Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
huherto
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
62 ms
·
601.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
:) I don't mind eating horse as long as it has a good taste. Having grown in a place with very good beef, I am very picky for beef. When I buy a steak I prefer to pay a little more. It is not that expensive considering I am only one person.
602.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Well, you have an economy of scale. 5 people. For me, I think it is cheaper just to buy at the super market and buy ready meals.
603.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
China is relevant because it is huge. Mexico is not huge but it is big, has a growing middle class and it is close from the US.
604.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
You will have access to the top 5%. I know one person that is working at Google, two friends are studying at Harvard, one is going to be working at dropbox. Everybody from the same town in Mexico. There are great private and public schools.
605.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Both are right. It was safe, then it was not safe(about four years ago), then it is safe again.
606.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
It is nice to see an article like that, lately most articles are about the violence between the drug cartels. Also, after 9/11 Mexico has been ignored by the general media, and the public attention focused in the middle east. It is not full
607.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
It is amazing, how you can get attached to your bike. Mine was stolen a couple of years a go and I still miss it.
608.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
We are also considering Code Igniter. But it seems a little outdated. It doesn't take advantage of some of the new happenings in PHP. Composer, Autoloading, Monolog, and Unit testing. using PHP Unit.
609.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Sure Lerdford is smarter than most hackers. But I you compare him with Guido, Larry, Goslin, etc is not match.And I think it shows in the language.
610.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Now the problem is to actually show up for work, instead of going to the beach.
611.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Exactly. time echo "hello world" hello world real 0m0.000s user 0m0.000s sys 0m0.000s
612.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
I would do periodic organization culture assessments by an outside and professional firm. Things like, who is respected, who is hated, who is consider incapable, who people enjoy working with. etc. As a consultant I worked for several large
613.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
It is very ironic that the worst class is precisely that one about online education. May be it is a class about what not to do.
614.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
In light of this. What new professional or business opportunities may open for somebody living in the area?
615.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
As someone who lived in one of the dark orange places in north america, I can tell you that shades are very valuable by themselves. In dry and hot places being under a shades makes a big difference. A shade for your car, a shade for your ho
616.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
I have group of girl friends named Ada, Perla and Rubi. The sad part is that they don't find it amusing.
617.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
I have mixed feelings about both. I don't care for Apple products, and I don't like that Steve Jobs didn't seem to be altruistic. But I admire how Steve Jobs was able to come back to Apple and make it big again. Also admire what he did with
618.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
You are right. The parent comment is probably just wishing that the world is moving forward.
619.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
In case you don't know who Andy Payne is. (like me) http://www.payne.org/index.php/Payne.org_Wiki:About
620.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
> Moreover, by the end of the '90s, Sun's original raison d'être --- Unix workstations --- was gone and buried. Never thought about this in this way. It is kind of sad that Sun suffered directly from Linux success.
621.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
They closed the question. It irritates me that the self appointed stackoverflow police are very quick to close questions. They barely give them a chance to see if something good or creative comes a long. (Such as the first comment)
622.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
If that is the case, I would think that the emergence of github may help to legally document the evolution of software products.
623.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Pretty cool. Do you or anyone knows if there is something like that for distribution warehouses?
624.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
yeah, yeah, I was also confused. But see the comment of sgt below(or above). It is sarcasm.
625.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
IMHO, it is XML.
626.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
I totally agree with the article. I love somethings about maven but XML is a pain to work on. I am thinking that a build system can be built on top of Java. But Java for shell scripting has some drawbacks that can be alleviated. I am workin
627.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Nice!Consider it a validation that it may not be a bad idea. And it is seen from the woman's perspective. good! I feel the question phase may slow things because you need another round. Also the fact that she can select another set to choos
628.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
I don't know how it would work for non-heterosexuals. But I guess they don't have the same problems than heterosexuals. From what I have seen, online dating sucks for men because it is very hard to get noticed. It sucks for women because th
629.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
After reading some of the comments. What do you think about this approach? 1) Woman sets up the date. Place and time. 2) The system sends an invitation to several men until it gets 3-5 positive responses. 3) The woman chooses one of the can
630.
▲
by
huherto
14y ago
Is this identical to the coursera class? This link was working just a few days ago, and today I couldn't find it. http://www.coursera.org/course/db
More ›