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rmujica
5y ago
turned out alright for Afghanistan
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5y ago
How did you worked around SII anti-API in order to get invoice data?
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rmujica
5y ago
Update: Apparently is going to be retracted, https://mobile.twitter.com/rrwilliams/status/141716139796064...
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Abstract: > By creating new concepts and methods—the checking tree, long unit path, direct contradiction unit pair, indirect contradiction unit pair, additional contradiction unit pair, two-unit layer and three-unit layer—we successfully
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A Polynomial Time Algorithm for 3SAT (P=NP?!)
(dl.acm.org)
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5y ago
It seems kind of MathCAD
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rmujica
5y ago
and pizza crust!
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rmujica
6y ago
30 year fixed rate is quite common in Chile, and the mortgage and housing industry is fully deregulated here
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6y ago
I hope the title is not too clickbait-y (it is the original video title), but I think it is a very interesting documentary about a movie that almost didn't came to be and how they turned it around into a franchise and critical success
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The Sweatbox (banned Disney documentary)
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6y ago
If it wasn't for the social movement, it might be the computer (and those who make the computer work) the one using you.
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6y ago
I've used both approaches, GiST in PG and S2 in Mongo, and I feel that S2 has given me more tools to do queries like "which polygons contain this single point?" efficiently in my use case.
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6y ago
It is beautiful and has items from both parties to the Space Race.
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rmujica
6y ago
TIL. What for?
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rmujica
6y ago
Making an MMO is an incredibly hard but rewarding endeavor. There are so many subsystems that you can design and program that you will never end the game; but you will end much wiser.
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rmujica
6y ago
It is now affecting ECS and EKS. Having problems scaling own nodes.
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6y ago
Tucows!!!!! my ISP (Telsur) had a mirror of most Tucows downloads, so it was very fast to get the newest shareware :) Oh, those were the days.
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rmujica
6y ago
Shouldn't this ring any anti-trust bell?
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rmujica
6y ago
1. Knowing when to be lazy
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6y ago
I think it could be more precisely defined as: the value of any copiable and spreadable asset is inverse proportional to the amount of available copies
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6y ago
For some arcane reason, my CS degree had a course in Cybernetics and Systems Theory (which is weird because it is not taught in any other degree in my country, and it is taught by one professor that happened to study Cybernetics in the 60s
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rmujica
6y ago
Flashback 15-18 years ago to searching on GameFaqs :')
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Ribs (Recordings)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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it seemed weird to me that the hacker's messages were right-justified, maybe from a country with RTL input method?
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Wise words spoken before me: >> Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.
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6y ago
Most red zones in Chile are national parks/private ecological reserves
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6y ago
HackerNews, obviously
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6y ago
For some reason it made me feel that this could have been a minigame inside Game Boy Camera... The trippy factor is similar, thanks!
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7y ago
I just had a whole company meetup with 100+ people and Teams handled it like a champ.
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7y ago
73% with 0% false positives, ESL I am curious about how common is having a ~75% score
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