gbaygon

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by gbaygon 14y ago
I'm thinking that it would be very interesting to make a search tool for this kind of things using color searching technology like in this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5180830
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by gbaygon 14y ago
My intention was to inform the original poster that probably he could upgrade his device using CM10. Coincidentally he happens to have the same phone as mine, wich i upgraded with CM10 and a custom kernel and it works (way) faster that the
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by gbaygon 14y ago
CM10 works flawlessly for me, i use the Quarx build with 2ndboot (custom kernel), you can use this FAQ that will guide you in the entire process: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795647
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by gbaygon 14y ago
What cellphone do you have?, i just played in my Motorola Defy, modded with CM10. Great game btw.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I think that the new interface is cleaner and more usable. Tipically when i search images i don't care about the sites that have them. If i do happen to want to get some context there is a button that says "Visit page". If as a webmaster yo
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Maybe it sounded harsh, it's not, your sibling comment explains it better. I'm also (almost) in my 30s ;)
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I see that you are getting downvoted, it may be beacuse you don't add to the discussion, but to be fair the article doesn't offer more than the above line.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I don't have experience in the psychiatric field, and you have an interesting and positive experience in that matter, and i congratulate you for that. I'm against most of the new age mystic mumbo jumbo, but, my sensation about the subject i
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I'll contact you by mail to talk about it.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I've read Angel Tech, one of my favourite books on the subject , on par with Prometheus Rising.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I somehow share your point of view. I've readed McKenna, Robert Anton Wilson, Antero Alli, etc. Even studied Zen and vaious kind of meditation. And know what you mean. But keep in mind that all that knowledge is somewhat buried, there are
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by gbaygon 14y ago
As a side note, the main engine generated around 1,500,000lb of thrust!
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Bitcoins values are stored in 64-bit integers, with 1 BTC stored as 100,000,000 which gives plenty of room to fractionalize, since it's stored as if it where a double-precision number.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I'm from Argentina and learnt with se same method, also tv series helped with pronunciation.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4962912
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I think that what matters the most about Linus is not being a good programmer (in the beginning of linux maybe it was important) but his capacities for project management, maintaining a vision for so long, and calling shit "shit" when is ne
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by gbaygon 14y ago
You are saying that a man that brought to reality one of the biggest and successful software projects in the history of humanity is wrong calling mediocrity for what it is. I don't know if you have already accomplished something like that,
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Art in programing is expressed through arquitecture more often that with algorithms.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
You are looking at it the wrong way. This is not designed to stop bots, it's made to force the user to look at the ads, and leave out the possibility of ad-blocking. From the site: > minteye breaks through modern advertising blindness w
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by gbaygon 14y ago
From the article: > but I’d probably utterly fail any type of formal interview where they asked me to write or explain code on the spot. It seems to me that you lack comunication skills to explain what you know. I would be very difficul
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%...
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by gbaygon 14y ago
He says it will be MIT licensed. Source: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4769947 Edit: witch means he owns the original code but you can do (almost) anything with it.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
It doesn't make assumptions, YOU make assumptions. You can calculate a "valid" response in function of the bus volume and the ball radious f(v,r) without assuming anything and without having any real data. Off course you can also focus on t
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Does anyone is familiar with the process they are using? The article says that it involve incinerators and it doesn't sound healthy to me.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Your examples are making money out of it... facebook users aren't. Maybe the "product meme" is misleading, but i think that the "customer" label is also misleading.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I hope you are being ironic.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
Facebook users aren't its customers, facebook users are its products. Better think again.
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by gbaygon 14y ago
thanks!
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by gbaygon 14y ago
I cannot seem to grasp the scope of this language, so please if any of you fellow gentlemen could enlighten me, i would like to know: What plans does mozilla have for Rust? What are the projected applications? What personal project could be
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by gbaygon 14y ago
A sentense that begins with "I believe..." may not be the best example of science, a better way to express himself could have been "[X] study has demonstrated...".

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