martin_andrino

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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   These are good news. Taxi sector is beyond screwed, we need better and cheaper services. I’m happy to see a successful and respectful company like Uber being the one leading the movement.
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   Let’s leave politics aside please.
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   At the same time, social networks create an illusion for lonely people so they feel accompanied. It’s not all that bad.
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   Comparing raw hardware with one of the dozens of services offered by AWS is absurd to say at least, as you’re basically ignoring the whole platform that enhances “EC2” - of course raw hardware price will always win, but that doesn’t really
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   One advantage of not using WordPress is not having to spend a couple hours every week restoring the latest backup you have because you got hacked again.
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   I just hope this makes the outraged people quiet for a while. This is a clear apology and Mozilla seems to have learned the lesson. Let’s now show some love and support for this powerful open-source organization.
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   Swap isn’t needed at all in this age. It’s just there for people who can’t afford more RAM and therefore have to resort to hacky solutions like this.
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   Poor clickbait. First few words from the post are as follows: "Well, nobody, yet. And, perhaps, nobody ever will.".
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   by martin_andrino 9y ago

   I do think it's wrong to post the same question dozens of times and expect a different result. I also believe that googling is an essential skill to be a decent SWE.
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    by martin_andrino 9y ago

    PHP. I have seen a lot of improvements these past years and it feels like a solid choice for backend. I quickly got tired of Python complex syntax and poor performance overall.
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    by martin_andrino 9y ago

    First essential step: learn how to Google. This has been posted here countless times: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Anews.ycombinator.com+...
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    by martin_andrino 9y ago

    I bet you received a counterfeit item and you did not realize this. This post suggests that you may be suffering a textbook example of confirmation bias [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias