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by epx 9y ago
This is the excuse of the impeached Workers Party ex-government. With a touch of fascism - "the foreigners are the real danger!!!!!11111". The other excuse was that "corruption is small compared to the GDP". (And what ab
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by epx 9y ago
When I get a house I will craft fountain pens.
453.
by epx 9y ago
Did something similar for some ancient Clipper apps I had to maintain after migrating to OSX/Linux. It was more practical than dosemu.
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by epx 9y ago
Thanks for the info.
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by epx 9y ago
Not sure whether it is as easy to use as PhantomJS.
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by epx 9y ago
The one who invented the washing machine.
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by epx 9y ago
My grandpa married his second cousin, it was already frowned upon in 1935 but not unheard of. One improvement factor was transportation - the bicycle was invented not much before, and it was expensive. But a bike or a train ticket allowed y
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by epx 9y ago
And for a decade I had to swallow the "explanation" that men CONSPIRED to put women out of STEAM jobs... Who's gonna reimburse me?
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by epx 9y ago
Which confirms what he said?
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by epx 9y ago
Coincidence, I've written something about it two weeks ago (in Portuguese, unfortunately: https://epxx.co/logbook/entries/sm.html ). About Petri Nets as well. It is difficult to understand why so many junior p
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by epx 9y ago
My case of hardware bug was a FPU bug in a PC/104 platform that either returned an absurd value for a floating point division, or crashed the program with SIGFPU. It was the only FP operation in the program and I was lucky enough to lo
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by epx 9y ago
Two-phase 90 degrees apart has zero-rpm torque, like a steam locomotive, the problem is that torque is variable. Three phase torque is constant.
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by epx 9y ago
The perspective of losing everything in a divorce when kids are involve would be a factor as well.
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by epx 9y ago
I have found that my YouTube account, that has no intention of being famous and had a couple followers, is now getting a constant trickle of new subscribers every day, with funny names that look autogenerated. It may have some relation with
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by epx 9y ago
Looking forward for the inverse thing - convert Bach music into curves
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by epx 9y ago
There is a huge interest from the government that people pursue the white-picked-fence ideal: three kids, big house, etc. This moves the economy, at expense of happiness. But, still, there is a choice - nobody needs to have children if they
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by epx 9y ago
The HIVE header in article was a perfect predictor of the BS that came next.
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by epx 9y ago
The reading was worth because of the curse generator anedocte.
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by epx 9y ago
Founding a company sounds easier in direct comparison.
470.
by epx 9y ago
I feel this is just the pound of posts that HN allows to feed the hive.
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by epx 9y ago
Try to use average women (and men) to see how many bras you are going to sell :)
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by epx 9y ago
Tu quoque?
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by epx 9y ago
Luce Irigaray knew it already!
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by epx 9y ago
Bitcoin was being more used as currency two years ago than today.
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by epx 9y ago
I went to a funeral, and the son of the deceased asked me about investing in Bitcoin! Quite a flag.
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by epx 9y ago
Great news, made my day! It is the one usable mail client for Linux.
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by epx 9y ago
Good luck trying to make a fountain pen nib with a cryptocoin :)
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by epx 9y ago
The statistics are useless in this case. Subjectively the chance is perceived 50/50: one is telling the truth, another is lying.
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by epx 9y ago
I am working on a SOAP service and it is a nightmare.
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by epx 9y ago
I guess that each market, each country has a different dynamic. For example, here in Brazil, there has always been a good % of women in IT and software. But there was one thing: 99.995% of jobs were ERP development or Novell Netware. I alwa

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