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by huherto 13y ago
I am not too familiar with the American legislative process. Why is it that only Boehner can put a bill for voting? It sounds like it would be an unnecessary obstacle.
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by huherto 13y ago
Somehow we tend to think that all it takes is hard work. But there are many aspects of building a successful business. Sometimes we can risk a little too much. Not everybody makes it, not every body has the needed support, not everybody has
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by huherto 13y ago
I love this. Especially the part where it gives you a few problems that you can try to solve. Not only is a good way to find talent that may otherwise be detected. It increases the chances of finding new ways to solve some problems. (Edit:
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by huherto 13y ago
Reminds me of my friend who once said. "I understand calculus but whenever I see the little snake (integral symbol) I don't know what to do" But following up on your comment, the difficulty of math is that it is build on foun
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by huherto 13y ago
I am pretty sure....Here there is a similar story. http://susanpiver.com/2007/11/06/stories-ive-been-told/ , and there is anotherone here... http://www.topquartile.org/?page=BOK_Trust_Inte
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by huherto 13y ago
micro-processors?
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by huherto 13y ago
I am currently experimenting with Spring JavaBased config (As opposed to XML based) It seems to me that a lot of those factories are created to be able add complex behavior in the XML configuration. I almost want to say that it is XML injec
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Ask HN: Good tech conferences in Europe for 2014
1 points by huherto 13y ago|1 comments
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by huherto 13y ago
Ah Dr Dobbs. I miss the days when I waited for the next number to read it back to back including adds. Now we have so much information at our finger tips but it becomes harder to be exited about it.
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by huherto 13y ago
Exactly Andrew Carnegie sounds right. As a business man, Gates was ruthless building his empire, but he will eventually do more good in areas that ultimately more important than computers.
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by huherto 13y ago
For enterprise applications usually you would use REST. And that is pretty easy, almost automatic.
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by huherto 13y ago
I remember reading this particular story 30 something years ago. Probably in Reader's Digest. I guess he also read it and made it his own. I hope it wasn't a thing back then. http://www.humansofnewyork.com/post&#x2
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by huherto 13y ago
sigh...If I could only outsource my HN reading I would be so much productive.
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by huherto 13y ago
my score 1576, accuaracy 93% wpm 38.2
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by huherto 13y ago
I don't think the hyperloop requires near vacuum. As far as I understad it is filled with moving air.
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by huherto 13y ago
"Keep it simple" Sounds easy. But it requires a person with deep understanding of software projects and with real political weight within the project to keep creeping requirements at bay.
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by huherto 13y ago
I agree with you. I have worked for a number of companies where you often hear "Our business is not software". Then they wander why they cannot do all the projects that would allow them to move fast, provide better service, or sav
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by huherto 13y ago
I might miss understood you. But what your are describing sounds to me like some sort of supervised learning but not necessarily a genetic algorithm.
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by huherto 13y ago
It may be just an engineering problem, but it is a huge engineering problem
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by huherto 13y ago
I think it is a very important question that may actually impact our survival in the planet beyond the other questions that are more to satisfy our own curiosity. So I am not sure if you think the question is already solved or is it not act
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by huherto 13y ago
I have been developing software for 20 years and I am currently replacing some applications that were written in the last five years. They use OOP, patterns and the latest tools. Often I wade through dozens of lines of codes trying to find
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by huherto 13y ago
Is it more effort than buying a lottery ticket ? ;)
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by huherto 13y ago
I am not familiar with the climate on the SF Bay area and don't know how effective the shade would be. It think this would be ideal for a house in Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas, May be Southern California.
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by huherto 13y ago
Can you take advantage of the shade from the Solar Panels? If you can install solar panels above the ceiling with enough space to keep the air flow, it can help you keep your house fresh and comfortable during the day. Specially in a hot an
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by huherto 13y ago
Will this create a scale economy to drive down the cost? Which may end up helping the (not rich) middle class.
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Theories of International Politics and Zombies(press.princeton.edu)
1 points by huherto 13y ago|0 comments
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by huherto 13y ago
...furthermore the cost for such a company will be not being able to recruit and retain great talent. Intangible cost but very real.
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by huherto 13y ago
Paraphrasing: "You don't know how to do something until you can write a program to do it"
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by huherto 13y ago
> Java applets are dead, and should be. Great idea poorly executed. I think Microsoft killed the applets when it stopped upgrading the java plugin in IE. Applets were challenging MS dominance on the desktop. They kept it that way until j
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by huherto 13y ago
It took me a while to understand the sarcasm. I have probably been in the corporate environment too long :(

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