caio1982

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by caio1982 9y ago
I consider this to be a very valuable advice no matter you work with software engineering or not; it's useful for any slightly complicated business from a costumer POV.
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by caio1982 9y ago
If I may give some dog trainer advice, you are going to spend water and energy making some squirrels just a bit more challenged to the feat, consider just attracting the offending ones to elsewhere where they find some cheap/disposable
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by caio1982 9y ago
"Romesberg and his colleagues were writing genetic instructions with molecules life had never seen before — the biological equivalent of Tolkien inventing Elvish." We can write better than this... [deadpan.gif]
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by caio1982 9y ago
Badly.
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by caio1982 9y ago
I wish the specs for the buttons were open so we could see a bunch of different devices out there. Or are they already open...?
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by caio1982 9y ago
Please submit a post about this project, with juicy details!
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by caio1982 9y ago
This is not a Show HN and the verb is in the wrong tense.
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“I fell down a bit of a ruins research rabbit-hole”(twitter.com)
586 points by caio1982 9y ago|43 comments
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by caio1982 9y ago
Please post a deeper analysis so we can compare them :-) Language Log is pretty open to debate so I guess they would even republish there if it is a good one!
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by caio1982 9y ago
I don't know how common it is but yeah I first heard of that at university. I'm a linguist (in Brazil).
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by caio1982 9y ago
Your "preference" is a simplistic translation of the term, specially due to ignoring the whole "sprach" of it. I think given the context of the article the usage of that german word is justified. Let's learn somethi
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by caio1982 9y ago
I can't access the article but it sounds bullshit to me; although the portuguese didn't mind at all being super racist towards their colonies. Guinea comes from portuguese Guiné, which has (so far) an unknown origin but historical
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by caio1982 9y ago
I don't feel this urge at all, I just wake up smoothly and then after 5min or so "oh I could go to the toilet, okay". I guess it's been a known trick for centuries, at least I've read somewhere it was a pretty popul
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by caio1982 9y ago
I know it might sound stupid but something that actually works is drink a lot of water few minutes before going to bed. When I do that the alarm clock always work. Make the app remind people of drinking water when it's about bed time :
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by caio1982 9y ago
I tried that one for iOS and it requires you to enable the alarm every night manually (which often I just forgot to) and I COULD solve some of them without even remembering I did later :-( My current setup is an alarm clock with an actual b
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by caio1982 9y ago
Any app that guarantees I will not snooze nor ignore it (as in my brain simply gets used to the alarm and I won't even have a chance waking up with it if I want to)? It might cost $5.000 USD, I'll buy it.
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by caio1982 9y ago
Kudos for such original idea to a simple alarm clock :-)
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by caio1982 9y ago
The original title of the article had been changed. The one I used here was in fact the original one they chose. Edit: even Musk himself acknowledged that in a tweet — https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/9335763587
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by caio1982 9y ago
Inequality; it makes people feel deeply abandoned, which leads to distrust in the system, that fuels lunacy and fanaticism.
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by caio1982 9y ago
Does not accept non-english brand names.
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by caio1982 9y ago
Nice 90210 reference :-) here's hoping for some data to brazilian visitors...
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by caio1982 9y ago
I'm (naively, but also positively) surprised to learn just today that DJI is a chinese company!
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by caio1982 9y ago
I find it very hard to believe in anything published originally by Futurism... can someone with more background on the topic comment if it's trustworthy stuff?
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by caio1982 9y ago
Is this 18-pages-long PDF worth reading at such small font size at all? Honest question.
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We've all faced rejection(rejected.us)
2 points by caio1982 9y ago|1 comments
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by caio1982 9y ago
I think the reason for tech ageism is simple: generational conflict peppered with historical perceiving of how old tech folks work (being stubborn, "slow" to adapt, too hierarchical and other common views, as all the old folks wer
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by caio1982 9y ago
She did a great job!
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by caio1982 9y ago
Just incompatibility, without the partner. Fluids pH problems are much more common than you'd think, and it has nothing to do with the partner (besides being treatable). And it's just one of the many problems that may occur, but n
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by caio1982 9y ago
Good for them, I honestly hope it works business-wise as they want and it makes developers satisfied. However, I'm afraid Twitter the company has got the same sort of trust issues as Google from the developers POV. They need to address
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by caio1982 9y ago
Only if they mean it and intend to keep it sane, developers-friendly, in the long run.

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