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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
Sorry. Yes, iCloud is not an option for me. I want to have my calendar and not let any big company have my data. As some of you have correctly assumed.
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Ask HN: substitute for Google Calendar
7 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|7 comments
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History of Mathematics links from Professor James Stewart(stewartcalculus.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
"JS can be evolved far more easily than it can be replaced." - this sums up everything :)
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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
What's wrong with Parisians?
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Node.js User Group in Pernambuco, Brazil(nodepe.github.io)
2 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
Good to read from time to time. I bet he's got no regrets!
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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
Amazing article! What I find particularly interesting in this is not that it highlights how awesome YC is and all that talk (I'm not saying that YC isn't awesome, I'm much inclined to believe that it is) but how startups offer a way for ind
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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
I wish more companies shared their hiring process for developers. Anyway, I hope they do not stick too much the puzzles. I'm looking forward for the time I'll be able to solve their problems, too.
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by rodrigoavie 13y ago
Nice visualization. Gives me the impression (a good impression) that so much can be done.
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Show HN: Brazilian hobbyist artist works(jose-florencio.com)
3 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|0 comments
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Why to support programming user groups(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
2 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|0 comments
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Developing for The Web With Clojure and Noir(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
2 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|0 comments
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Getting Started With Clojure(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
2 points by rodrigoavie 13y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
thanks! I didn't know it had happened. Updated in the post!
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Startup idea: inward bicycle transportation service(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|2 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
I agree with the three "revolutions" described in the article. I really believe they are happening and actually believe we can expect them to continue happening. Its just that the numbers are to good to be believed. I may be biased tho. Any
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A Java library for fetching and verifying Brazilian addresses (github.com)
2 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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A microjs project for simple text processing (rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
3 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
So, when is Yahoo! buying it? How much the deal?
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Ask HN: websites that accept Bitcoins?
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. Keep them coming!
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Wow, I agree with every single point you've made. I often see myself making comparisons too, but now I think they're more likely to result in bad feelings than in bringing me any kind of useful knowledge. So I just consider them useless and
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Thanks. I'll try to fix it when I have time.
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Ask HN: what are the most interesting Java projects you've seen lately?
15 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|10 comments
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Show HN: website for the works of a deceased amateur Brazilian painter(florencio.herokuapp.com)
3 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|2 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Last year I entered CS school and found myself embarrassingly weak at Math. I've been studying really hard since them and I don't really believe I'll be a very good Computer Scientist if I do not learn Math (Linear Algebra, Discrete Math, G
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Amazing
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Generally, front-end developers tend to earn less than back-end ones. Pick up some CS fields and explore and learn them until you get good at some of them. The fact is, front-end developers are not that hard to replace, so you don't have mu
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Try to talk to them. Explain what are your goals, show them that you're not a lazy kid who uses the computer only for recreational activities. Show them examples of other "kids" who started young and did great things.

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