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16y ago
As far as I know the scene is becoming stronger, although the target for the majority of new business is the Argentinian market and the majority do not have plans of international expansion initialy, this is slowly changing. I'm not sure a
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16y ago
I'm Brazilian, and I was born and live in São Paulo, I have visited Brazil (where I live), Argentina and Chile, so I think I can give an opinion. Well, São Paulo (the Brazilian state) is a good place to start a company, it does have a large
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zppx
16y ago
Yes it is, but there the focus on the customer is far less important than on the investors. This is part of something that makes Apple and some other companies unique.
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zppx
16y ago
I think this is the correct attitude when you're an entertainment company, or a company that does have a direct relationship with costumers, but might not work for other types, such as services for enterprises.
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16y ago
Statically the problem that he posed is still there, what are the variables they ignored when calculating the statistical significance of their hypothesis? I actually read the paper, and well, it was one of the worst that I have read in my
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16y ago
My list: - Pirkei Avot, it's a section of the Mishnah (a part of the Talmud), it summarizes the jewish moral thought (well, not for the Karaites Jews, they did not believe in the Talmud), I was born in a Orthodox Jewish family so it was imp
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16y ago
> "it seems, because Apple feels their applications have a much better designed UI" and > "But that UI is designed to appeal to American and Western tastes and preferences" These lines killed your last paragraph, they are completely
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16y ago
Good, how much have Apple contributed back to FreeBSD? Apple also forked the LGPL licensed KHTML to form WebKit. Does Apple have a real model that benefits open source/free software compared to the much smaller Red Hat? The only companies t
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zppx
16y ago
Had not the time to search through the codebase, but the source include 10 folders, a sysadmin's hell, some with software in C, some with software in C++ and some with python code, one of them is a folder named 'mencached'.
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zppx
16y ago
South Korea in 2002 is a good counterexample to this rule, if you look at club tournaments you'll see that larger teams also are constantly affected by errors.
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zppx
16y ago
Express is closer to Sinatra than to a MVC, that's for me is the only difference.
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zppx
16y ago
Check the others posts from Mark, he teaches really useful debugging techniques for applications that are closed sourced or the code is to complex for the common power user.
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16y ago
For good information about the Assassins (and the Nizari Muslims in general) I recommend the books from Farhad Daftary specially "The Assassin Legends: Myths of the Isma'ilis".
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16y ago
Since it's a 0day I think it would require ninja coders to test, go to the code and fix it in the same day, for complex and legacy code (I think Adobe software falls into these categories), from my experience watching security related lists
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16y ago
The history of filesystems produced by Ars in 2008 is a good read: http://arstechnica.com/hardware/news/2008/03/past-present-fu...
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16y ago
In 1997, when the article says BFS was created, I had a Pentium 100 with 8mb of RAM and a 8gb disk. EDIT: For comparison, the iMac G3 that I bought a year later had 32mb of RAM and a 4gb disk
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16y ago
Last time I checked the data supporting the "IQ is good" had some horrendous lack of statistical information, the same applies to the "IQ is bad" people. Their papers lack to understand where statistical significance fits in inference which
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16y ago
Here in Brazil Rio has a richer southern zone and a poorer northern and western zones. São Paulo has a tiny rich western zone and a large and much poorer eastern zone. I think that both are exceptions.
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16y ago
I still remember that some years ago I did not knew what exactly was a "secure channel" that some texts talked about when I was learning about PKIs. The terminology is really confusing if people do not get the concepts.
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16y ago
Maybe he was just ignorant about the situation, recently here on HN, a community is well above the average of the Tech related communities in web, I have seen ignorance about copyright ownership and related subjects, so I prefer to believe
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16y ago
I have some doubts if LGPL used by WebKit fails under the same restrictions that GNU pointed in the case of Gnu Go, LGPL does have some of the same requirements of GPL, I believe it does not and do not have the interest to push the subject
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16y ago
The whole point of my comment was that these [Apple-related] flames that are appearing in HN in the last 3 months or so are a great disgrace for this community, this is motive of the gross exaggeration in my comment, and the motivation of m
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16y ago
good PR move? I'm sick of this Apple love and hate meaningless discussion, please stop you all, this is insane. GNU has the copyright ownership over Gnu Go, if they wish they could seal the only saved copy of the source code in a safe and t
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16y ago
I don't follow, why is it meaningless? Just to answer your question Github is mainly supported by a paid model, Twitter was free of ads until some days ago, Wikipedia is supported by donations, not sure about foursquare, facebook is support
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16y ago
I'm a recent convert from Firefox (I still use Firefox sometimes), I use Chrome on all three systems that I use every week, I just wish Chrome had something like about:config from Firefox.
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Just wondering about, how he estimated the price of human blood?
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16y ago
For not so computer literates I always would recommend Ubuntu or something like that, the only problem that they will have (at least I always have) is to upgrade to newer versions, for someone that is not a übergeek this is a nonissue and a
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16y ago
This was the distro that I used for 6 years with the same install, every upgrade was seamless, I never had the same trouble-free experience with another distro.
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16y ago
I do not think MS has any responsability to port their applications to any operating system, it's possible to develop open source software for just one operating system, such as the various good applications that only runs on linux (Valgrin
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16y ago
Have you even heard of CentOS?
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