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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Well, in my experience managing my own software company(I guess I am CEO but I did code a lot in the early days so I know what it is) it is not so much about the quality of the people. The quality is something very important when your compa
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I Agree. I miss the time when I could control what I search and find anything in any part of the world in any language. Now they believe that because I live in Spain I have to speak Spanish, or be interested first in Spanish stupid things,
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I completely disagree. The F22 termination is a good thing, it means the US stops wasting money that could use to other things. There is a "law of diminishing returns" in fighter aircraft that makes improving them extremely expens
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"Robotics, technology, etc. sure haven't led to more jobs in America the last 50 years." Well, the thing is: IT HAS. Now more people work than ever. People continue working instead of retiring like they did in the past, and w
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I thought they were saved by giving them $50 billion of the people of the US so they could invest in stock and then using the printing machine(Fed's QE) to make stock market fly. Basically a transfer of wealth from the people to mega c
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"Europe's telecom mega-corporations are perfectly suitable at working with their own local intelligence agencies, then sharing data with the NSA." Exactly, they share data THEY WANT TO SHARE, on their terms. There is a very r
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Wow! I had similar experience proposing patches and people feeling offended because I criticized their "sacred" selected options. People identify with their work, so if you criticize their work, they fell criticized. "Trust m
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
This shaking is certainly going to make cokes to explode when open.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I do the same. I don't eat chocolate or any other sugar sh*t when I have mangoes, apples, oranges or any other delicious fruit. In Spain we have a selection of fantastic food, like "jamon" or cheese or fish or nuts(don't
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Most of the things you have problems with are related to you not buying a machine with Linux on it. This is the reason SteamOS is so important. We use hundreds of Linux machines, some macs(some of them are 5years old or more). We have no pr
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
So you work for Microsoft and your wife is from a company that is being bought by Microsoft, so everything in your life is Microsoft. That's ok, great, you are totally biased in favor of this company. So you can't understand or re
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"What OSS tools and IDEs are making your devs so happy, and making their jobs better than say, VS 2012?" You will believe that I am joking, but Vim, bash, git, grep, gdb, valgrind, llvm and lots of UNIX tools. We use IDA Pro a lot
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Wow!! LCD user interface! Fly by wire! Carbon composite wings! Geared turbofan! We are talking about more than 20 years old technology here. We (in our company) programmed cockpit LCD like 12 years ago or so...
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Well, Portugal and Spain are at the most West of all Europe(Finisterre, Lisbon, Canary and Açores Islands), and Portugal is not Mediterranean at all.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
I made a bad score,22, but people tell me I am really good at reading emotions. I never fix myself in a static moment, but I follow the movements like dancing. I also tend to match them while sensing their language. Using just images is a v
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
PS: Your job is also threaten if you are so incompetent to destroy too much public property.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Not really true. Believing you develop an affective relationship with a machine in nuts. With animals is different. I know those guys in Spain: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEDAX They mainly deactivate bombs from the S
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
No, because you encrypt with a public key, not with the private key. So the encryption process does not know how to decrypt it. Imagine a combustion engine, you know how to burn gas to extract energy and CO2. But this engine does not know h
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Of course not. I contribute with some time and money to a local maker movement, and we guide young people to make things. What this article does not say is that in the past manufacturing was a pain in the ass. Drills or rivets had to be don
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"Sveriges Riksbank Prize" != Nobel Price This is a prize given by the Central Bank of Sweden, not really an unbiased source. They have a clear agenda to propagate, and it is more about how to get more money for them for central pl
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Do you understand that the Universe does not revolves around you. Do you?
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Freedom? When I go to North America I don't see native Indians, most of them were exterminated in order to steal their land. Is that freedom? You will find even disrespect to what they call "Hispanic people" that in fact are
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Stop telling me what to do. This is like telling Chefs they should not use pointed and sharp knives as they are dangerous in the wrong hands. We use Haskell when we need it. Useful for some works, totally inappropriate for others.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Congrats for completing a book, it takes work. As an entrepreneur I read anything that could improve my business, but I find kindle Cloud or those services poor. I hate DRM, so normally I have to ask for the printed version with all the inc
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Great animals. It is spectacular seeing them flying in big groups. They are also very useful for controlling mosquitoes.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"how confidently can you say that there's no other instance of something like this slipping in? " Well, you have compilers that displays you warnings about it. If you don't catch the error you have static analyzers, if n
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
When Nobel created the price there were not computers, so Math was very similar to Philosophy, it became harder and harder to make great discoveries by the law of diminishing returns, while with other sciences it was different.
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"Where you would find money to spend on books, time to spend on reading, when all you care about is how to get money not to starve?" Oh man, I am from Spain. I believe you need to get out of your country for a while. There are few
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
Yes we know. Ladies now smoke as much as men do. In my country young women smoke now more than men. You don't smoke to be a man anymore(stupid male reason), now you smoke for getting slim, or looking "sophisticated" or any ot
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by forgottenpaswrd 13y ago
"but withdrawing from stocks and investing in bonds strikes me as having been a panic move - not wise at all." Stocks now are totally over priced, and investing in bonds is not wise when the central Banks are printing money. So th

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