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10y ago
Exactly that's why it's common in Mexican recipes to leave seeds, it's a totally different experience to eat Guacamole with and without pepper seeds.
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10y ago
Also it's nice to see how different developers do their job, I've learned a lot of productive tricks by just watching how other people work.
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10y ago
Yes, I'm a native Spanish speaker and Google Now works great with bilingual queries for me, that has been improving in recent years. I always select English as my default language in my phones, some years ago if I wanted to call someon
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10y ago
You described the exact same problems med school students have in Mexico, I used to think that was just a thing in my country, it's amazing how little they sleep since the beginning and how they have to keep doing it for years, dependi
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Any good book you recommend about these topics?, a lot of things are not clear in my mind, like why is Galileo known for "fighting" the Catholic Church about this, but not Copernicus? I have to admit I haven't gone further th
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10y ago
You made a great point, I'm Mexican so I'm aware of all the ideas and stereotypes the entertainment industry spread to the whole globe about Mexicans. I've met people from other countries who really think we live in a desert
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10y ago
Since nobody has mentioned it, maybe I didn't understand the implications, but does this mean there is a chance in the future we won't have "bandwidth"? I could replicate data from a server into my personal computer inst
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10y ago
One hour after your comment with 10 logos sold it says it will increase by $20: > Any logo: $420 . Price increases by $20 with each logo sold.
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10y ago
Well you would have to understand that Mexico is a mix, but not a perfect mix. Southern Mexican states have more Indigenous people, and mestizos there have more indigenous characteristics, but if you go to Northern states it won't be d
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Same in Chihuahua, it would be interesting to know when and where it became a thing.
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I guess this is a Hispanic American thing? I'm from the North of Mexico and that's how we do it too.
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10y ago
I was thinking the same, I never really liked having those, also good for handling responses from services.
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10y ago
I'm in my late twenties, and I just started trying to stop caring, but it's a little more difficult than I thought it would be.
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10y ago
For me it was English lessons, when I was 16 my mom paid less than 200 dollars for a year of English lessons in a shitty English school, I didn't want to study English at the time and I was angry because she did it without asking me (t
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11y ago
What do you mean by drivers are terrible? Do some components fail randomly in Windows? Or do you mean they just don't work with Linux? Just asking because I'm planning to buy a Surface Pro
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11y ago
I had to resize my browser window in order to read this article in my PC. I don't get this kind of "geeky" designs, is there a technical reason why they don't even add basic CSS? I'm not talking about making the art
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11y ago
I guess that's the reason for the title "The Only Honest Hackathon"
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11y ago
That's true even today, maybe I'm getting old and I don't play much with other tools like I used to do, but VLC is the only one that always "just work".
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11y ago
I used to do the same, I remember adding labels saying "Processing" inside a while and then adding a dot for every loop, just to make it look like a "real" program. Good old times.
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11y ago
Does any digital nomad could share a bad experience with laws against working remotely in a foreign country?
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It's interesting, the generalized idea you have about "Catholics" and "Muslims" comes from a point of view where they're a minority. I'm from Mexico where almost 90% of the population is Catholic and somet
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For Mexico it shows what it seems like a broken CSS page, with the previous models: http://snag.gy/DCtTt.jpg
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11y ago
It's interesting how this worked just fine in Edge but not in Chrome, I'll take a look into the code later
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12y ago
Exactly my point, I hate to be restricted with my passwords for meaningless websites. "Sorry, but your password must contain an uppercase letter, a number, a haiku, a gang sign, a hieroglyph, and the blood of a virgin." (old joke)
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12y ago
I think that could be a great solution for me. My vision gets tired when I don't change my focal point after a long period of time.
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12y ago
In my personal experience, my vision has decreased since I started working as a developer (4 years ago from today). I don't think the display by itself causes damage (at least I haven't found a trustful source claiming radiation o
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Ask HN: How do you take care of your vision?
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Staya Nadella might be accelerating things, but Microsoft has been moving through this direction before Staya's arrival (ASP.NET MVC was open sourced in April 2009), actually I see Staya Nadella taking reins as another step Microsoft t
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Totally agree, I would like to extend your comment with my personal point of view about New Spain. This nation, in the past decade, has known how to get adventage of the IT industry, with a growing population of Engineers mostly "immig
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That's true in Mexico too, if you work for small or local companies in a small/middle city, <$20,000 is almost the rule, but if you go to bigger cities, having enough English skills, with international companies, then salaries
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