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by dysoco 13y ago
I tried luck with FreeBSD and OpenBSD, but just couldn't. Yes, I love both Operating Systems, I love that they are integrated and somewhat less retarded than Linux, I also like their community and development team and OpenBSD's fo
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by dysoco 13y ago
KDE is usually very nice, and (believe it or not) the Linux Kernel (Just make sure you know EXACTLY how to send patches and so on). Although lately I haven't worked in anything, would like to hear about more great opensource projects.
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by dysoco 13y ago
So? It's still more expensive than the official price (of the product), since I pay 20%+ more.
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by dysoco 13y ago
By the way, this not only applies to Dollars, but also to other currencies like Euros (Although we barely buy those, since we don't need them). We also have problems buying online, for example, if I buy something on Steam, since the mo
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by dysoco 13y ago
Great work, you have inspired me to go and write some code. Could you explain a bit further how you structured your game? I'm using LibGDX too but find the Actors, Scenes, etc. a bit confusing, are you using any of these? How did you l
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by dysoco 13y ago
I heard awful things about this course. Just check the reviews for it's textbook: http://tinyurl.com/cppcprog In general, anything that says "X for Y programmers" is not worth it. If you really want to learn
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by dysoco 13y ago
Cheap? That must be for food only :P
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by dysoco 13y ago
Oh I see, so probably just an interview to filter out candidates.
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by dysoco 13y ago
I'm not a sysadmin (though I run Linux and have worked in the Kernel) and I can answer 4 or 5 questions out of those. So my question is, is this all you need to be accepted at Facebook? or "First level interview" means more d
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by dysoco 13y ago
Fun idea! A: altdevblogaday.com B: bbs.archlinux.org C: clarin.com // Argentinian news D: distrowatch.com E: edx.org F: forums.gentoo.org G: github.com // was expecting grooveshark H: humblebundle.com // This i
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by dysoco 13y ago
Maybe he's doing it for fun? There doesn't have to be a reason for doing it.
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Web development in C: Crazy?(medium.com)
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by dysoco 13y ago
Thanks. Basically I'd like to understand all this Redis, ZeroMQ, etc. stuff, message passing, queues, etc. Not sure if there's a book that explains all this, or if I have to do a bit of research by myself.
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by dysoco 13y ago
This is just what I wanted, something that explained me all this amazing world of distributed computing and networking. If someone could suggest a good book, that'd be interesting too (I've been looking at Unix Network Programming
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I agree, the community is somewhat elitist, I got banned from asking about two years ago (Because of low reputation, I was much more "noob") and I'm still waiting...
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by dysoco 13y ago
What's next? "Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment: Now with Javascript!" ? Or "Linux Device Drivers: Javascript edition" ? Can we just accept that JS is not for everything?
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by dysoco 13y ago
Same here, I power off my PC at night (way too noisy) and when Ieave for more than a couple hours. I guess I'm stuck in the past, never put it on sleep or hibernate. Should I?
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by dysoco 13y ago
That book looks amazing, I'd love to learn some Physics too, will see if I can get it. Read the first pages of Calculus Made Easy, looked nice so far.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Hm, that makes some sense, the book might be old, that's why.
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by dysoco 13y ago
So could anyone suggest a nice book for a High School student (I know basic algebra, but no Calculus so far) to learn math? The school system is not very good here, so I have to do some of the learning by myself. I have looked at Concrete M
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by dysoco 13y ago
That book is on my to-read list, yet I don't know what to think of a book that starts like this: http://i.imgur.com/rSc0fpw.png
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by dysoco 13y ago
If there's something I love about Fedora is it's names... not sure what was wrong with "Beefy Miracle", honestly, I liked that one too.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Curious considering my comment yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6214917
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by dysoco 13y ago
Of all the great languages out there... we had to choose Javascript. It's a shame, would love to see more Smalltalk posts.
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Yes that's true, I kind of contradict what I say in the last paragraph.
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by dysoco 13y ago
I'm currently studying High School (In the Systems (sysadmin/programmer) branch)). Everything in Argentina can be awful, but for sure it's not education: even if we are not learning Haskell I'm really pleased with the ed
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by dysoco 13y ago
That's quite cheap, given that you can easily pay $1,500 for a Galaxy S4 here.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Lately I've realized that most of new extensions and applications are specifically designed for Chrome. I stay loyal to Firefox, but it looks like it has fallen a bit behind.
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Yet both work perfectly. Other example is the Slackware website: http://www.slackware.com/
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by dysoco 13y ago
Indeed, he's a famous opensource developer and wrote some books, including "The Joy of Clojure" one of the most famous Clojure books out there.

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