, treasury bonds... I had a real ball playing this game.
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by antaviana 6y ago
It is explained in Steve Jobs book. Steve wanted a 30% share on all deals where he has distribution. The challenge was to massage the numbers of the deal so he could see his 30% and approve it. Also the 30% is often the budget for the Sale

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