jorgecastillo

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Oracle America, Inc. V. Google, Inc(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|0 comments
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Easy way to control a seven-segment display(jorgecastillo.github.io)
2 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|0 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I think a WiFi sharing social network would be awesome and if it was integrated with Facebook it would be even better. Obviously you can't trust your WiFi to everyone but it's something you already do with friends and family so wh
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
This seems kind of insane, Android is open source already. Just some modifications and any organization with enough funding can have a viable replacement to the Android that Google ships (if in doubt ask the Chinese). I don't see this
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Bitrig 1.0(bitrig.org)
1 points by jorgecastillo 12y ago|0 comments
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
This sounds insanely fun & reading this got me really excited, just subscribed a moment ago!
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I think technical interviews will be obsolete in the future, your technical competence will be evaluated with GitHub or other public projects. So the interviews will be only about culture fit. I don't know if I will ever be in a positi
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
Maybe I am blind, but I don't see a license file anywhere, could you point me to it. The closer thing I found to a license file was this (in composer.json): "license": "MIT"
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
Serves them right for not using permissively licensed code!
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I follow the RSS feed of multiple newspapers & I read my local newspaper & Newsweek in print. But to be frank news consumption is like any other form of entertainment, don't delude yourself into thinking that the time you use c
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I am going to get a little off-topic here, another awesome website in french is http://linuxfr.org/ . If you know of any other website of similar content & an quality in English, Spanish or Portuguese please let me know.
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
This and many other questions are answered in the FAQ! We don't want funding, but will you give us advice? Unfortunately we can't. We've invested in so many companies that helping them takes up all our time. But much of the a
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
OpenBSD will never have launchd (licensing policy)!
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
>More and more it feels like a no win situation It feels like this because most people are just not willing enough to spend the time, effort and money to be secure. The only thing you (as an average consumer) can't be secure against
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
>I think you're reading too much into the question. It's not really ambiguous -- he is asking if any citizens of Mexico been accepted to Y-combinator. Yep, just this!
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Ask HN: Have any Mexicans ever been accepted into Y Combinator?
28 points by jorgecastillo 12y ago|10 comments
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
No, no, no! We can't just dismiss this sort of behavior because you can reformat the computer and "Result: no bloat and no malware". They need to learn that people won't let them get away with this. So no this is unaccep
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
If you happen to try FreeBSD don't let that be your only impression of BSD based systems. Try OpenBSD too, if your hardware is supported and all the software you use is available you won't be disappointed. OpenBSD more or less jus
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
>It's highly unlikely for me to ever work as a developer Maybe someday you can work as a developer for yourself. The good thing about a software business is that it's more about business than software. If you can code a working
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
>don't say that you're an expert, demonstrate that you are. There's so much awesome in this phrase, I am adding it to my .bashrc
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
The Microsoft of late is definitely generating positive impressions all around and I can't say I disagree with this.
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I know at least one metric where China won't beat the US in while: GDP per capita >It’s almost unthinkable for most people born in the US in the last 70 or so years for the US not to be the world’s superpower. But on current trajec
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
Wow amazing, I am not the biggest Microsoft fan & I would never have what it takes to be part of a YC startup, yet just reading this got me all excited. This is truly great for those startups that qualify!
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
>and struck against piracy A known torrent site begs to differ!
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I doubt that China will have a stronger software industry & a bigger startup scene than the U.S. in the following decades.
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
Don't forget Seznam!
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
It seems reasonable for Google to release the details of the bug. If they make an exception for one company they'd have to start making exceptions for all companies. Microsoft is at fault here for not fixing this on time.
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I can't see how people tolerate Twitter's ad policy, I don't even use an ad blocker (I white list JS) but I find Twitter ads too annoying to use the service.
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
I more or less agree with everything except this points: >2/ Xiaomi will spend some of the $1.1bn they just raised coming to the US. This will bring a strong player in the non-google android sector into the US market and legitimize
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by jorgecastillo 12y ago
Damn! I know one thing for sure after reading this, I am not even trying AWS until I really really know what I am doing. For now I'll stick with VirtualBox and DigitalOcean.

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