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by domador 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Willing to relocate: No (I've just relocated from Costa Rica to Mexico) Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently work
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by domador 12y ago
Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd love to work remotely Willing to relocate: No (I'm already relocating from Costa Rica to Mexico) Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting Resume: http:/&#x
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by domador 12y ago
This sounds like the orthodox "free software" position, which I think is espoused by a very small, ideological, and vocal segment of the general population. I think in practical terms, average people use software that's usef
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Hourly Hacker News Snapshot(domador.net)
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Hourly Hacker News Snapshot is now easier to browse(blog.domador.net)
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Hourly Hacker News Snapshot(hhn.domador.net)
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Two-Click Reminder 2014 Release 4 is now available(blog.domador.net)
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by domador 12y ago
OK, it looks like CloudFlare DOES pass along the content-type. (Sorry, CloudFlare. You're even better than I realized!) I think it'd still be helpful to include the content-type in the HTML, nevertheless.
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by domador 12y ago
Maybe it does. I'll have to run some further tests and get back to you on this. (So far, though, I've had to disable CloudFlare's cacheing to get the pages to display correctly.)
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Ask HN Admins: Please indicate charset (UTF-8) inside your HTML
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by domador 12y ago
It's a wonderful story, Jacques! My favorite part (spoiler alert) is how you found your future wife by the side of a tunnel. Wow!
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A Western Kid Living in Communist Poland(jacquesmattheij.com)
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Two-Click Reminder now offers recurring reminders. (For real.)(blog.domador.net)
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by domador 13y ago
All caps is yet another poor choice. Microsoft seems to have a knack for deteriorating as many things as it improves in each new version of Office or Windows.
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by domador 13y ago
I've been using the ribbon UI in Office frequently for years, and still find its usability inferior to the old menu system. Aside from its poor usability, I dislike the visual clutter of having all the functions visible all the time.
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Two-Click Reminder 2014 Release 1 is now available(blog.domador.net)
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Why I prefer desktop computers over laptops(hashcollisions.com)
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Two-Click Reminder 2013 Release 1(domador.net)
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by domador 14y ago
It's interesting how Nicaragua is "defined" by a family name (Somoza). Other family names I see include Kim for North Korea and Khaan for Mongolia. They're all analogous to Dynasty for China.
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by domador 14y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what your definition of "evil" is, to better understand why you consider it BS. To me it seems like your argue that the label "evil" has been applied inconsistently, which is a different matter (though a valid p
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by domador 14y ago
There are some arms races you can't help being involved in, if you want to survive. The best you can do in such cases is build the arms but not use them (unless fired upon).
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by domador 14y ago
If the two photos of Graham come from the same source image, then it looks like the microphone on the first image ( http://5.mshcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/paul-graham.j... ) was airbrushed out ( http://venturebeat.files.wordpress.co
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by domador 14y ago
Writing thoughtful, complete responses to Hacker News posts takes me a long time, time I could use instead to write my own essays or code. HN is my enemy (or frenemy). So I mostly just lurk. (Sometimes I fail to resist the urge to respond
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by domador 14y ago
I was surprised by the number of powerful ideas packed into this essay. My intellectual horizons have been broadened! Maybe some (or all) of these ideas are old and familiar to others, but most of them are new to me.
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by domador 14y ago
A major difference is that an offline bookstore necessitates curation, due to limited physical space. Barring very extreme cases (such as trillions of books requiring petabytes of server space), an online bookstore doesn't require such cur
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by domador 14y ago
Not everyone has been following Apple as closely, nor does everyone open up their eyes at the same time. Better late than never, though. (And the more people that do this, the merrier. Maybe this way things will improve some day...) It's
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by domador 14y ago
The other day I was looking for some music to listen to while programming. I found this playlist, whose serene music I enjoyed, but which didn't get in the way of my concentration. You can click on the Play All button, or follow this link:
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Background music for programming sessions(youtube.com)
1 points by domador 14y ago|1 comments
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by domador 14y ago
I've been doing that for Dropbox, indeed, since the last security scandal, many months ago.
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by domador 14y ago
Maybe the ribbon helps new Office users with discoverability, but for a power user like me, it gets in the way and slows me down. For instance, in order to change the font size of highlighted text in Word, I have to keep coming back to the

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