mrleinad

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by mrleinad 15y ago
So, everyone and their mothers are creating web applications suitable for tablets. Do you really believe there's no room for web applications that could be accessed from a good ol' desktop pc? How come is that?
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Best Speech You Will Ever Hear - Gary Yourofsky(youtube.com)
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by mrleinad 15y ago
So, this is the paint for the monolith in 2001: A.S.O.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
No, that's just you.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Maybe take a look into threading replies? My thought exactly. Integrate better with twitter. You're hopeless trying to build a platform of your own.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
I think that the ideal position for anyone would be to be able to quit their jobs, still be able to live a healthy life without being forced to work again. Of course, there´s each one of us definition of "healthy life". For some this must i
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by mrleinad 15y ago
What do you study?
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Semantic search functionality in SQL Server 2012(mysemanticsearch.codeplex.com)
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Do you still love it when it´s other people who profit from that idea?
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Remember that most of the time, people don't know what they want until they see it.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Yes, sorry. I meant that I'm close to getting my degree, and I'll be a system's engineer (that's what's going to be printed on my diploma). The entire degree is based on CS courses, so yes, I got my share of them. Although we have two cours
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by mrleinad 15y ago
http://brianshih.com/old-vs-new Oh, GReader, I miss you so much..
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Looks really promising. Signed up just now.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
I'm a Systems' Engineering student, almost finished my career. I'm working full time already, and my job involves programming and design as well, but I want to learn more and improve my skills. I have some time to hack on the side, but not
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Really, I wouldn't know where to start. I think that approach would be unfeasible to almost anyone.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Can anyone recommend a good reading on systems design? I'm already reading "Software architecture in practice".
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Great! 1) Maybe "having a mission" would be the best approach at throwing yourself against the wall over and over again, but I'd like to know if that was the thing that motivated you not to stop learning. Never did the thought "ok, maybe I'
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Is this really a true story? Can you tell us a bit more about it? I'm not asking for details that would identify her, but for more details on how she got there.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Well, once she saw Mark babble around a topic without a specific answer to her question, she should've: a) rephrase the question b) change the topic. Instead, she continued asking the same question. For example: "What did you do right?". Co
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by mrleinad 15y ago
I apologize, my native language is Spanish. Thanks for the pointer.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Doesn't matter who she is. That was my impression from watching her interview Mark. I really don't care if she's one of the founders of YC, or just another woman. I'm talking about that interview.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
His Q&A at Startup School was not so good as the rest of the speakers that were invited. The girl that was making the questions was not so good at it either. There was no consistency about what he wanted to say. Many times he lost his o
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WHYS TV edition with to the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange(facebook.com)
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Well, if a poor person would say that, you'd think that he's trying to fool himself to accept his situation. I think a billionaire knows better about that.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
I think middle ground is healthier. Not too frugal, not too consumist. Enjoy life, money is just something that happens to be there at the time. We're living in an age where we can get our kicks from something else than having the latest iP
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by mrleinad 15y ago
No, it doesn't. If you don't support Wikileaks you can choose not to donate money. You can't choose not to pay your taxes (at least without breaking the law). You can choose the kind of politicians you vote, but again, those politicians may
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Aha.. but does Wikileaks affect your life if they hide that information from the you? Indeed, this is a strawman argument. Governments shouldn't hide information from people. That's the point.
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Provided that the goals are: 1) Exposing corrupt politicians. 2) Stop politicians from screwing millions of people over and over again. And the downsides are: 1) Some politician loses his/her reputation, and the people of his/her country kn
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by mrleinad 15y ago
I tried this about a year ago. At the time, it was not so good. Looks like they improved it a lot! I like it!
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by mrleinad 15y ago
Could anyone jump in and provide some information on how calculating pi to a gazillion digits is worth the effort?

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