pacofvf

12 ms·

61.
by pacofvf 11y ago
according to this study: http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/world-2050/assets/pwc-world-in-2050... Mexico will be the 7th economy in the world by 2050, Spain and Argentina 15th and 20th respectively. In the US 1&#
62.
by pacofvf 11y ago
As a Electronics engineer whom does software only, there's no way that superior education is going away anytime soon. Yes for Front end stuff and basic back end stuff any smart self-thought developer will do, but for anything more comp
63.
by pacofvf 12y ago
there is a PHP and python "Markdownify" , both are HTML to Markdown converters, so they are different to this project, there is no Markdownify in the JS world that I'm aware of. A better name could be WYMIWYG, "What you
64.
by pacofvf 12y ago
http://www.bq.com/uy/game-ubuntu and http://www.bq.com/mx/game-ubuntu 404'd for me, so no you can't buy them in Mexico nor Uruguay.
65.
by pacofvf 12y ago
Probably Apple gave these journalist an Apple Watch for a pre-release review with the sole condition that they must wait until today to release their reviews.
66.
by pacofvf 12y ago
> I dislike the sensationalist title, which is not really supported in the article. > As the historian Mi Hedu observes in his 1993 book, “The Red Guard Generation,” students at the August 1st School “compared one another on the basis
67.
by pacofvf 12y ago
passwordHash = bcrypt(salt + password) encryptedHash = encrypt(passwordHash, pepper) This way you can rotate your pepper by doing: decryptedHash = decrypt(encryptedHash , oldpepper) encryptedHash = encrypt(decryptedH
68.
by pacofvf 12y ago
is there a way to use streisand at an existing instance of EC2/DO ?
69.
by pacofvf 12y ago
in Mexico ten years ago cigarettes used to cost 14 pesos, very heavy taxing puts them now at 45 pesos, 3.2 times more, its target price for the next five years is 100 pesos, or ~7 USD with current exchange rate.
70.
by pacofvf 12y ago
yep, he abhors the finance industry: Andrew says: March 18, 2015 at 9:41 am Nick: You ask why I said “That’s too bad” after learning that Gregg is a vice president at Goldman Sachs. Perhaps the best analogy is, what if you knew someone who
71.
by pacofvf 12y ago
Uber "just moves money around and takes a cut", same with AirBNB, and so any other marketplace.
72.
by pacofvf 12y ago
The Verge liveblog is hilarious
73.
by pacofvf 12y ago
for vertical, you could transpose the crossword then Ctrl+F, just being aware that the result has its columns and rows switched.
74.
by pacofvf 12y ago
I wish they had a section where you can see all the articles in chronological order (newer to older). they made a latest news section but it doesn't look ordered.
75.
by pacofvf 12y ago
" when action script will easily be converted to html5, then all mobile apps will finally move to the cloud" that thread is a gold mine.
76.
by pacofvf 12y ago
But this is another Browser: > This new rendering engine was designed with Project Spartan in mind, but will also be available in Internet Explorer on Windows 10 for enterprises and other customers who require legacy extensibility suppor
77.
by pacofvf 12y ago
you are probably right therefore he probably wasn't even "illegal", the article only says that he was just waiting to get his green card, he maybe held a visa.
78.
by pacofvf 12y ago
he was an illegal resident for 8 months in 2007 and not a single part of his business is illegal. I would like to see some proofs of your ridiculous claims.
79.
by pacofvf 12y ago
> Mozzarella arrests made after counterfeit cheese found in Italy http://www.latimes.com/food/dailydish/la-dd-mozzarella-arres... still it appears that counterfeiting DOP products is a profitable business.
80.
by pacofvf 12y ago
You are maybe right, when I was in LA I wasn't actively searching for taquerias, although I ate at couple of them , like I said the most authentic tacos were the ones from a taco truck.
81.
by pacofvf 12y ago
But let's say that the bank buys conterfeit cheese, and start mixing it with the original cheese (since that kind of cheese has designation of origin) and then sell the surplus? Nobody would suspect since the bank can say that the chee
82.
by pacofvf 12y ago
Groupon had US$ 3.195 billion in revenue for FY 2014, so no they are not groupon either.
83.
by pacofvf 12y ago
how it works? looks like a VNC .
84.
by pacofvf 12y ago
As a Mexican living in Mexico, I really like chipotle, I eat one every time I'm in the US, they are the greatest mix of American and Mexican food, still I don't understand why there aren't authentic "Taquerias" (tac
85.
by pacofvf 12y ago
>Unlike the stock market, the bond market doesn’t have a centralized system where traders can plainly see the fees involved in the trade. I thought that, that marketplace is the bloomberg chat embedded in the bloomberg terminal, and IMO
86.
by pacofvf 12y ago
why not Mexico? it's a big destination for Health Care tourists, it's cheaper than Canada or Europe and you would only need to go to a doctor once to get a prescription and re-use that prescription. Also you would get to spend a f
87.
by pacofvf 12y ago
geosynchronous satellites are used for communications, mainly, not for imaging, Low orbit satellites are used for that.
88.
by pacofvf 12y ago
just avoid the fizzbuzz questions, they aren't a good benchmark for good developers.
89.
by pacofvf 12y ago
of course that was an hyperbole... and I'm the stupid one...
90.
by pacofvf 12y ago
If Matthew mcConaughey docked to a spinnig station and sandra bullock re-entered to earth like that, then Matt damon can survive that, also Andy Wier reseached a lot about the plausability of every situtation, but I'm sure "hollyw

More ›