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by edumucelli 6y ago
Amazing! Also kudos to the master student that, although starting his career in science, already actively participated in this incredible work!
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CentOS is gone–but RHEL is now free for up to 16 production servers(arstechnica.com)
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by edumucelli 6y ago
One thing that surprised me is how the whole product comes in a "kit" with instructions and tools. I never thought on those medical devices as something that would come as a lego brick, mainly something that has a huge potential a
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by edumucelli 6y ago
This is exactly the joke Paul Taylor (British living in France) tells in his standup show [1], which is super funny. I went to watch him live, what a great standup show. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pae2AMnmUVA
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by edumucelli 6y ago
https://www.wearethemighty.com/articles/these-are-the-only-3...
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by edumucelli 6y ago
Imagine the horror US has unleashed "invading" almost every country in the world (except 3) with formal or hidden missions.
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by edumucelli 6y ago
Spent a huge amount of time (more than a year) working alone in a face detection API. The hardest parts were 1) marketing, how to make business know it existed and 2) keep up with the state of the art research implementations. The 2) was no
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by edumucelli 6y ago
Too bad he can't understand a word of what is written in the award ... even if it was written in Portuguese.
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by edumucelli 6y ago
The same kind of articles over and over again with lots of text, but in reality everyone knows that in tech if you want a FAANG (and now extended to several other companies) job you better spend hours in Hackerrank/Leetcode. All the re
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by edumucelli 6y ago
Golang and simplicity in the same sentence does not quite reflects my daily experience. Want a Set? Golang does not have one, create a map[type]boolean instead. Want an Enum? Golang does not have one, create a bunch of constants yourself th
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by edumucelli 6y ago
I'd add a video demo in the front page. Without a demo or something in the front page is hard to figure out what it does. Maybe you guys (the team) know it well and the assumptions around it because you are working on it everyday but m
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by edumucelli 6y ago
The "new mozillians" link in the changelog is broken, just so that if someone works at Mozilla and wish to report https://blog.mozilla.org/community/2020/12/11/the-new-faces-...
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by edumucelli 6y ago
How is that to generate the same kind of situation as the one we have seen regarding MongoDB, I mean, "giving the middle finger to open source" [1]? I know one relates to API compatibility, but those companies never end to surpris
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by edumucelli 6y ago
> how Youtube could get away with that Lawyers, plenty of them.
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by edumucelli 6y ago
This UX may be bad, but the current hackish solution of a parent comment being posted with link to the other pages is the worst.
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by edumucelli 6y ago
Have you tried the "Who wants to be hired section?" in HN, e.g., https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25266287
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by edumucelli 6y ago
That is a very recurrent topic in HN first page, but it is, for me, the first time it was perfectly summarized: "For the moment, then, experience seems to count for nothing: it's all about how much time you can spend on Leetcode.&
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Salesforce Deal for Slack Expected to Be Announced Tuesday: Report(thestreet.com)
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by edumucelli 6y ago
It coincided also with several other things such as mass access do information, literacy increase. What you mention is definitely a spurious correlation such as money spent on pets vs death by stairs.
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Does the human brain resemble the Universe?(phys.org)
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by edumucelli 6y ago
The price ratio is an interesting aspect of your comment, but personally the taste comparability already exists: search for "Beyond Meat".
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by edumucelli 6y ago
I do not like it. The lack a proper (1) Class, (2) Enums (seriously, using constants to describe a proper Enum like Java has is a must, we are in 2020 not in 1980), (3) being able to call methods on methods on nil pointers, (4) generics tha
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by edumucelli 6y ago
It works for me on Firefox 81 on Debian 10.
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Firefox bug lets you hijack nearby mobile browsers via WiFi(zdnet.com)
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Unity Software has strong opening, gaining 31%(techcrunch.com)
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Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth Makes Peace with Ubuntu Linux Community(zdnet.com)
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by edumucelli 6y ago
One more than "good", actually phenomenal thing about LetsEncrypt from my experience is their community. It is pure gold. People are super helpful in the https://community.letsencrypt.org/ forum. I had issues on s
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by edumucelli 6y ago
Good for them, they would avoid prostate cancer [1], breast cancer [2] and weaker bones [3] ... [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6683061/ [2] https://www.medscape.com/viewartic
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by edumucelli 6y ago
I am curious how COVID impacted a company like Mozilla? Their main revenue comes from search partnerships, there were more people at home searching things during lockdown. In the internal message Mitchell Baker said: “We started with immedi
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by edumucelli 6y ago
I am curious how COVID impacted a company like Mozilla? Their main revenue comes from search partnerships, there were more people at home searching things during lockdown. In the internal message Mitchell Baker said: “We started with immedi

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