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Abraham Lincoln and Failure(snopes.com)
1 points by ojosilva 9y ago|0 comments
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Amazon wins a pair of patents for wireless wristbands that track workers(geekwire.com)
1 points by ojosilva 9y ago|0 comments
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by ojosilva 9y ago
If you, like me, were wondering what the Secret Service (widely recognized for their duties as presidential bodyguards) has to do with ATM fraud, there's a comment below the article from the author: > I didn’t mention it in the stor
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by ojosilva 9y ago
To me Tesla autopilot accidents are like airliner crashes: they lead to a safer system, one that in the future will avoid the same mistake again. Compare that to human-operated vehicles: we keep getting into the same accidents over and over
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by ojosilva 9y ago
The whole thing, including ousting the CEO recently, sounds like Airbus sales antics to win the deal. Threatening Emirates with dropping the A380 program is a killer pressure point. Can you imagine it? It would leave Emirates with a dead fl
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Ive started with React recently and strangely the lack of fragments were one of the things that caught my attention in the first days. Another thing I'm looking for in React as I get started is better styling support. I'm resourci
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I've gone (ovo-lacto) vegetarian recently and I couldn't be happier. My body feels lighter, my mind more productive and my mood improved somewhat. My initial intention was to be somewhat "flex" and have meat and seafood
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Kremlin Cash Behind Billionaire’s Twitter and Facebook Investments(nytimes.com)
29 points by ojosilva 9y ago|1 comments
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by ojosilva 9y ago
But has anyone scientifically validated any of these assumptions? It doesn't seem very hard. Speak, then visit pages with FB ads and take note. Seems like the internets has taken these serious accusations as some sort of corporate cons
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I on the other hand think JS does need threads, but they should, to a certain extent, be automatically managed by the event loop and transparent to the programmer. That way you get more bandwidth (workers in fact) to process your internal J
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Same from Spain.
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Would you mind expanding on that please? I'm really curious about the role of configuration management tools in a containerized world.
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by ojosilva 9y ago
A network where participants are only interested in profiting from its networking effects. The Steemit frontpage has many self-referencing articles and self-serving, monochromatic content. Similar to Herbalife which is mostly made up of ent
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I'm not sure here, but I think weather could play a major role in disrupting launches, greater than with jet liners, right? And not just due to windy conditions (which planes can better withstand up to a certain point), but also rough
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Postgres JSON(B) falls nearly in the same category. Do not use Postgres as a key value store, use a KV store for that. Postgres JSON is great for storing the original JSON data coming from external APIs and Webhooks, such as Stripe payments
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by ojosilva 9y ago
>I think the bigger issue is that you can use an RDBMS to do NoSQL-like things, such as key-value stores, with the flexibility to structure your data if you need that later. So why not start with a relational database? I've tried th
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by ojosilva 9y ago
And also more emissions are released into the atmosphere due to an interruption acceleration cycle that resembles that of a traffic jam. But then I'm not sure even if a viscous speed bump would help there. We need tech that will elimin
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Earthquake Lights(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ojosilva 9y ago|0 comments
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Exactly. - The author is describing hypertext, which is perfectly fine for textual static content, one of the key goals for which the World Wide Web was conceived. - Server-side generation of HTML seems totally out of place for other use ca
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Even their logo reminds me of Mongo's. I wonder if it's intentional (a spoof to be precise).
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Out of curiosity I did a little benchmark of this rather convoluted but well written 1892 review against a limited sample of 2017 theater reviews. All from The Guardian. Some of my findings: - Recent reviews are < 2000 chars long, versus
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Apparently it's just the guy's routine JS rig, not any sort of new standard you would have to follow or even care about.
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by ojosilva 9y ago
For application UI, definitely. For website design... I think it may be a little overused these days.
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We are shutting down our LinkedIn integration(blog.hunter.io)
2 points by ojosilva 9y ago|0 comments
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Exactly, that's what I meant. Traction is more like acceleration than it is speed.
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I wonder why Kotlin beat Scala in this virtual programming language traction game. I don't write code for the JVM anymore, but Kotlin occupies the same space as Scala. Was it compilation speed? Corporate support?
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2017 Total Solar Eclipse: A Guide to Totality(skyandtelescope.com)
2 points by ojosilva 9y ago|0 comments
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by ojosilva 9y ago
Opinion poll. I'm writing a little automation language in YAML and I was wondering if people prefer a dependency graph concept where tasks run parallel by default, unless stated as dependency, or a sequential set of instructions where
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by ojosilva 9y ago
I disagree that puns require exact homophones. Each language (group) has different tools for building puns. English, Chinese, etc. use mostly homophones since they are abundant. Romance languages, in particular Portuguese and Spanish, and I
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by ojosilva 9y ago
The Euribor, which governs my mortgage, uses the same interbank lending sources as the LIBOR. http://www.euribor-rates.eu/what-is-euribor.asp But I can't say I'm unhappy with it: never have I paid so little intere

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