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by lbrito 8y ago
Same here. Played through Half Life 1 with no mishaps at all, but an hour or so of Half Life 2 used to make me very sick. As did others here, I found that the solution was to disable bobbing. Worked like a charm IIRC.
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How not to do a big deploy(goiabada.blog)
3 points by lbrito 8y ago|0 comments
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by lbrito 8y ago
More or less. But Brazil is, for example, the world's largest armored (bulletproof) car market. I could name a large amount of social and cultural effects of this low-intensity war we have going on.
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by lbrito 8y ago
Yes, about 80% are drug related.
845.
by lbrito 8y ago
Very true. I think a good way of mitigating this is by having built good rapport with your coworkers previously: people you're in great terms or are friends with are more likely to miss you, and thus less prone to forgetting about you.
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Working remotely in a non-remote company(goiabada.blog)
6 points by lbrito 8y ago|2 comments
847.
by lbrito 9y ago
Probably because the original software was developed for the Russian market, and Russian rubles always get rounded.
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by lbrito 9y ago
How so? I can cite a single corruption episode that trumps maybe 99% of the Brazilian corruption scandals. 40 billion USD in cash sent to Afghanistan by plane just "vanished". https://www.cnbc.com/id/45031100
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by lbrito 9y ago
The world's largest economic power and largest democracy, aka United States, elected a Western movie actor and a Reality TV star as presidents. The clown pales in comparison.
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by lbrito 9y ago
Untrue. I've lived in Arizona for a year; have you heard of sheriff Joe Arpaio? http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/criminal-enterprise-a-cu... One could say the US is just as corrupt, or more, than Brazil.
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by lbrito 9y ago
Interesting project, but the false positives might turn people off. Stuff like a 50 BRL (~15 USD) pizza receipt ( https://jarbas.serenata.ai/layers/#/documentId/5611260 ) are not that interesting in a country w
852.
The 5 stages of dealing with legacy code(goiabada.blog)
7 points by lbrito 9y ago|0 comments
853.
How we improved our test suite speed by 41% in a huge, 6-year-old Rails project(goiabada.blog)
2 points by lbrito 9y ago|0 comments