paupino_masano

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by paupino_masano 8y ago
From a different perspective, Trips was surprisingly annoying for me! I had a team we're I'd need to approve other people's trips which would automatically show up as my own in calendar etc. This was especially annoying when
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Dividing binary numbers using long division(paulmason.me)
1 points by paupino_masano 8y ago|0 comments
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by paupino_masano 9y ago
Xero | Senior Software Engineer, Android Engineer, iOS Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE https://xero.com We’re one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the world. We are the leader in beautiful small business accounting
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by paupino_masano 9y ago
Xero | Senior Software Engineer, Android Engineer, iOS Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE https://xero.com We’re one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the world. We are the leader in beautiful small business accounting
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by paupino_masano 9y ago
Xero | Senior C# Engineer, Android Engineer, iOS Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE https://xero.com We’re one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the world. We are the leader in beautiful small business accounting and p
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by paupino_masano 9y ago
I think it all depends on the context of what you're writing. For example, we use TDD when making additions and modifications to a tax engine. For this use case it's incredibly useful as the relative inputs and outputs are both pr
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Who pays on the first date?(wsj.com)
1 points by paupino_masano 9y ago|5 comments
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by paupino_masano 9y ago
Alas, in order to optimize profits you wouldn't want to use a shared key pair. The risk of course that once your private key is disclosed then you'll potentially thwart future revenue.
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by paupino_masano 9y ago
C# and Java allocate objects to the heap and primitive types to the stack by default so perhaps it may be in context to that (i.e. It's not explicit but rather implicit on the type being used).
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Rust programs versus C++ g++(benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org)
2 points by paupino_masano 10y ago|0 comments
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MYOB sends out customer details to other customers(stuff.co.nz)
1 points by paupino_masano 10y ago|0 comments
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by paupino_masano 10y ago
As a manager (of managers), I keep reminding my team that if I'm delegating more than they can deal with then to let me know. Personally I admire someone that speaks up and says they're at capacity - it shows self awareness as wel
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& vs. ref in Rust patterns(xion.io)
3 points by paupino_masano 10y ago|0 comments
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by paupino_masano 11y ago
I agree - I'm yet to find a $15 IPA! If anything, I'd say that rightly or wrongly the prices are very comparable to that of New York. I often spend more on food when I visit New York but admittedly I'd be taking the opportuni
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Git Tips from the Trenches(ochronus.com)
1 points by paupino_masano 11y ago|0 comments
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How the most damaging hack in cyber history was met with little notice(siliconangle.com)
3 points by paupino_masano 11y ago|0 comments
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by paupino_masano 12y ago
I haven't checked lately but traditionally SVG wasn't available with UIImage yet was with NSImage. This often lead to custom drawing code for vectors on iOS.
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by paupino_masano 12y ago
I thought this was an interesting comment buried down below: about Utah adopting a 4/10hr work schedule to cut operating costs during the recession. http://le.utah.gov/audit/10_10arpt.pdf
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by paupino_masano 12y ago
Likewise: another stylesheet overload for Hacker News is Readable HN - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/readable-hn/jpnbja...
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by paupino_masano 12y ago
I can also relate to this; it took me a while to hear the differences and even longer to speak the differences. While I'm far from perfect, the more exposure to the language I've been getting the more I've started to notice
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
I get the same - may be because of this https://twitter.com/_nnnick/status/314049798502248448 :)
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
Technically, you could always develop for Windows using OpenNI however you'd typically be relying on a 3rd party wrapper to expose the bindings in .NET. I'm not sure if this library is utilizing OpenNI or has been built from the ground up,
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
I know how you feel exactly. I had a business in the same position except in the payment industry: we were processing roughly $1m a day until one day we had a frightening call from the bank. Two weeks later we were in liquidation and I was
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Passwords are dead(pcidss.wordpress.com)
3 points by paupino_masano 14y ago|1 comments
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
Interesting site! I know next to nothing about wines so I think I may be using this next time I go to pick one out. I do have a suggestion however: avoid using so much purple. As you already know, purple is a mixture of red and blue. The pr
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Let's build NSObject(mikeash.com)
2 points by paupino_masano 14y ago|0 comments
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
Yeah - it always takes longer to get to and from the station too. Sometimes it's hard to justify whether it is worth it! Personally I use ZipCar when I need to head down there now (which to be honest is rarely).
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
Yeah - you're absolutely right. It's to do with this line: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js It seems Google API's have upgraded this particular URL to point to 1.9 which deprecates jQuery.browser. Technica
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
Hmm, it does seem that the page is being returned but I get JS errors in Chrome, Firefox and Safari on OSX (blogger not defined). Oh well, never mind - the Pastebin and screenshots above give the gist of the story!
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by paupino_masano 14y ago
I'm just getting a blank page - is that what others are seeing?

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