huherto

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by huherto 9y ago
No one is really really suggesting to burn it down. It is just an expression of how frustrated we are becoming with a system that is not working out. It is hurting us. It is hurting the country.
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by huherto 9y ago
Note to self. Remember to bring this if you ever travel in time to the past.
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by huherto 9y ago
The model that I've liked the most... - Monorepo for all the services code in the enterprise. (Java ) - UI code is kept in their own repositories. - Enterprise Services are exposed using well defined stable rest-like APIs. (json, http,
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by huherto 9y ago
> Interestingly, they only do that for java code. Java has good analysis and refactoring tools I can definitely see this.
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by huherto 9y ago
That is quite an achievement. Can you comment on your background ? type of education, work.
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by huherto 9y ago
I agree that solving them with pen and paper is bad ass. But many problems cannot be solved using brute force. They will give you one problem that can be solved using brute force, then in a later problem they increase some n to the point w
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by huherto 9y ago
Back in the day I solved the first ~100 problems in order. It was a great practice to sharpen your programming logic and I learned a ton of math. The problems became harder. But I haven't done any in many years. Do you think the newer
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by huherto 9y ago
Thanks that was very clear. Follow up question. Could criminals use bitcoin as a payment method for ransom ?
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by huherto 9y ago
You have received great advice already. I just wanted to add in case you don't do this already. Your hourly rate should be a lot higher when they only hire you for a few hours than when it is a recurring revenue. You want to motivate y
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by huherto 9y ago
I which I could send you a private inbox. I will definitely be interested on moving to NM for family reasons. My github account is huherto.
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by huherto 9y ago
538 predicted Trump chances of winning with 30%, which is a huge number. Clearly we are living in one of those timelines. I think people failed to interpret what that 30% meant. Edit: I am reading the rest of your comments which are very in
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by huherto 9y ago
Lol. There is a different crime called "estupro" that applies from 12 to 18 even if consent was given.
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by huherto 9y ago
Not really. It is more complex than that. Keep reading.
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by huherto 10y ago
> I think the most critical factor in the success or failure of a software development project is the skill and dedication of the developers. And yet. It is part of the agile principles. #9 Continuous attention to technical excellence an
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by huherto 10y ago
I implemented the Wumpus World form Peter Norvig's AIMA using different techniques. I found that Bayesian Logic was much more powerful than Logic programming. Perhaps that explains why Prolog has flourished. Logic programming is limite
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by huherto 10y ago
I do a lot of things from the command line. But as soon as I have a few lines and I need to write a script I just switch to Perl(which I know better than Python). It just seems easier. I still call unix commands but Perl seems better to glu
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by huherto 10y ago
C++ is a large language that can be used in many different ways. People adopt a subset that is sensible for them. If you are interviewing C++ programmers, you should be aware of it.
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by huherto 10y ago
There was a time when we thought Mexican institutions would resist. I am from Chihuahua Mexico, and we thought this was just happening in the rural isolated areas. Then it spilled over the cities too. I have had family killed. Smart and edu
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by huherto 10y ago
Back in the day I did a perl spread sheet. I was only updating the cells that were displayed at the moment. There were also transitive recalcs too if a displayed cell depended on other cells.
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by huherto 10y ago
Adding to this advice. Sometimes it is easy to blame the compiler, O.S., etc. In may experience it has been my own fault 98% of the time. Specially when using very popular software tools.
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by huherto 10y ago
This is probably what we call tetrapak milk in Mexico. You buy them in the supermarket and they last for months. I was surprised not find it in the US. It is very convenient. I don't think it tastes different than regular refrigerated
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by huherto 10y ago
FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop. HEADLINE: Better support for proxy for those of us behind corporate firewalls. DESCRIPTION:Passwords need to be kept in env variables which can leak out. Every tool does it a little different. curl, wget, chrome, fir
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by huherto 10y ago
I think women perceive technical work as a low status. Many men do too. It just that may be men get more intrinsic value from it.
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by huherto 10y ago
Paraphrasing the wise words of my uncle Rick, the rancher. "It is fucking hard to know everything"
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by huherto 10y ago
There is a reason we are Eurocentric. That is precisely because Europeans discovered America. It changed their mindset. They started looking outwards while the Chinese kept looking inwards. It launched an era of exploration. Fire, writing a
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by huherto 10y ago
It changed the mind set of Europeans. It inspired them. They started looking outward. An era of exploration was launched. This is why Europe's culture is dominant all over the world.
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by huherto 10y ago
It is understandable that you want to stay until the project is released. Typically this is what happens on bad projects. Developers stay until they finish the job and then they leave. One of the best ways to evaluate the success of a proje
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by huherto 10y ago
Columbus travels changed the world. It is arguably the most important discovery in human history. Even if the Vickings were first you have to consider the historical significance.
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by huherto 10y ago
The government doesn't have a single mind. Every agency has different goals and motivations. Sometimes they are even contradictory. We can choose where we want more government involvement and where we don't.
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by huherto 10y ago
I don't think they usually get killed. They just die slow and painful deaths. People are reluctant to change them so they don't adapt.

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