felideon

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by felideon 10y ago
Especially when all you're building is a basic CRUD form. Not knowing the nature of author's project, I think the issue is not so much about "levied taxes" but back to the wisdom of choosing the right tools for the probl
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by felideon 10y ago
> wasn't orbitz lisp? Yes and still is, as far as I know. The pricing engine is written by ITA Software which was acquired by Google a while back.
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by felideon 10y ago
Interesting. I haven't written much Lisp but I was under the impression DEFUN had some black magic that obviated the need for that.
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by felideon 10y ago
I read the original Wait But Why essays a few months ago and it really helped. Glad to see there is (not sure which came first) research that backs it up.
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by felideon 11y ago
Sounds like something a depressed person would think, no matter how irrational it sounds at face value.
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by felideon 11y ago
Impressive not only in that it looks nice, but engineered well enough to withstand playtime with a toddler. :)
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by felideon 11y ago
Agreed. His language tells a lot. From the beginning he is distancing himself from this person by saying " this coworker" and " that coworker" but then later on gives a weak implication of friendship. So what is it, fr
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by felideon 11y ago
Ironic how your comment kind of epitomizes the whole gist of the article. It was well written, and the take away for me was not the closing sentence you quoted. As a father, it echoed a similar sentiment I've been thinking and have rea
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by felideon 11y ago
As well as Venezuelan ownership in South Florida.
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by felideon 12y ago
Is it supposed to be released today? Thank God for the Messages update. Going from iOS 8 Messages to Mac Messages is a bit jarring.
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But Should I Swift?(robnapier.net)
2 points by felideon 12y ago|0 comments
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by felideon 12y ago
Out of curiosity, what country are you talking about?
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by felideon 12y ago
Maybe ignorance of the consequences of mass surveillance? Outside of the HN bubble, it may not be too difficult to convince someone that surveillance is a net good for your country. The recruiter spiel could easily be: "Not only do you
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by felideon 12y ago
Well, it's a little more than that. But you are right generally speaking. I also gave up on Lisp for web dev. Just not worth it.
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by felideon 12y ago
Using your own dictionary: http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=mosquito (Del dim. de mosco) Outside of your country, mosco is definitely used.
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by felideon 12y ago
Native of where? In Colombia mosco or mosca is commonly used as fly, and zancudo is mosquito. Mosquito is also mosquito if you're americanized.
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by felideon 12y ago
I actually like the feeling and I do it when I pause my typing to think.
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by felideon 13y ago
Great, except your performance evaluation is done individually. Try to explain to your manager that the QA asks you dumb questions incessantly, interrupting any attempt to remain or even begin to be "in the zone". Non-programmers
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The iPhone 6 for September, higher-res screens(businessinsider.com)
3 points by felideon 13y ago|0 comments
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by felideon 13y ago
But Bancorp supports joint accounts. I used to have a joint Perkstreet account which also was just a layer over Bancorp.
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by felideon 13y ago
There doesn't seem to be a way, no. I'm on a similar boat. She manages certain budgets, so every pay check I make a few instant transfers (so I can categorize/track on my side) and that's it. And if she uses her account
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by felideon 13y ago
> It has to _become_ a platform. > It was a few weeks ago at the first ever AngularJS conference, ng-conf, that all of my assumptions about Angular were proved true. According to the OP, it changes everything because it has 'beco
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by felideon 13y ago
> They all told the same story: their bosses were directing entire dev teams to switch to Angular. [...] It was actually being mandated from the top down , changing job requirements almost overnight. It makes me wonder who is convincing
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by felideon 13y ago
I think you're mixing up two things. He's only suggesting using the <date-and-time> trick if the client actually already expressed his want/need to meet. In your case, Group B is a poor ending because you are still offl
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by felideon 13y ago
Interesting. Just keep in mind that pointing fallacies out in friendly conversation is very annoying. Relevant previous discussion on "YOUR BALONEY DETECTION KIT SUCKS": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5832320
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by felideon 13y ago
In spanish, you can say it both ways and usually depends on region.
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by felideon 13y ago
The last time I brought this up when we were expanding our pool to include remote, the response I got was: "Yeah, but then we lose all the face-to-face benefits." I wonder if I should challenge what these perceived benefits are.
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by felideon 13y ago
Did you really write that comment on line 31 four years ago? :)
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by felideon 13y ago
The thing is it sounds like he is just promoting his own fork he started 11 months ago, rather than "starting a discussion." > We suggest to put errbit on PG. For those who want to try - the code here: https://githu
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by felideon 13y ago
> It's a good place to bike, as there are essentially no hills. If you don't value your life, sure. Miami traffic is crazy. If you don't get hit by the Fast & Furious wannabe, you'll get hit by an old lady who did

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