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by e98cuenc 11y ago
All Google sales rep managing spanish accounts that I know of are spaniards living and working in Ireland.
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by e98cuenc 11y ago
It doesn't work here, Nexus 5. That's what I see when I zoom in: https://goo.gl/photos/3EXv2t4YZRxmyNPe8
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by e98cuenc 11y ago
Blaze is the internal name of Bazel in Google (I don't know if both projects are identical, or if Blaze was just the "inspiration" for Bazel)
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by e98cuenc 11y ago
But their statement seems accurate and clear: they will operate the GigaFactory using renewable energy. They don't claim or imply that they will extract the materials using renewable's or that all their suppliers will use renewabl
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by e98cuenc 11y ago
except divs lack colspan
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
Their offices are not that different from Google's por AirBnB's, which are definitely profitable. Taking VC's money is usually a sign of a company that wants to grow faster or want something else the VC may bring to the table
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
I would have done exactly the same thing. He is using a SCM that deleted all its files due to a bug. He tried to recover its deleted files, and it seems the next commands utterly killed any hope of recovery. What was him supposed to do? kee
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
In SF a cab refused to take us (a white guy and girl and a 6 month toddler) to Lombard street because it was "2 blocks away". It was in fact 6 blocks away with awful ups and down. I had a really hard 15 - 20 minutes going up and d
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
He understands that. His problem is that the bureaucracy to comply with the rules is too high, and I agree. I have a SaaS service in the EU. I have always paid my taxes and I'm not against them. But I want to have a reliable and hopefu
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
These numbers are gold even without knowing the exact model of the hardware. I always use them when I want to get a rough estimate for a new system. Should I expect milliseconds, seconds or minutes for a given task in a new system? I don&#x
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
A couple of guys I know did a small travel planning website. It's plastered with ads. I think they have almost not touched the site after they launched it, and it's doing ~6-8K€ monthly with ads (traffic coming from SEO). Don&#x27
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
There is another free library to do that, among other things, by Google. It's not well known, but it was used all over the place internally (at least by the geo team). https://code.google.com/p/s2-geometry-library&
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
It makes me super proud that he used Panoramio, a site I created 9 years ago. Nowadays with the prevalence of Google Street View is less useful than it used to be for this kind of stuff, but there are still places that the GSV guys have not
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
He states that he started to record after ten minutes, so he only succeeded after ~18 minutes.
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Show HN: Responsive images and document thumbnailing served by a CDN(thumbr.io)
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
I'm not the author of the parent comment, but I read a couple years ago that Facebook opened a full datacenter that used Fusion IO disks, and I remember something like >$1 billion on Fusion IO disks alone. There are other big users,
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
It is (indirectly) to me. I often visit the US, and I'm always amazed that I can't seem to go anywhere walking. The distances to go anywhere are huge. It seems to be that way because cities in the US where designed / build wi
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by e98cuenc 12y ago
In case the authors are lurking here, what are the main differences between this and poppler?
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
We used this datastructure a few months ago to track an approximation to the cardinality of the followers of a set of twitter users, which is handy to calculate the reach of a twitter post. More recently, we used it again to track an approx
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
The latest gdb also contains a reversible mode. Anybody can comment on how does it compare with rr? I have only tried myself the reversible debugger in ocaml, and it was an eye opening experience.
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
A nice feature from the commercial nginx purge package is that it lets you purge by prefix. That's a feature that I've not seen in any of the open source purge modules. If you are hosting data for several users on the same nginx c
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
The author of this article is wrong assuming 301 is used as it is defined by existing standards. HTTP2 redefines 301 to match current practice (permanent redirect that changes from POST to GET), and defines a new 308 to try again to get a p
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
Packer's github readme is way too short. Is packer a replacement of pip? Do you have links to learn more about this tool? We're having similar problems, and I'm looking for some alternatives. Thanks for these links!
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
I have tried none of them, but I'm interested in any previous experiences. Can you share your problems with CoreOS?
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
Hi, we will love to hear your ideas on how can we improve it, or more details into which parts are more painful. My email is my HN login @gmail.com.
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
We're adding a button to download entire packs in one click, in all formats. This should ease a lot the navigation. If you have photoshop you can also use our plugin to search directly from photoshop and insert any icon that matches yo
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
It's because we're adding a button to download the entire pack. Bad wording, we should have let it empty until the button is there.
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
This is only for people that are earning less than $2800. In Switzerland that's basically only unemployed people. The unemployment rate when I was there was ~3.5%, so it's roughly $10B / year, which looks acceptable for a cou
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
The talk is supposed to be sarcastic.
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by e98cuenc 13y ago
You can add ours to the arena: http://thumbr.io/

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