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YC bug: can't edit comment
8 points by edu 19y ago|3 comments
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by edu 19y ago
/ the bomb! / just before an error-prone piece of code. My colleagues had a laugh when they found it. Since then, now I mark the "dangerous zones" with: /*** here be ASTEROIDS ***/
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by edu 19y ago
So, who is the source?
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by edu 19y ago
The problem IS specific to pre. The problem is that a long line in a pre makes the page wider and then the other paragraphs uses all the available space (wich is larger than the screen, and then horizontal scrollbars appear). With the patc
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by edu 19y ago
I've an account via the university where I study. It's a good reference source, but really I seldom use it.
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by edu 19y ago
You karma whore... ;) (Yes, I upmoded you xD) But happy holidays!
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by edu 19y ago
After reading his conditions, I will not bet on ANY programming language.
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by edu 19y ago
Related? From https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=289480#c172 "It looks like an object element that's pointing to a non-existent page ( http://www.webstandards.org/404/ ) should be falling through, but that page is now returning
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Scheme over Common Lisp(solve-et-coagula.com)
19 points by edu 19y ago|5 comments
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by edu 19y ago
But then you will need people to setup the new reactor, you will need salesmen, you will need technicians to run revisions. Probably not all places will be safer enough to hold a nuclear reactor, so probably the traditional grid will be sti
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by edu 19y ago
Maybe its premature optimization, but: what happens when the fuel is consumed? All the reactor must be dumped or it is enough with the fuel? I hope the owners never have to call the helpdesk!
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by edu 19y ago
I would say that more than victim of the DMCA, the video has been victim of a stupid, greedy photographer without knowledge of how the copyright laws work. I think the real problem is that given the expenses of a lawsuit, lawyers behave lik
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by edu 19y ago
I hope that "system" is defined as hard work, passion and faith on your project. Otherwise this poster has no value.
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by edu 19y ago
I've just come back from future, there will be no xkcd#368 he will jump directly from 367 to 369. I could tell you why, but I don't want to spoil the plot... You wouldn't forgive me if I did.
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by edu 19y ago
Seems like a bad soap opera... Reads like a bad soap opera... Lesson, skip what seems like a soap opera.
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by edu 19y ago
I think that yo have replied yourself, 20 years ago there were not microwave ovens! On the XIX century people believed that everything has been invented. Why the net should be different? It is still on a very early stage, we have only seen
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by edu 19y ago
Maybe it meant that A was late, so B decided not to invest?
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by edu 19y ago
Hey, hello from Barcelona. Well it's curious here in Barcelona I always used to drink "cortados" or "tallats", an espresso with a little bit of milk. Until I visited Roma, where I tasted the best coffee! I think you should visit the Italian
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by edu 19y ago
Mmm, just now I'm enjoying a wonderful Nespresso espresso. It's an easy and clean way to have good (by Spanish standard, which are pretty similar to Italians...) coffee at the office. It's more expensive than buying the coffee beans but a l
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by edu 19y ago
Well, not precisely a role model.
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by edu 19y ago
I will go for XEN, virtualization is always good and nowadays the performance lost is unappreciable, on the other side you gain a machine you can copy and move. If you have your full machine image backuped and you screw something on it, you
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by edu 19y ago
Probably, but this does not mean that there aren't good ideas.
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by edu 19y ago
Oh, how bad are the TC editor's talking bad of the always good marketers who are only trying to improve the consumers life!
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by edu 19y ago
Oh, well I'm not crappy then. Neither I'm a good one though...
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by edu 19y ago
Yes, I bet that at facebook placement they have air conditioners.
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by edu 19y ago
It sounds quite interesting, a real time bet system. The toughest would be to develop some kind of broadcasting system compatible with games made by different vendors and running on different platforms (i.e. bet on UT, on Halo, on strategy
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by edu 19y ago
Hard question, but probably no. First, I don't think a "youtube for games" will succeed, at least I wouldn't use it, but people keeps watching sports life/on TV and I find it quite boring so maybe in 5/10 years there are more pople watching
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by edu 19y ago
my proposal: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=82245
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by edu 19y ago
Some time ago I tried to start a mailing list* with colleagues from the university, but after 9 messages on June the list died. Maybe now it can reborn from its ashes! The list is available at http://groups.google.com/group/eucaliptus and
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Amazon launches an e-book(amazon.com)
1 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments

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