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neves
6y ago
I think the parent was talking about the USA.
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neves
6y ago
Nice. When I'm on vacation I always want a leisure rote, with the best views, not the fastest as the GPS usually gives me. Hope someone makes one of these for cars.
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neves
6y ago
I know zero about Danish music. Please, tell me the good music I'll be missing. BTW, I don't like electronic music.
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neves
6y ago
I'm a somewhat advanced user of Git. My coworkers use me as a reference when they have a problem of a difficult merge to solve. I don't follow each Git release, but I also didn't notice a great productivity enhancement for a
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neves
6y ago
Not everywhere is a high demand market. Brazil here. The job market really wants low paid workers that will work Saturday nights for peanuts. A lot of my older colleagues emigrate to have good technical jobs. Others become sellers or open a
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neves
6y ago
Rosa's book "Grande Sertão: Veredas" is the best book I've read in my life. The author almost invents a new language, making it really difficult to read. I've just finished it in my third try. Rosa helped to transla
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neves
6y ago
This book is in my to read list for some time. I believe it touches the kernel of the problem about economy as a field. The definition of Value. A good book and easy to read book that touches in this subject is Yanis Varoufakis's excel
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neves
6y ago
I've read it 10 years ago. The only thing I remember is that the best programmers use printf to debug :-)
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neves
6y ago
Great tip. ComputerCraftEdu looks really cool. I'll try it. The greatest incentive it to let them use it in the server I've already created for them. They will love it!
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6y ago
Great. My Fourteen years old son, just went back to Minecraft Leaving Fortnite Land. Is is doing elaborate constructions. I was planning to use it to teach him programming. After reading a lot about Minecraft Edu and installed it, I discove
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neves
6y ago
Excellent way to treat people with personal problems like depression, health problems or a failing marriage. This is really an efficient society that I don't to live on.
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6y ago
This is the article specification: "...improvements in the function of the retina's photoreceptors when their eyes were exposed to 670 nanometre (long wavelength) deep red light." Can it be obtained with a normal led light?
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neves
6y ago
I have a multi colored smart lamp. Which configuration can be considered a "deep red light"?
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neves
6y ago
The paper airplanes book is fantastic. More then once I've got a group of 10 children concentrated for a couple of hours just making planes and coloring them.
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neves
6y ago
I didn't see it. Maybe it is the mobile version.
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neves
6y ago
Any idea about the price?
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neves
6y ago
When I first saw the books, they presented the number of citations. It was great to infer the book quality. I don't find this info anymore.
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neves
6y ago
Addictive always-on social networks are really recent. 10 years ago what was considered addictive were email and mailing lists.
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neves
6y ago
I'm not American :-)
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neves
6y ago
I changed my calligraphy after I was an adult. I was inspired by this NYT OpEd: https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009... What impressed me was that there are more efficient ways to make your
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neves
6y ago
A gun is just a cylinder where a projectile comes from.
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neves
6y ago
This is just one more specific problem. FB is nocive for the world. If you stay there, you are an accomplice.
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neves
6y ago
My favorite keyboard improvement is Ten Key Less (TKL), and buying a separated numpad. Your hand will be nearer the mouse. Less movement is more comfortable.
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6y ago
Very nice work, I'd like to see the result not with books, but with programming languages. The problem is but you loose a very valuable thing: the ability to use any keyboard. You won't be able to pair program. You'll be very
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neves
6y ago
It's the right thing to do. Facebook won't change by inside. Zuck will change his behavior when he feels the pain in his pocket. Every decent person must quit now. Quit. Now.
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6y ago
A lot of evidences show that what got Trump elected can be resumed in one word: racism. More here: https://medium.com/@sanfordschram_87074/racial-diversity-696...
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6y ago
Based in FB history, this is a naive opinion. “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
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neves
6y ago
Staying in Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp you are an accomplice of: - the Amazon burning under Bolsonaro - American Police violence - Philippines death squads
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6y ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” If you still think that Facebook will be changed from inside you can't be called a naive person anymore. Everybody who work th
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6y ago
I was impressed that almost everyone in the book Programmers at Work used print statements to debug. It changed my mind about using it for debugging code. The book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2092682.Progr
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