huherto

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by huherto 7y ago
or "en ratones" if the language of the article is Spanish.
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by huherto 7y ago
BeetleB makes some great points in this thread. Answering some questions is complicated if you want to be thoughtful, it places a big burden on the author.
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by huherto 7y ago
Before criticizing something, ask yourself "Is it wrong? Or is just not the way you would do it?"
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by huherto 7y ago
> Tim Apple. Isn't this person the CEO of Apple according to you know who.
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by huherto 7y ago
IMHO. Moderate strength, moderate cardio, Moderate mobility. Mobility in particular may improve blood irrigation on the joints and help regeneration.
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by huherto 7y ago
Native Spanish speaker here. I understood it as preserve.
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by huherto 7y ago
I disagree. I was by far the smallest kid in my grade, but I took a couple of years of judo when I was 7. It was really useful as I grew up. A big equalizer for me. It does give you an intuitive sense of how to move and a shift your weight
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by huherto 7y ago
Nice Post. Now you are making me question if I should play the game.
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by huherto 7y ago
I rather have my kids play sports outside. But I guess this is a case of "if you can't beat them join them"
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by huherto 7y ago
This is my conclusion too. Team becomes fundamental entity and projects/products belong to teams. Everything the team produces stays on the team's repo. So you always know which team owns what. It is also easier to review, supervi
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by huherto 7y ago
"History is written by the winners" I hate this quote because it is often used to argue a point without having to provide any other facts. Just saying that is sufficient to invalidate a whole narrative.
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by huherto 7y ago
Nice list. I almost want to pin it in front of me. It should include reading HN.
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by huherto 7y ago
There are still many issues to vote on. Also, if you live on a red state vote for a moderate. Try to influence the primaries.
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by huherto 7y ago
Make voting day a holiday. Or just do it on Sundays like many countries do.
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by huherto 7y ago
You could say that if you allow building everywhere it lowers the inflationary pressure everywhere.
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by huherto 7y ago
I guess, It is part of what makes going to Harvard valuable. You get to go to school with the rich and powerful.
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by huherto 7y ago
Agree. The "Micro" prefix is very miss leading. It should be one per (pizza) team. Otherwise you end up with too many, and it becomes a mess.
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by huherto 7y ago
My son was like that. He was an earlier crawler. He became very good at crawling, standing and going back to the floor. But he was a very late walker. For him walking was less efficient. Turns out, walking age is not really an indicator. Wh
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by huherto 7y ago
> your own non-existence - Why is it so hard to accept this? Why is it so scary?
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by huherto 7y ago
Muy guess is that you have 52% of surviving another 5 years. But as the xkcd lanes comic linked explains you are never really cured.
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by huherto 7y ago
That is a great point. As a Gen 'X', it is still very hard for me to ask for anything. Young people don't seem to have that problem. We should definitely learn from them.
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by huherto 7y ago
Great point. Agile is what is in the manifesto, including the agile principles. Everything else is people interpreting to match their agenda. i.e. Sell consulting services, stay in the top of the food chain, etc.
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by huherto 7y ago
> the other aspect is the chance to socialize and talk with like-minded people. This. Also to be seen in person, and social media that you are attending. To feel special. It is not a criticism, it is a human thing.
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by huherto 7y ago
My sister was diagnosed with GBM five months ago. It is a death sentence. Surfen is mentioned in the referenced article. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2019-09/uog-edc09101... How can we take advantage of
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by huherto 7y ago
This. Same as mv AND cp.
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by huherto 7y ago
Sorry about your friend. How is Metformin helpful for glioblastoma ? My sister has this. How is your friend doing? Any lessons?
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by huherto 8y ago
I believe I pretty much came out with this interview question. When I was 16 I learned programming from a BASIC book and there was a set of exercises like that. Years later (~ 1994?) when I first started hiring software engineers I noticed
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by huherto 9y ago
haha. I know. I am just telling you to look beyond the words.
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by huherto 9y ago
> Object-oriented programming 101 assumes that all your objects are in memory, in a graph, Yes. We insist on using this OOP style where your objects are Person, Order, Invoice, etc. Ignoring that the data is stored in tables. But, it may
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by huherto 9y ago
I kind of agree with you. Using an ORM saves your from having to implement a lot of code. But you still have to understand how everything works. ORMs makes it look easy, but there is a lot of magic involved that you need to understand soone

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