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How I Made $6,000 in 7 Days with my Ebook(pedrokroger.net)
75 points by kroger 13y ago|35 comments
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by kroger 13y ago
Why is my (previous) comment dead? It had some links to the original bill on the Portuguese parliament webpage and the original source for the tables on OP.
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by kroger 13y ago
"By the way, if you don’t like goto statements, don’t read this. (And don’t read any other programs that simulate multistate systems.)" Knuth, on the Adventure game [1] Knuth's "Structured programming with go to statemen
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by kroger 13y ago
Good to know, I'll check the Camden branch.
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by kroger 13y ago
If you want famous vegetarians: http://vegan.wikia.com/wiki/Famous_Vegans_and_Vegetarians http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_vegetarians EDIT: Wow, even Bill Clinton is vegan now: http:/&#
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by kroger 13y ago
There are 250+ vegetarian restaurants and stores in London: http://www.happycow.net/disp_results_address.php?distance=15... EDIT: London also has a vibrant vegetarian culture with many veggie groups. For instance, there&#x2
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by kroger 13y ago
The quality of their branches doesn’t seem to be consistent. For instance, they have a branch in Palo Alto that is a cafe where they reheat food prepared in advance. The food in this branch is kind of meh. I guess that is one of the reasons
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by kroger 13y ago
Happycow is very nice and helped me to find incredibly good places to eat even in meat heavy places like Argentina and Paris. I’m always surprised when I talk to owners of vegetarian restaurants and learn that they never heard about it.
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by kroger 13y ago
I’m not religious at all, but I’ve eaten in some religious-based restaurants such as Harikrishna, adventist, and buddhist. And to be honest, I don't find it creepier than any other religion/cult. I used to go all the time to a Lov
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Rolf Potts, author of Vagabounding is doing an IAmA(reddit.com)
3 points by kroger 13y ago|0 comments
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by kroger 13y ago
This one seems to be about WorkSpaces: http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2013/11/amazon-workspaces-desktop... The one you linked is about AppStream
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by kroger 13y ago
Detexify allows you to search by drawing math symbols: http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
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by kroger 13y ago
Would you mind sharing how expensive is to live in the Algarve? (i.e. renting an apartment, food, etc.) I only been there (Faro) as a tourist.
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by kroger 13y ago
I spent hours on the OEIS having fun. I like to convert numerical sequencies to sound to see how they sound. Some sound bad but some sound pretty good. I wrote a little bit about this here: http://pedrokroger.net/2013/0
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by kroger 13y ago
This is a good question. The source is the "Survey of Adult Skills (PIAAC) (2012)." On the report they have a list of "National entities" (UK is not there) and "sub-national entities", where they have Flanders
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by kroger 13y ago
It does mention: "Of course, the challenges continue. Today, rising demand for quinoa has led its price to skyrocket in poorer Bolivian communities, which still depend on the crop as a protein source, making it unaffordable for some fa
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by kroger 13y ago
There's no evidence Einstein had done an IQ test: http://www.einstein-website.de/z_information/variousthings.h...
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by kroger 13y ago
You can do that easily with: man -t bash | ps2pdf - > bash.pdf You can even list all man pages with "man -k" to automate the process.
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by kroger 13y ago
The Emacs manual is available in many formats, including PDF: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/emacs.html
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by kroger 13y ago
It's good to know it's changing. But it's still a centralized system and awfully bureaucratic. You need to register as an "Entity", where they give you a difficult to remember ID (unlike my easy to remember username
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by kroger 13y ago
"Encouraging companies to host data directly in Brazil" I hope they change how hosting and domain registration work in Brazil. I gave up registering .br domains because the way it works in Brazil is very obtuse. There's a cen
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by kroger 13y ago
I have the same, but I use cd[a]+: alias cda='cd ../' alias cdaa='cd ../../' alias cdaaa='cd ../../../' I guess I was influenced by Lisp at the time, with car, cdr, cdar, cddr, etc
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by kroger 13y ago
You could always use izip: http://docs.python.org/2/library/itertools.html#itertools.iz...
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by kroger 13y ago
Rachel's English has a lot of free videos with focus on phonetics: http://www.rachelsenglish.com I like this course (I bought the pdf+mp3 version): http://tarlespeech.com/accent-services/accent-products
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by kroger 13y ago
Brazil is such a big and diverse country that any state seems like a different country. We have influence from Portugal, Holland [1], France, Germany, Italy, Africa, Japan and many other places. Some would argue that there's no such th
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by kroger 13y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll check it out. Here's the link for those who are interested as well (there are a few "Lift Off" books around): http://store.shauninman.com
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by kroger 13y ago
I noticed that the Pragmatic Programmers books are made with LaTeX, so I was curious to know what kind of toolchain they use. In this video Steve Peter shows their toolchain.
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A pragmatic toolchain: TeX and friends and friends of friends [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kroger 13y ago|1 comments
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by kroger 13y ago
I find this typewriter REPL interesting. Does anyone know how it's called?
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APL demonstration 1975 [video](youtube.com)
3 points by kroger 13y ago|1 comments

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