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by cfontes 11y ago
They have what they call "the important ones" as real buttons, you can see it in the video
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by cfontes 11y ago
Every time I see this it amazes me how little rivers represent of the whole fresh water available and how much Antarctica does.
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by cfontes 11y ago
Well this will not work until 90% of the jobs are automated and we actually don't need this many people to work anymore to produce all the wealth and food needed or in demand. And this will take a long while.
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by cfontes 11y ago
Some schematics of it would be really helpful. From what I got the magnetic field from point A is felt at point B even without being able to be measured between those 2 points. Is that it?
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by cfontes 11y ago
IMO This without the talk is not a very usable read. Maybe it's because I've already knew 95% of the concepts it was showing but I felt that the talk must have been pretty interesting as most of the presentation is just bullets po
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Ask HN: Collapsible comments?
1 points by cfontes 11y ago|1 comments
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by cfontes 11y ago
Be aware that this only works so far to few types of cancer. It's positive nevertheless. I fell like Cancer is an umbrella term for several different little monsters.
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Ashley Madison Revealed(dadaviz.com)
4 points by cfontes 11y ago|0 comments
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by cfontes 11y ago
Hey! I lived the past 2 years in Perth and just got back to Brazil. I love that city... But IT there kind of sucks, mostly mining companies.
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by cfontes 11y ago
Valid point!
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by cfontes 11y ago
If you enjoy this kind of reading as I do (holy books of different religions), try reading the Book of Mormon, I bet you will find it on par with the Falun Gong's one. On a side note some book about the science behind Homeopathy would
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by cfontes 11y ago
You can see a lot of those things in Auckland too, also a few in Perth/WA The are pretty fast in my opnion but when I checked also very expensive. (+/- 2000k) In cities where you get a a decent but "not reaching your home&quo
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The Java Garbage Collection Mini Book [pdf](file)
2 points by cfontes 11y ago|0 comments
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by cfontes 11y ago
I think some banks provide a view only access so you can give it to sites like mint. Giving full access would be really crazy at least to me. Good luck
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by cfontes 11y ago
I guess it will be somewhat close to what some other military high-techs. Poor countries have the factories and manufacturing power, but the core of the tecnology is on very few hands. For exmample, Brazil can build Jet Fighter Aircraft, bu
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by cfontes 11y ago
Very interresting. But I just hate this "Internet of Things" name... There must be a better suited name for it.
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by cfontes 11y ago
Awesome observation, thanks for it.
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by cfontes 11y ago
Nice, I never had heard of this thing. But Crash Course is awesome I am happy they are 4th. Their space course is just great.
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by cfontes 11y ago
For those looking for a place to learn it https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-typescript-microsoft... I am not realted to this site in anyway, I am just using it.
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The free next generation java profiler(javosize.com)
2 points by cfontes 11y ago|0 comments
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by cfontes 11y ago
It is already top post in reddit... I hope they get them all. I don't care about the reason behind it... FIFA/Soccer Federations are just to messed up to stay like this unpunished. GO USA!
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by cfontes 11y ago
I lived and worked in Perth and that is mostly true... almost half the city work in some mining related thing. But come on... Perth was a pretty small 15 years ago for what I've heard and it has become one of the best places to live in
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by cfontes 11y ago
I can't believe I've never heard of this. It looks really useful. Thanks for sharing. I will play with it today! Relevant plugin for IntelliJ: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7119?pr=idea
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Install and Update All Your Programs at Once(ninite.com)
3 points by cfontes 12y ago|1 comments
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Facebook announces Nuclide(venturebeat.com)
2 points by cfontes 12y ago|0 comments
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by cfontes 12y ago
I like novelties just like the next guy but one thing that gets me wondering is: Are we really that lazy now?
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by cfontes 12y ago
Yeah but they are done before you actually start to lay any bricks. In software you most of the time have the 2 things running parallel because of time constraints and other business needs, which almost always leads to failure.
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by cfontes 12y ago
Talk about perseverance... Really is inspiring.
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by cfontes 12y ago
Comming from eclipse, intelliJ is beautiful! and also faster. In fact if you develop in Java and you are not using it... you are missing it. It's awesome.
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by cfontes 12y ago
Don't forget that it also looks good :D

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