mmwako

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Predicting the Future of Transportation (Thoughts on Elon Musk's Master Plan)(medium.com)
1 points by mmwako 10y ago|2 comments
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by mmwako 10y ago
Self-driving solar-powered electric trucks, that is.
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by mmwako 10y ago
I reckon then that the best way to help people avoid these scammers, is to actually answer their emails, therefore making the scammer go through tons of false positives... interesting.
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by mmwako 11y ago
I think you misunderstood what he is saying (or maybe he wasn't clear enough): in the first paragraph he says that code decays when it is "changed", meaning when the codebase is enlarged, grown, more functionality added. On t
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by mmwako 11y ago
This is a fascinating problem, the "Project Management Tool dilemma": there are hundreds of software alternatives out there, and there seems to be another one coming out everyday, and nonetheless there is always demand for new sol
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by mmwako 11y ago
wut up, dawg.
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by mmwako 11y ago
Partys. Just state you are a developer looking to solve problems. Not kidding.
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by mmwako 11y ago
You didn't even explain what your company is about, we don't have enough information to asses if you should keep going or not, therefore it's clear you are not seeking for advice on startups but just for support on an emotion
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by mmwako 15y ago
Haha I never heard anyone compare Zen to Python. Point granted, anyways.
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by mmwako 15y ago
I'm far from being an expert, but I learned this type of meditation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendental_Meditation from a guy my mother hired to teach all my family. There are many different meditations and practices, and I've act
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by mmwako 15y ago
Thanks for the insight. As a matter of fact, I do meditate :) From my experience (nothing scientific), to replicate these states, what you need is to shut down your rational mind. You see, everyone has in there mind a small voice going "hey
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by mmwako 15y ago
Nice to see I'm not alone :) it's impressive to see how different are our sleeping habits. I have to hack myself one of these days.
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by mmwako 15y ago
Don't think so, because these come during the day in the most unexpected moments (with or without distraction). My theory is that all creativity comes from the subconscious mind, and during nighttime it's the subconscious that takes over. J
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by mmwako 15y ago
Thanks Charlie! How did you find out that you were hyper-sensitive? In my case, I don't drink colas, but I love that hot coffee in the morning...
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by mmwako 15y ago
Oh my God. This could change my life. One lifelong problem I've got is sleeping. I have great trouble falling asleep, and my sleeping patterns are very uncommon: some days I sleep 12 hours, some 5, but I'm usually very tired because of this
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by mmwako 15y ago
I think this is a tendency for entrepreneurs and/or tech people. The exception are those guys that sleep 4 hours per night and are fine the next day. I hate/envy them so!
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by mmwako 15y ago
Sleeping is a horrible issue for me. I work best with 8 hours sleep, but my mind sometimes doesn't let me sleep. Some weeks I sleep 9-10 hours average, some weeks 4-5, depending on the level of stress or the ideas I get. I'm usually really
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by mmwako 15y ago
I read the post and it's mentioned many times that OSM is as good as Google Maps. Others argue "its just about the money". Why would someone want to pay for a service that you have to pay for and its just as good as the alternatives? I thin
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by mmwako 15y ago
Not necessarily contradictory. Not enough context to conclude anything. As far as I know, if this was Google, for sure everyone would argue "they patent this tracking system just to avoid other less reliable companies to do so". (I still th