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by ojosilva 8y ago
And written for "hundreds" of clients according to the author, which basically implies a good chunk of the 300k lines to be duplicates, with a relative ammount of customization.
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Why switching an account to Japanese make it harder for the owner to get it back?
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by ojosilva 8y ago
I absolutely agree. Putting a chip on the mobo seems the worse way of hacking into the hw and the supply chain. Replacing an existing part with a doctored one or patching the sw seems so much simpler. Bloombergs "chipgate" fails O
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by ojosilva 8y ago
I think hydrogen is here to stay. Japan is going full throttle on hydrogen, phasing out gas to a great extent in the next generation or so. The technology is viable and working already, just needs state sponsoring and determination to make
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Spanish flu: the killer that still stalks us, 100 years on(theguardian.com)
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What Your Boss Could Learn by Reading the Whole Company’s Emails(theatlantic.com)
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by ojosilva 8y ago
There isn't anything in the article about the "product-market fit" of California's speed rail, which I'm not familiar with: who and what are the use cases for the rail? In Spain, with 2000 miles worth and another 12
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Here's a good compilation of his unorthodox eating habits: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/naughty-nutrition/20...
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Jobs was a fruitarian in the 80s or earlier, back when he named his company "Apple". AFAIK he was neither fasting or being a fruitarian to fight his cancer, but overall he was a finicky eater all his life, a (sometimes lax) veget
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Would someone kindly explain how a SMS can be intercepted during 2FA and how/why tokens otoh are safer? A friend and I were brainstorming the design of a fraud prevention app/startup just this week and we naively thought SMS woul
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Uber should be transparent and add 2 fields to a drivers profile: "# of issues reported", "# of issues accepted". Every time a driver reports an issue, or a passenger complaint against such issue goes through, the corres
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by ojosilva 8y ago
I think the desirability/need for a 2nd job increases as the number of job work hours decrease. Imagine you had a 2-day/wk job that pays half of what you make in a 40h/wk job. Would you mind having a 2nd job that pays the oth
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by ojosilva 8y ago
I wonder what the effects would be of having 4-day weeks widely implemented in society. It may just not scale. My theory is that all perceived advantages will disappear once we all expect 3-day weekends, ie increased weekend travel lenght&#
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by ojosilva 8y ago
> And some things about the past, such as men being valued for their power and women for their beauty, have changed little. I couldn't disagree more. Maybe in more primitive societies it hasn't - yet - but in Anglo-Saxon commun
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Looks like Broadcom getting back at Trump and the US for the failed Qualcomm deal. CA software runs on critical government, military and banking mainframes. CA is also a good base for acquiring and consolidating sw companies in case Broadco
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by ojosilva 8y ago
No need to. Sergei Skorobogatov is actually a secret North Korean agent, the pictures and report are a lie and the fans are indeed infected.
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Why Google Stores Billions of Lines of Code in a Single Repository (2016)(cacm.acm.org)
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Given its size and operating specs I'd say it's a space drone designed for superiority in the orbital range. It enables the Air Force to attack and defend at very high altitudes against otherwise unreachable targets and threats.
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Man, the internet is a cold, cold place. I was deeply touched by the article, on how sudden fame and the drive for growth and success can take a huge toll. How execution and a healthy mind are as important as a good product or idea. Or how
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by ojosilva 8y ago
But what would be the alternative then? I mean, GH serves as the de facto opensource social network, it allows private and public collaboration and integrates with many tools creating a web of transparency and free flow of knowledge. How do
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Funny, 5 minutes ago I've made this exact call in our website: remove the reject button. Unfortunately, and for the time being, we are not able to give users an alternative, no-cookie version of our website. And we didn't have a g
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Alright, I was wondering why this was published on the Google Opensource website. I had no idea. Yet, the Git project itself has not been published under their umbrella. https://opensource.google.com/projects/list/
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by ojosilva 8y ago
You know helicopters in Mars is totally Phillip K Dick material. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_Time-Slip
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by ojosilva 8y ago
Same here. And it's so annoying that I'm scared of resetting my Android phone just so that I don't have to hit cookie consent everywhere... Anyway, now with GDPR consent buttons on their way (at least in Europe), there's
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I think that's what mobx is all about. I create a simple Javascript class called WhateverStore and make it observable. Then all the UI components are observer of an instantiated WhateverStore and that's about it.
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I resisted for a long time, but finally switched from a callback model to Mobx and the reason was that ShouldComponentUpdate and ComponentDidUpdate started becoming unbearably hard to manage. So state management libraries are not solving a
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The Great Amazon Reef six times larger than previously thought(frontiersin.org)
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by ojosilva 9y ago
The author Solomon Hykes, user shykes, announced DotCloud's Docker was going opensource here on HN almost exactly 5 years ago on March 26th, 2013. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5445387 Aside for the near coincid
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by ojosilva 9y ago
The system is very early stage, I believe there's still a long way to go until the system is fully trained and has enough redundancy as to remediate for bugs in one component. I'm pretty sure the engineers foresaw that situation t
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by ojosilva 9y ago
The good news about self-driving car accidents is that improvements to the system will be eventually shared by all cars saving many lives. We can finally say this poor woman did not die in vain, which is a step in the right direction which

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