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by rcamera 14y ago
I got this too: Unable to connect to database server The MySQL error was: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (11). EDIT: also working now.
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by rcamera 14y ago
I would argue that, if there wasn't penalty reversion to a flagged item, there wouldn't be an option to unflag submissions...
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by rcamera 14y ago
I believe this happens mostly because people tend to define means as their passion... Taking a job, or starting a company isn't a goal per se. It is a mean of reaching a goal, which most people never actually define. Considering that follow
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by rcamera 14y ago
I am affraid you didn't get to explain why games have to be finished, debugged and polished on day 1 of release. There are many developers (indie) that have been disrupting the industry by exactly not doing that and I am pretty sure you hav
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Linux Backtrack distro 0-day(backtrack-linux.org)
1 points by rcamera 15y ago|0 comments
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by rcamera 15y ago
This wiki entry has more information on it: https://guardianproject.info/wiki/Ostel
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Android app for end-to-end encrypted calls(ostel.me)
37 points by rcamera 15y ago|17 comments
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Laser-wielding robots, unlimited vacation, and other ideas from Evernote's CEO(good.is)
1 points by rcamera 15y ago|0 comments
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by rcamera 15y ago
For those interested, there is a C based implementation of Notch's DCPU-16 in github: https://github.com/swetland/dcpu16 I haven't tested it much, but it seems to work pretty well.
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by rcamera 15y ago
If they left the profile empty, it was their choice. You can interpret that as if they simply don't want to be contacted. Doing what you suggested won't make HN any "better", it will only drive away the commenters that don't want to be reac
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by rcamera 15y ago
I got mine almost 2 weeks ago. Didn't read much, I skimmed through alot of it and read around 80 pages (it really is a reference, a manual, not a textbook that you can read linearly and quickly). My first impressions were: 1) it is a pretty
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by rcamera 15y ago
That post is very good, but it could delve more on how to motivate oneself. I am therefor cross-posting my own post here, trying to add some more value to this thread. First, a disclaimer, this will probably sound too abstract and not a gui
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by rcamera 15y ago
Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa. Highly recommended for anyone who has discipline problems, it is really inspiring, one of the top 3 books I've read. It tells the history of the real samurai named Miyamoto Musashi.
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by rcamera 15y ago
I went through the same decision 6 months ago. We had a company going and were ready to raise capital and drop college, but we decided otherwise. I am also 23, self-taught and I never liked college. Ever since I was allowed to surf the inte
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by rcamera 15y ago
I closed mine so I could finish college and learn to program better. I was 6 months from graduating and we had a choice of either raising money and dropping off college or closing the startup so we could graduate. As we didn't have a MVP co
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by rcamera 15y ago
I second the arduino + book suggestion. I had a tough time learning how to program, I had trouble motivating myself because all the things I wanted to do were complex, and "Hello World" programs aren't motivating, just letters on a screen..
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by rcamera 15y ago
This following quote is the only part that actually matters in this article. Because of the scarcity of capital, startups have to become profitable asap, and some even build non-core products or services (such as consultancy to large firms)
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by rcamera 15y ago
I am actually Brazilian, but still, none of this is relevant. There are startups in Israel, they are getting funded and having exits where they can. You might have a problem that this isn't solving the problems you believe your country have
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by rcamera 15y ago
I see the protests about inequality and the high cost of housing that took place in that boulevard, but I don't see why that's relevant, could you please explain it further? I get that you might find it to be immoral, maybe, that so many st
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by rcamera 15y ago
You should do a better research. If there weren't Israeli startups, the country wouldn't show the highest domestic expenditure in R&D as percentage of the GDP[1], nor would it have ranked second only to the United States in invested pri
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by rcamera 15y ago
This article is pretty poor. I had the opportunity to attend a presentation from Professor Shmuel Ellis, from Tel-Aviv University, where he discusses exactly about this, how Israel turned itself into a high-tech hub. In his research, he cou
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by rcamera 15y ago
I'm glad I have been using DDG for over 6 months now. For the new user, here are some advices. DDG is my default search engine. Basically, all of my searches are completed in DDG, only very few times I have to go to google to find what I am
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by rcamera 15y ago
I once had to replace my laptop's motherboard because the gpu part of it fried due to a malfunction that cause alot of heat. I had to buy another motherboard at Asus, that was actually pretty cheap, 150 dollars, but I didnt want to pay anot
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by rcamera 16y ago
We split it 50/50 but with an extra, if any of us decide to leave the business, you'll have to give the opportunity to the other to buy your share in one year before selling out to investors and others. This way the most interested parties
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by rcamera 16y ago
Actually, the most exciting news from the project is that it has gone from a prototype with poor printing quality to a 3d printer of a great quality to its low cost. Not to mention that it has also inspired dozens of other printers design,
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by rcamera 16y ago
Not only that, but big game developers think the industry is a hit-based one, and, as a consequence, have stopped designing completely new games and instead making endless sequels to their already successful franchises (you can see this in
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by rcamera 16y ago
I made a vote by accident, so count -1 in the Yes...
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by rcamera 16y ago
This is an awesome list! Still haven't read some of them yet, but the few left are in my queue. I would add one more: The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doige. This book will give you a whole new perspective on how your mind and the hu
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by rcamera 16y ago
"It wants to be a general-purpose network surveying tool, but is constrained to the UX of a port scanner." What exactly does that mean? Nmap certainly isn't constrained to the UX of a port scanner. In fact, their expansion wasn't even in th
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by rcamera 16y ago
It is funny that most people think that gamers are under 25 years old. In fact, the average gamer age in the US was, in 2010, 34 years old. And only 25% of them were under 18. Those numbers are from a 2010 study from Entertainment Software

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