huherto

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by huherto 10y ago
I don't get this outrage over Nestle bottle water. The amount of water that is bottled for human consumption must be minuscule compared with many other usages like household, agricultural and industrial. Furthermore, it is not like the
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by huherto 10y ago
Breitbart ? really?
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by huherto 10y ago
It is driven by fear. If you have bolivars and you know it they will be worth half in a month what do you do ? You buy USDs, and you will pay any price for them. So people are desperate just trying to save their savings. Sure. There are m
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by huherto 10y ago
Exactly! It is not only your own history. It is the history of those that have some power that are now subject to blackmail.
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by huherto 10y ago
Very nice CSS Visual Guide. My other wish to really really learn CSS.... A list of CSS problems to solve ala project Euler. You get a visual example and you have to make it look identical. Then you get to see other solutions for the same pr
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by huherto 10y ago
It is easy to vacuum, so you vacuum more frequently.
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by huherto 10y ago
In may change as you get older. Think about these scenarios. After 4 years. What is better 4 years of experience vs 4 years of education? After 8 years. What is better 8 years of experience vs 4 years of experience + 4 years of education ?
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by huherto 10y ago
Awesome. Thanks for the links.
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by huherto 10y ago
> It's problematic to give the voter an official record of their vote. Correct. Because it will allow them to sell their vote.
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by huherto 10y ago
The big advantage of manual processes is that is very difficult to commit big scale fraud. It would involve thousands of people.
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by huherto 10y ago
That is right. Usually the food is not too spicy. Most of the time you have a variety of peppers and sauces that you can add to your liking. Specially if it is going to be consumed by children. Some people prefer mild sauces, other people p
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by huherto 10y ago
yes, yes. The burn is important. I was just trying to stress the importance of flavor. The best is when it is so hot but so good and the only thing you can do is keep eating. You know that it is really going to hurt when you stop.
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by huherto 10y ago
:) You will notice that Mexican food is frequently accompanied by a variety of sauces and/or peppers. So you can try them and make the decision on which you want and how much you want and maximize the enjoyment. It is gotta be hot but
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by huherto 10y ago
Mexican here. I find it amusing that people focus on how spicy their peppers are. They are missing the point. There are many pepper varieties and each has a different flavor. That is the interesting part and how it mixes with different foo
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by huherto 10y ago
> So are you recommending to invest savings on stocks and bonds rather than a house? I don't think he is saying that. As an individual it may be better to invest in the house. Depending on many individual factors. e.g. Capital gains
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by huherto 10y ago
Netflix for newspapers. If you could pay a small monthly fee and be able to read from a collection of newspapers.
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by huherto 10y ago
I feel house prices are artificially high in many places in the US.It has nasty effects all around. It makes everything more expensive. It makes the economy less competitive. You really need two good incomes to afford a house. People has le
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by huherto 10y ago
That is what was thinking. But not really. The most difficult part is to assign probabilities to the individual state races. The final probability is done using a bootstrapping technique(a simulation). So you really have 50 predictions that
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by huherto 10y ago
Joda Time was "adopted" as a part of java 8 on the java.time.* packages.
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by huherto 10y ago
It looks like some of these should be taken care on the operations side. Sort of like https://12factor.net/ As a programmer you need to be able to make assumptions, otherwise it gets crazy complicated.
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by huherto 10y ago
High hills is another example.
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by huherto 10y ago
yes. Good idea. Try to do them using structured programming. whiles, fors, and subrutines
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by huherto 10y ago
Interesting. It also seems like she is the last living person from the 19th century.
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by huherto 10y ago
Career choice I suppose.
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by huherto 10y ago
I feel that you are onto something. I would like to hear examples of it. I learned unix long ago. The ROI has been very big because I have used those skills over and over for a long time. Other skills not so much. But what type of skills ha
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by huherto 10y ago
Awesome. Golden advice. We need role models to make this a fulfilling career in the long run too.
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by huherto 10y ago
Great initiative. This is very much needed. I would like to participate in a social group of veteran software developers. So we can share experiences and do networking. Promote blogs from developers like this one. http://blog.ma
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by huherto 10y ago
> A [decently managed] team of 5 will always outproduce you. No matter how little they work or how much better you are individually. Furthermore, that team will also outproduce a 25 people team.
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by huherto 10y ago
I pretty much agree that has been my experience. Taking a project from zero and knowing where to push at every stage to have a successful project. Question. What makes the jobs in OldGeekJobs.com a good fit for older developers?
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by huherto 10y ago
> 1.) Does there ever come a point where it just isn't worth it to continue trying to be a software engineer who can get into top-tier companies / projects? Don't just look at the top-tier companies / projects. There

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