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by huherto 11y ago
FTFY empathize :)
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by huherto 11y ago
I loved shars. It was a carefree time. Nothing to worry about.
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by huherto 11y ago
What about the trans fat already in our arteries ? Is it going to stay in our arteries for ever?
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by huherto 11y ago
This probably varies per state. But I know that often people that do not have access to instate tuition because they lack the visa requirement. Yet they grew and have lived most of their lives within the state.
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by huherto 12y ago
I actually like to think that he is an alien lost on earth trying to build a spaceship to go back home. With Paypal, Tesla and SpaceX, he is just bootstrapping what he needs to build to go back home.
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by huherto 12y ago
That is probably correct. It is not like achieving citizenship is easy.
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by huherto 12y ago
But you have finite time and resources. You have to decide which languages to learn
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by huherto 12y ago
Followed by the rise of the USA as a superpower.
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by huherto 12y ago
> There are of course issues with this system. For instance what do you do about immigration? I am guessing that it will need to be implemented globally or at least regionally (e.g North-America, Europe, etc). Every country according to
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by huherto 12y ago
Yeah, these are the three things I worry the most about. Some popular proposals... - Health care. Single payer system. Perhaps expand Medicare by lowering the age to 60, 55, 50, etc. - Subsidized education rather than the current loan based
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by huherto 12y ago
Relevant. https://xkcd.com/1179/
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by huherto 12y ago
Not only IT professionals. My family knew a young man who did contracting work on a small town. Very hard working. They took him, and no one has heard about him ever since. The rumor is that they use them to build the facilities they need.
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by huherto 12y ago
You could also break the law. But you don't because you have a lot to lose and most importantly you do have (shitty?) alternatives. In her case, she was 14, and she had already broken the law. There were no other alternatives. And it w
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by huherto 12y ago
> America try to have it both ways by "not wanting them" but "wanting the cheap tomatoes at the supermarket." That is for another thread. Increased security at the border is keeping people in the USA. They would retur
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by huherto 12y ago
As a Mexican national with a college degree she could really easily have obtained a TN visa. Then an H1B, then a green card. But she was already in a gray area, because she came at 14 and had obtained and used false documents. I guess once
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by huherto 12y ago
> In foreign affairs, states are mostly rational and risk-averse. Oh yes. This is a great insight. Thanks. Why would take great risks when you are on top?
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by huherto 12y ago
May be, but women(and men) make their decisions before entering the field.
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by huherto 12y ago
This is fascinating. But why isn't it more popular?
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by huherto 12y ago
The main problem on rotating the pager like that is that people just try to survive the problems for a week and no one cares enough about finding and fixing the root causes of the problems.
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by huherto 12y ago
Poor database schema design. If you get this wrong it makes your life a lot more difficult and it is harder to fix. These bad models often outlive the applications themselves. You see these around years after they were made.
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Half of Americans can’t afford their house(marketwatch.com)
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by huherto 12y ago
> We humans, Parfit argued, are not a consistent identity moving through time, but a chain of successive selves, each tangentially linked to, and yet distinct from, the previous and subsequent ones. This describes my feelings lately.
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by huherto 12y ago
Yeah, that makes sense. It simplifies both.
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by huherto 12y ago
Martin Folwer talks about several approaches for handling domain logic. Transaction Script, Domain Model, Table Module, and Service Logic. He explains the trade offs of each on the Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture book.
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by huherto 12y ago
Those examples are used for teaching because they are interesting for novices. In a real project, you use your objects that are useful for organizing your code. Modules, layers, gateways to external systems, etc.
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by huherto 12y ago
We should able to bring discussions like this without having to apologize that it may seem Marxist. Marxism was wrong, it gave birth to some of the most awful oppressive regimes in the XX century. But we should be able to have discussions a
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Inventing to Nowhere(youtube.com)
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by huherto 12y ago
I first experienced anxiety about the inevitability of death (or non-existing ever again) when I was sixteen. Grew up on atheist family so I never had the comfort from religion. These are some of the ideas that have helped me along, in case
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by huherto 12y ago
I got this when I got hurt. I love it. http://www.elliptigo.com/
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TIL that new Economics PhDs have a 0% unemployment rate(usnews.com)
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