huherto

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by huherto 14y ago
It is great that you posted this here. This is a big discussion that we will have in the following years.Obviously we have to find the right model for public universities. Clearly the MOOC classes can provide a lot of benefits. But we also
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by huherto 14y ago
I get your point. I (half kidding) wish my mother had told me "you'll never find a nice woman if you're working in a basement with a bunch of disgusting nerds". I am proud to be an engineer. But sometimes we fail to cultivate an image that
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by huherto 14y ago
Thanks for the link. I loved this quote. Seeing the world through the lens of Bayes’ Theorem is like seeing The Matrix. Nothing is the same after you have seen Bayes.
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by huherto 14y ago
MVC comes from the Smalltalk world. http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ModelViewControllerHistory But it is quite different from web MVC that was popular with web frameworks like Struts. I haven't looked at the more recent javascript frameworks, but
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by huherto 14y ago
I think once a country reaches a stable population, you can implement free immigration. You could have multi country treaties where for every person that is allowed in another country you could have one person get in. That would keep flows
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by huherto 14y ago
There seems to be an implicit assumption that every body wants to emigrate to the US. I don't that is true. If given the choice a lot of people would choose to stay. Sure, you can have more material things, but you will have to go to a stra
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by huherto 14y ago
Guys, I was watching the marathon about a mile from the finish line. I saw how a great celebration turned into sadness and fear. But as sad as this made me feel, it made me feel even worst that this is what my loved family is living in Mexi
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by huherto 14y ago
Can anyone recommend a good reference for dumbbells training with compound/functional movements? Something like this but with better explanations. http://www.mensfitness.com/training/build-muscle/dumbbell-wo...
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by huherto 14y ago
I think the recommendation of using Dumbbells first is to have a less expensive home gym before making the commitment to buy more expensive equipment.
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by huherto 14y ago
For every good idea you are going to have several competing products. Furthermore, the fact that somebody else is trying the same thing should be validation that your idea is good. Now, you don't seem too convinced that you can compete. Tha
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by huherto 14y ago
s/investment/speculation/g
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by huherto 14y ago
I personally read and think too much. There is a point where it is useless, it is just a form of entertainment. I wish I created more.
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by huherto 14y ago
Very insightful. I have finished six coursera/udacity classes so far. The last one felt really hard, not because of the material or the teacher. I wasn't really interested in the subject. It was something that I thought it would be good and
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by huherto 14y ago
It is interesting, I have heard several times the comment about svn branches being expensive. But, that is not true, they are checking out the whole branches directory!
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by huherto 14y ago
Are you checking out all the branches? I mean the actual branches subdirectory? If you do that, it is going to be expensive. But you shouldn't do that. Just checkout the trunk and switch to branches as needed.
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by huherto 14y ago
Why do you say branches are expensive? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2041/how-do-i-create-a-br...
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by huherto 14y ago
To me github is the killer feature of git. I think svn is easier and more appropiate for a corporate environment.
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by huherto 14y ago
I think you can create a new instance of SecureRandom() that provides the same value that we are looking for.
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by huherto 14y ago
The objective of a company is to obtain profits in the present and in the future. If they don't care about customers, they sacrifice future profits.
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by huherto 14y ago
May be ignorance on my part. But I don't feel like they are expanding human knowledge. I guess, I really don't understand what they do.
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by huherto 14y ago
Just curious. This sort of describes a PhD in sciences. What would a PhD in philosophy, literature would described.
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by huherto 14y ago
I suppose now there is going to be an app to measure the height of a building. http://www.snopes.com/college/exam/barometer.asp
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by huherto 14y ago
My friend did this... rm * -i The system response was "-i not found" or something like that.
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by huherto 14y ago
Aahhh. In the old days, we used this command just to mess with your workmates. while : do clear > /dev/tty sleep 5 done
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by huherto 14y ago
fame?
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by huherto 14y ago
Not stupid, they just find something valuable that you don't. May be it is the gym, the trainer, peer pressure or whatever.
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by huherto 14y ago
| The implicit assumption is that "working for an established organization" must imply "working with miserably low levels of autonomy". I'm not sure that I agree. And it is not only about autonomy. It sucks to work for somebody stupid, in g
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by huherto 14y ago
lol. I can only come up with gaming applications. flying robots that build stuff(jenga?), air battles. I recently got a vacuum roomba and I am very entertained just on by watching it work. But I am a geek, probably not everybody is like tha
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by huherto 14y ago
The point that breaks the triangle(rectangle?) is if you add whether or not she is interested on you.
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by huherto 14y ago
What about bob?

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