pedro1976

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by pedro1976 8y ago
Yes I have, thats my current side project, I am testing this approach currently.
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by pedro1976 8y ago
Those people probably would not attract your initial interest at all.
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Ask HN: So news is bad for us, but is the solution to follow people directly?
2 points by pedro1976 8y ago|4 comments
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In Spain, reading about “radical” ideas can take you to prison(translate.google.com)
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Ask HN: What can we do to stop the rich from getting richer?
24 points by pedro1976 8y ago|45 comments
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by pedro1976 8y ago
Code Podcast [1] is an outstanding in-depth podcast for devs, without the usual blabla. IMO the best I have found so far. [1] https://codepodcast.com/
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by pedro1976 8y ago
What a sad development. The two major implications of this law I see are - (even more) privatization of the jurisdiction and - inverted presumption of innocence
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by pedro1976 8y ago
I can recommend two free solutions that both work fine. For both you can share the controls, to basically hand-over the keyboard/mouse. - zoom.com: You can share desktop or windows with groups or individuals. We use it at work, the use
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Essential guide to Micromanagement(yellowchicken.wordpress.com)
1 points by pedro1976 8y ago|0 comments
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by pedro1976 9y ago
The clear advantage of a mono repo over a mono-purpose repo is technical dept. The goal is that you never build up technical debt and immediately patch all references in an atomic change. Example: Let's say you introduce a breaking cha