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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
Have you thought on writing an article about it? It'll be very interesting to read.
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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
Science has been for hundreds of years the most open and transparent institution. But I think that recently it has appeared a new contender that is even most transparent, open software development. I think science could use the same approac
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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
America was different in a couple of ways. Due to its geographical position, America's cultives were similar to the ones in England. In this way, America didn't become a mono-producer to serve England's economy, as was the fa
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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
Relationship between some improvement in health services and economic collapse? No. I think the economic trouble is due to a bigger, wider mismanagement. Health and education are just a drop of water that could (and should) remain untouched
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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
I'm not sure if I qualify as leftist, but I can answer your questions. Is there anything that makes me accept that leftists plicies are bad? Yes. Evidence, like Venezuela's example, prove that some leftists policies are bad. The
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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
One question, what about the sugar that doesn't get fermented? Two percent doesn't seems like an insignificant amount, although maybe I've been somewhat unfair, if we compare them with sodas or a candy.
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by mvaliente2001 11y ago
In Venezuela, there are free colleges run by the government and private for-profit colleges. In the last year of high-school you present a test equivalent of US's SAT, and the result is averaged with your high school notes. You fill a
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
I'm not sure about the veracity of this story, but aparently pope Innocent VIII tried boold tranfussion from young boys to kkep him young in 1492. The pope and donor died in the process, probably by incompatibility.
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
Excellent, thanks for sharing! I found particularly useful the explanation that dF = SdA implies that the tensor S must convert the area vector dA in a force vector dF and that vector can have any direction. But something that I miss is a v
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
It would be interesting to know how much time they gave to solve it.
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
But it shouldn't be all or nothing. For example, although most of the world uses the metric system, I think in aeronautics they still use feet to measure altitude. US could migrate to metric independently of the aeronautic standards. A
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
I don't think he attacked the traditional male gender role. In fact, I think the article supports your general opinion. it starts by entertaining the idea of the male friendship deficiency, and even giving some anecdotal evidence. But
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
Marquez praised the English translation of One Hundred Years, though. I think he said that that was the way he would like to write it, if he had used English.
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by mvaliente2001 12y ago
And a very powerful end too: He [Aureliano II ] had already understood that he would never leave that room, for it was foreseen that the city of mirrors (or mirages) would be wiped out by the wind and exiled from the memory of men at the pr
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
* Sh is a terrible language to build any non-trivial functionality. * System initialization has become more complex. * Currently, managing daemons has a lot boilerplate code. * That code is sub-optimal and fragile. Personally, I don't
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
Ah, do you remember the old good times when Terry Gilliam's Brazil came out, and the idea of a SWAT team destroying your house, imprisoning and killing your husband, all due to a bureaucratic mistake, was a bizarre fantasy of a dystopi
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
And that's one of the problems with PC. In that regards, it doesn't work. If we call "orange thinkers" those which IQ is around or above average and "green thinkers" to the other group, then sooner you'll
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
I'm not sure that we're participating in the same conversation. They were medical terms, yes. They have an every day use, yes (that was exactly my point). They became outmoded and less useful, yes. But, no, not everyone who has u
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
Yes, but it's the intention of the teenager what's matter. There's a difference between Mel Gibson talking ill about jews and Sara Silverman or Lisa Lampanelli doing the same. Another thing I don't buy is that idea that
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
Oh, god, how I hate political correctness! I can understand that people get upset and offended. They can boycott someone they don't like, but that PC bullshit infuriates me. It only makes communication difficult and people more manipul
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
I used it. It was a very interesting experience, but a little hard to get used to. The position of alt is not comfortable for the quasi-mode required. CAPS is more accessible, but then you can't use your pinkie. Raskin's idea was
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
"Banana Republic" means to me a country which government is at the service of foreign corporations. Under this definition, no, neither Venezuela or Bolivia are banana republics. Is Venezuela a healthy democracy? Well, we have one
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
The audit was a public act where participated all the parties, with the curious exception of the one who solicited it. It was open to the public, and filmed. People around the world was invited and witnessed it. The electoral notebooks were
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
* There is customary to make a check of the 54% of the vote stations. This was done the same day of the elections, before publishing the official results. * There is not customary make a "recount" of votes in Venezuela. * Neverthe
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
That's why you don't care about liver cancer when you use the cloud.
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
virtualenv has support for fish: . bin/activate.fish
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by mvaliente2001 13y ago
The problem is not rationality, but the goals that rational being has to fulfill.
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by mvaliente2001 14y ago
But in this case, it seems to be correct. So, we, laymen, should update our concepts and throw away the idea that "0° is the lowest temperature."
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by mvaliente2001 15y ago
If you are going to change the name, make it googlable. It isn't just to avoid strange symbols (C# I'm looking at you), but the name you choose, if typed in a search engine, shouldn't return other more prominent results. So, don't call your