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by huherto 16y ago
Open source is way bigger than that. But, if you didn't like Eclipse or vim. What did you like?
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by huherto 16y ago
I use to do this for crossfit. You train 3 days and rest one. My training for rest day was rest. If I rested then I would mark it as done.
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by huherto 16y ago
What I find amazing about them is that they were able to figure out so many things with a very limited body of knowledge. I understand they missed the mark in many things, but still they were able to come up with many great ideas(even if th
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by huherto 16y ago
how so? honest question.
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by huherto 16y ago
I imagine Mark Zuckerberg has now become a real celebrity. Not just a member of the Tech elite.
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by huherto 16y ago
s/cajones/cojones/ cajones .- crate, drawer, or box http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caj%C3%B3n
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by huherto 16y ago
Our lives are better, but I doubt we are happier. Sometimes, I observe people that are much worse (economically) than me, and I see how they laugh. I am in general a happy person, but I don't think I can laugh with the same intensity as th
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by huherto 16y ago
I recently came back to C++ after many years. I spent days trying to set up a good environment with vim, then I tried with jedit http://humbertook.blogspot.com/2010/11/personal-preferences-... , Finally I started using Qt Creator. It is n
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by huherto 16y ago
In which way java is more verbose than C++? People in Java tend to choose longer names but, that is more programming style than something in the language. In C++ you have to declare your functions in a header, then you have to do it again i
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by huherto 16y ago
I have been watching several dozen videos from Kahn. I am surprised on how much efficient the videos are. You actually hear and see how the problems are resolved. If you are reading you have to jump between the text and the equations.
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by huherto 16y ago
Never mind, you are right it is just to format decimals.
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by huherto 16y ago
I know there is no answer for this. But, I am looking for good stories of people that you admire, not only for having created big companies but also for the code they've written.
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Ask HN: Who is the best programmer in the world?
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by huherto 16y ago
It is a critical time, hopefully they can make a good transition. But things can get much worst if they people of Egypt don't have the maturity. Think, the Iranian revolution(of which I know little). In the Mexican revolution they were abl
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by huherto 16y ago
In the case of currency, it is better to use decimal arithmetic because if you use float numbers the rounding behaves different than doing the same operations by hand or in a calculator. Another option is to use integers (to represent numbe
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by huherto 16y ago
Had the same problem. http://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
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by huherto 16y ago
public class filter { public static void main (String [] args) { System.out.println("2, 4"); } } FTFY, While it may be fun that show off with your favorite language, the Java version is intentionally complex. Edit
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by huherto 16y ago
I wish, it was like a mutual fund. I would happily put let's say $10,000 that will give me a .17% share of the total 40 companies.
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by huherto 16y ago
I have to agree with you. After reading all comments in the thread it seems like the best bet for Google is to use this to make MS look bad. Using the cheating in school test analogy. If you get caught cheating, it is a blow to your reputat
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by huherto 16y ago
yes, that may apply for some countries. But then how do you classify hispanics of amerindian origin?
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by huherto 16y ago
What is a black Hispanic? hispanic + amerindian or hispanic + african. At least here in Mexico, no one will think at themselves as black. May be the term should be hispanic non white
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by huherto 16y ago
Aside from the difficulty of setting the explosive in a proper location. It is more impresive in the news when somebody kills him/her self.
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by huherto 16y ago
I looks really nice. I am currently working on the "Introduction to Algorithms" by CLRS book and the MIT courseware. My next book was going to be "AI : A modern approach" by Norvig. But I am now hestiant. Your book looks really nice. And th
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by huherto 16y ago
This was very nice. I remember this, we spend a lot of time just watching it.
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by huherto 16y ago
It seems that Steve's aim was to raise awareness to the problem so other VC start thinking about it.
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by huherto 16y ago
Why is this down voted? It seems a thoughtful comment that brings interesting ideas to the discussion. This is not the only case, other good comments are below 0 in this thread.
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by huherto 16y ago
Ok, Just for kicks I propose a variation of the bicameral system: You can vote for one seat at the lords chamber. The weight of your vote is proportional to the taxes you have paid. You can vote for one seat at the commons chamber. Everybod
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by huherto 16y ago
I worked with Cygwin + Putty for several years. It wasn't Unix, but it made my life tolerable. I recently changed to Ubuntu and I can't believe I could live without it.
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by huherto 16y ago
My personal opinion is that the big gains in programming productivity in large projects have have to do with how code is organized and structured. The right abstractions are also key to keep the inherent complexity under control. It is not
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by huherto 16y ago
I love the MIT OpenCourseware. But, Most courses don't have videos yet. Also, I like Kahn,s approach more. You don't need to see the lecturer, but you need to be able to clearly read the blackboard. Also, colors are nice.

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