eLobato

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by eLobato 15y ago
Ludovico Einaudi and Max Richter put me in the mood quite nicely. Mozart, the three tenors, and similar stuff also work (but most of the time not as good as the former artists). Nonetheless that's rara avis among my coworkers, anyone else l
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by eLobato 15y ago
What are they then? Actually it's certainly the thing that bugs me most about that code.
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Infinite bits and the rule of product(blog.daniellobato.me)
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by eLobato 15y ago
It's so nice that we can vote two options here. I spend half of the year in LA and the other half in Madrid :P
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by eLobato 15y ago
ROFL. They're not quite there unfortunately. Try a google query like: site:mit.edu viagra And get surprised at how the MIT is selling viagra :p
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by eLobato 15y ago
Just wondering, what's your experience besides Classparrot? It's great but I'd like to see more before getting in a bigger commitment.
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by eLobato 15y ago
I'm working like 70ish hours on busy weeks (unavoidable since I'm in a start-up & college at the same time) and I concur after a certain threshold your mental abilities get dramatically diminished plus your health severely damaged. In f
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Dramatic Innovation - We're not quite there(blog.daniellobato.me)
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by eLobato 15y ago
No they didnt. I have seen many Mitsubishi Pajero in Spain and its so funny haha
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by eLobato 15y ago
EDIT: It looks that some dictionaries on the internet use Lumia and Lumias as the equivalent in Spanish for prostituta. I can guarantee (being Spaniard born and raised and having spoken in Spanish with people from literally any spanish-spe
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by eLobato 15y ago
Jake, congratulations for the idea and the execution. Sometimes the simplest idea is the one that changes the world. By the way, is there any reason why I can't connect from Spain? It is stuck on the "connecting" screen :(
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by eLobato 15y ago
Just to give my 2 cents. Madrid is by far the Spanish city making the biggest effort to provide its inhabitants a nice entrepreneur-friendly environment. To cite a few: http://www.startupbootcamp.org/european-cities/#madrid http://www.s
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by eLobato 15y ago
Yes and no. Case law ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Case_law ) is one of the most powerful tools to defend yourself in court. Obviously you can't be reporting a judicial decision taken in Iran to sue a group of homosexuals and kill them, bu
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by eLobato 15y ago
Veeeeeeeeeeeery class! I was about to send you an email to help you build an android app for this but you already done this. Wow.
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by eLobato 15y ago
To be fair, the markets of Dropbox and Github are dramatically different. In fact I'd say that the Github pricing model is quite better in terms of adjusting the price to the demand. As I've read in some other comment here in HN, if you don
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by eLobato 15y ago
Truly amazing. It never ceases to amaze me how people in orient Asia are eager to use technology in such an intelligent way. If this system were implemented here in my country (Spain) I'd bet (and I'd win) that the revenue would be insignif
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by eLobato 15y ago
Truly awesome work. Does it find the introductory book by googling it or they're all introduced by hand?. The funny thing is that my gf ain't letting me going on with my holiday project instead of helping me like yours haha
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by eLobato 15y ago
Sorry but where has Sabu confirmed that this was an actual interview?
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by eLobato 15y ago
That's a bit misleading comment IMO. All the things that you mentioned, like JS, are OO, true. But I wouldn't say that they represent the state of the art of this paradigm at all, basically for two reasons. The first one is that pretty much
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by eLobato 15y ago
Do you mean to be offensive with that post? I wrote "fucked up" as in "crazy, spontaneous, creative as hell", not as in any offensive way, homie.
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by eLobato 15y ago
Google hacking is truly awesome and powerful. In fact there is some pro material already on the web such as http://johnny.ihackstuff.com/ghdb/ There is also a pretty good book from a spanish Microsoft MVP (yeah it sounds bad but still its
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by eLobato 15y ago
You guys gotta know that even though Yahoo is kind of an old player here in Europe/US, Yahoo Japan is by far the most visited site in Japan and the most widely used search engine with a market of around 70%. Nonetheless Yahoo (the actual on
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by eLobato 15y ago
Cool man, I'll apply!
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by eLobato 15y ago
Boy I can't believe you were going to pay 500 bucks for a .com domain with your name. The guy who's owning mine is asking for not less than $6K so I just went for the '.me' which is at least as nice looking as '.com' and adds a cool factor
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by eLobato 15y ago
Lol, funny fact is that I have been collaborating with dpkg team in Debian and they created an identical function in C to report ANY error condition. I've read a lot of //D'OH and //ROFLMAO comments in rhythmbox source code so I guess this
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by eLobato 15y ago
I'd say that teamwork and cooperation within programmers is like a sudoku, programming is more like writing not the sudoku but whatever comes out of that fucked up mind of any of you HN readers!
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by eLobato 15y ago
If you feel like you will be happier in the future this way, then go for consulting. It's not a pipe dream but competition is fierce in that sector, just do your best and see what happens.
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by eLobato 15y ago
Looks cool but what is impeding 'bad' engineers to register and show up in your web? Good luck :)