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edko
10y ago
Yes. I use LeapIn. Take into account that an address alone is not enough. If you operate, you will also need accounting/tax-filing services. LeapIn provides all of that in a very professional way, and with reasonable prices.
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edko
10y ago
If "favelas" are sign of being 3rd world, what about homeless people, or does your "isolation" prevent you from seeing them?
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edko
10y ago
How about some reciprocation on immigration laws as well? How fair and free can this agreement be if the immigration flow in one of the directions is so much easier than in the other?
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edko
10y ago
On exactly the same date, Miguel de Cervantes, Novelist and Poet, is dead at 68.
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edko
10y ago
Which International law is it that grants a private corporation inspection rights in sovereign nations?
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edko
10y ago
I don't think so. She can always say that she did all that was in her power, but the judges, those independent little devils, are beyond what she can control. Everyone knows that nothing will happen to the comedian, otherwise hell will
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edko
11y ago
Being from a country where we have suffered populist governments who "defend the poor" by increasing their numbers, I am convinced that this is very true. Instead of creating jobs and improving education, they give handouts to the
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edko
11y ago
I wonder if this has the potential of making Swift another alternative for JVM development?
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edko
11y ago
What you describe is a push situation: the books come out and you have to try to keep up to speed with their release. It could however, also be a pull: whenever you feel like reading an amazing book, you just ask the AI to generate one for
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edko
11y ago
Having the parser recover from errors is very useful if you want to build a text editing environment for your language, for example. It would allow you to highlight errors to the user, and to provide context-sensitive help, even beyond the
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edko
11y ago
I have never used PEG.js, but, from reading the documentation, it does not seem to have error recovery (getting the token stream back in sync if there are errors in the input). Chevrotain does.
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edko
11y ago
Got it. Thanks.
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edko
11y ago
I couldn't find the pricing page. It is nice that you offer a 14-day free trial, but, wouldn't a potential user want to know how much it would cost beyond that?
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edko
11y ago
Yes, it is said from my subjective point of view. I am not advocating for any state to spy on me, though. It is interesting that you mentioned the state of Iran. They are, for example, responsible for the assassination of 85 innocent Argent
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edko
11y ago
I wonder when was the last date in history, if ever, when there wasn't a single war being fought anywhere on the Globe?
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edko
11y ago
Gross, but also true.
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edko
11y ago
If a government is going to spy on me, I'd rather it be my own.
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edko
11y ago
There is no minimum mass required to bend light. Why does bending light suggest something "so heavy" to you?
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edko
11y ago
It was, but the React support is still pending.
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edko
11y ago
A big difference is that Facebook is using React in their own products. I don't think they will be as happy to dump the whole thing as soon as there is a slight change in winds, like Adobe did with Flex. Flex, although still alive than
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edko
11y ago
I'm crossing my fingers for the "one more thing" moment when they will announce that nuclide for React is now available, but it doesn't look likely.
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edko
11y ago
The rest of the EU countries should also hold a referendum about granting the UK these special conditions. It is very likely that, event after getting these privileges, they will act as if they were making us a favor to stay. Just leave. Ma
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edko
11y ago
I have read all of Eco's novels and enjoy his work very much. Other authors I like are Borges, Calvino, and Mulisch.
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edko
11y ago
Calvino did not win the Nobel. The latest Italian to win it was Dario Fo.
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edko
11y ago
I would also feel very uneasy, but I think it is because of my national origin. I truly find these things of American capitalism very admirable. I am sure it will work for them without a problem. Just look at Samsung and Apple: killing each
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edko
11y ago
Maybe I understood it wrong ... but you don't know how much it will cost to use their API before you submit your application to them? Why would anyone invest any nontrivial amount of resources on developing something for which they don
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edko
11y ago
I am also a middle-age who can program a wide variety of languages, and agree with all your points. I think an interesting alternative to running a Linux VM on iOS would be to access one hosted on an affordable cloud (like a Digital Ocean $
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edko
11y ago
I do go. But, I go more for the experience (cozy place, etc.) than for the coffee itself, of if I want a frappuccino, which I cannot prepare myself.
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edko
11y ago
If I want coffee, I want it now; I don't want to wait 15 mins. Also, if I am in my own office, I probably will have better quality coffee available than the one that can be delivered by a chain (Nespresso, AeroPress with freshly ground
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edko
11y ago
It is incredible that it has "only" been ten years. It somehow feels that it has been around forever.
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