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by aylons 13y ago
Actually, if you are healthy, 10km or under is still very reasonable, as travel time will probably be under 30 minutes. I'm 30, not athletic at all and daily ride my bike uphill 6 km to work in 22 minutes.
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by aylons 13y ago
If the government must give these people food stamps so they can live, then Walmart is not paying a living wage. The living wage would be "Walmart wages" + food stamps. Government is subsidizing Walmart by allowing them to pay les
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by aylons 13y ago
I never heard of a work of USAID that does not involve US trying to enforce his vision of politics in the country. Could you please illuminate me?
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by aylons 13y ago
Few people in the US seem to understand how broken and consumer-adverse their dependence on carriers and their subsides are.
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by aylons 13y ago
I live in Brazil, a continent-sized country just like the US and I don't see this phenomenon here. I don't think this is the problem.
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by aylons 13y ago
Actually, if most buildings get destroyed without insurance, prices will rise as offer shrinks. Unless you're trying to buy terrains for construction.
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by aylons 13y ago
Magna Carta is more akin to "The Main Letter".
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by aylons 13y ago
Actually, a pretty decent infinite scroller, with markers so you know which page you are (and this makes it a lot easier to navigate).
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by aylons 13y ago
Actually, the uin was not that important. You could be identified by your email, for instance, or name and surname. But people had the habit of exchanging UIN and this was it. 24811423
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by aylons 13y ago
Upvoted both of his comments so people learn it is not worth working this much for someone else.
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by aylons 13y ago
Each individual visitor (which does not correspond directly to a consumer) usually brings a fraction of a penny to the table, if anything at all.
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by aylons 13y ago
Are immigrants underrepresented in this community? My guess would be just the opposite. However, I understand they may have lots of things in common that are specific for this group.
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by aylons 13y ago
The names are indeed realistic, but some details are not. First are cars: most tests I made produced cars that are not sold in Brazil, althought some did. The lack of apartment or similar data in most addresses will not raise suspicion in t
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by aylons 13y ago
Probably it wouldn't work so nice with other compiler. This level of optimization often requires compiler - specific syntax. Not to say Intel optimization is really good.
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by aylons 13y ago
It is because using a location and operator dependant phone number as the main gateway to reach someone is prone to errors and no longer necessary. Whatsapp using it just show how bad its architecture is.
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by aylons 13y ago
The best thing since the excel facebook browser: http://mashable.com/2011/07/03/hardlyworkin-excel-facebook/
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by aylons 13y ago
I was once freelancing reporting in a convention about "Y Generation"[1] and the best presentation I attended as themed on how much bullshit is said about this generation. The grand finale of this presentation was a quote just lik
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by aylons 13y ago
I think Astrid fit his bill, but it was bought and is offline now.
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by aylons 13y ago
Moreover, if you integrate gitolite with redmine (easy to do with a plugin [1]), you get a great corporate-leve, self-hosted, easy-to-use team management tool for programmers and alike. [1] https://github.com/ivyl/redmin
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by aylons 13y ago
International copyright agreements make things easier in Brazil: we have only a subset of the first step and then the last one.
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by aylons 13y ago
No doubt you can induce the same effect in far objects by exaggerating the difference between what each eyes can see. If you didn't have the size to compare, you would actually think they are nearer. However, this is not very realistic
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by aylons 13y ago
Actually, stereoscopic vision is overrated. There are many hits our brain uses to make the 3D model of the world we have on our minds. Stereoscopic vision is one of them, but really just kick in for objects nearer than you arm cam hold. For
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by aylons 13y ago
I think you should. This is so blatant I doubt they would try to argue.
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by aylons 13y ago
They don't hold rights for the kernel, so they can't. Linux Foundation can, as do anyone who contributed to the kernel they are using.
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by aylons 13y ago
Great! Will test it this week. When I was trying to compile GnuRadio for the BeagleBone, I ran into problems just at the SIMD functions for the ARM processor. If it works there, I'll finally have my chance to give back to GnuRadio.
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by aylons 13y ago
They could take the path of being a mobile Red Hat (or free software Blackberry, depending on how you see it) and offer a nice corporate system and services. Managing mobile in the corporate environment is not a very well-solved problem, an
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by aylons 13y ago
Actually, several manufacturers have self-driving car projects[1]. some of them are even field-testing them in real-life situations, such as a driven leader truck being followed by other trucks[2]. So, I don't think it lacks competiti
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by aylons 13y ago
Thanks for pointing this. I was really confused with the parent post.
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by aylons 13y ago
C is pure vodka, hard, powerful and without any flavor. Assembly is pure ethanol. Still thinking how would VHDL be... thinking about raw sugar cane to make your own alcohol from there.
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by aylons 13y ago
You can overcome 2 by building a software that parametrizes your hardware. Just like a core wizard, you can build a Python scripts that output the Verilog/VHDL code according to the desired settings. Not only accelerates the process, b

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