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by edu 16y ago
I think you mean fascism. From the Wikipedia: Fascism, pronounced /ˈfæʃɪzəm/, is a radical and authoritarian nationalist political ideology. Fascists seek to organize a nation according to corporatist perspectives, values, and sys
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by edu 16y ago
I'm the only one the remembers when this was called Startup News?
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by edu 16y ago
Just that the philosophy behind Java and Posix (or as you say C/Unix roots) are completely different.
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by edu 16y ago
From the article Standing desks and chaise longues are good options. Ball chairs, which bounce your spine into a C-shape, are not. I'm not sure if "ball chairs" are the same as you mean, but I guess they're.
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by edu 17y ago
In the context, I'd say that two orthogonal features are completely independent from each other (i.e. good engineering is independent from success and the other way around). But tangential features do affect each other (i.e. you cannot succ
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by edu 17y ago
Hi, I submitted the post as an attention call. Actually, one of the published CVs was mine and the author of the post contacted me about the issue. From my point of view any sensitive personal data (CVs) has been erased from the post. My ho
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Data found in Dropbox's public folders (bottom in english)(forwardfeed.pl)
25 points by edu 17y ago|13 comments
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The Freehackers Union(zedshaw.com)
4 points by edu 17y ago|1 comments
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Carl Sagan plays Agent Smith in The Matrix(youtube.com)
3 points by edu 17y ago|0 comments
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Carl Sagan 4th Dimension Explanation(youtube.com)
2 points by edu 17y ago|2 comments
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by edu 17y ago
Madrid, Spain. Level 3 lifehacker.com 355 msec Google lifehacker.com 37 msec OpenDNS lifehacker.com 30 msec Level 3 facebook.com 46 msec Google facebook.com 40 msec OpenDNS facebook.com 3
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by edu 17y ago
works fine in chrome for Linux...
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by edu 17y ago
I did, and it worked :) Really feel energized now :)
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by edu 17y ago
I guess it's a difficult choice, I'd stick to the one that feels more authentic to you. It's impossible that everybody likes it.
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by edu 17y ago
You Are Indifferent So, you don't really care about people who die from Chordoma? Fine. There's room for you too. If Chordoma is cured, you wont have to be nagged by me anymore. Pimp. This sounds quite aggressive to me. Pr
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by edu 17y ago
The copy is too aggressive, I understand your position but as I was reading more of the page the more disconnected I was. IMO, you should rewrite it to make it more persuasive.
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by edu 17y ago
hahaha, B -> C -> ANSI C -> GO Spec :)
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by edu 17y ago
Ah, in many cases webmails have replaced desktop client apps. And in my environment the official suite is Google Docs.
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by edu 17y ago
Adobe Premiere for example?
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by edu 17y ago
Some desktop apps yes, actually many of them have been already replaced. Other (data/processor intensive: graphic arts, multimedia, etc...) don't think so.
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by edu 17y ago
Mmm, I don't agree. 'Cool' is so subjective.
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The Value of Making Things Fun (VW campaing and an important message)(thefuntheory.com)
4 points by edu 17y ago|0 comments
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by edu 17y ago
I've the same feeling, though in a rational way it's completely possible, feasible and w/o backsides (IMO). But feels... weird...
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Free (as in freedom) tech books(freetechbooks.com)
4 points by edu 17y ago|0 comments
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by edu 17y ago
Unix philosophy is great for some things, not so great for others. C'mon, handle my bookmarks through an external script? No, thank you. I'll keep with Chrome/Firefox/Safari.
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by edu 17y ago
Things like that make me love HN :D
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*.apache.org is currently offline.(apache.org)
29 points by edu 17y ago|12 comments
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by edu 17y ago
Algorithms, complexity and data structures. Depending on the job, review some hw/networks things (I've been asked to fill a table with the OSI model).
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by edu 17y ago
Cool! Would like to know how he made the first prototype
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by edu 17y ago
Same problem here :/

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