eLobato

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by eLobato 10y ago
It also means incredibly slow context switching
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by eLobato 10y ago
There was an eventual copyright complaint and cease&desist which I had no intent to fight. I talked with a lawyer (friend of my family) who said I could probably win or find a settlement in court. They only went after the app a few year
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by eLobato 10y ago
I no longer make that kind of money through any side project but I did during ~ a year of college. It was one of the worst projects (coding wise) I made, and I made it all through ads. It was just an Android soundboard app for a very popula
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by eLobato 11y ago
Foreman does discovery [1] (PXE, PXE-less, segmented networks, through bootdisk) and handles BMC, I wrote the API in fact :) http://theforeman.org/plugins/foreman_discovery/4.1/index.ht... Maybe you were not
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Chinese VC firm wanted to create $1 billion seed-fund on AngelList(pando.com)
2 points by eLobato 11y ago|0 comments
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by eLobato 11y ago
Foreman is working on Puppet 4 support [1], and I'd say we'll try to push it forward sooner than later as soon as we complete the migration to Rails 4. Foreman is the upstream for Satellite 6. [1] http://projects.thefor
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by eLobato 11y ago
Red Hatter here. We have open sourced all acquisitions, I don't know what exactly leads you to think it won't be open sourced, the FAQ just states there'll be a timeline, as it was the case previously for ManageIQ (manageiq.o
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Get ahead in the software industry: take nootropic brain drugs(theguardian.com)
5 points by eLobato 11y ago|0 comments
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by eLobato 12y ago
Actually this is a godsend for me. I've been meaning to experiment with Rust, and I keep a ~/NOTES directory with these kind of notes. Hopefully I'll contribute something soon!
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Real men don't buy girls? At Mobile World Congress, they do(translate.google.com)
3 points by eLobato 12y ago|0 comments
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Foreman community survey results(blog.theforeman.org)
2 points by eLobato 12y ago|1 comments
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by eLobato 12y ago
The Thoughtworks radar [1] has done a pretty good job in the past of predicting which technologies would catch on and which ones wouldn't. http://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/
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by eLobato 12y ago
> It's frustrating. People are "big upping" each other because they look like each other. People are big upping each other because they are white. And if I big up somebody because they're black it's a problem som
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by eLobato 12y ago
Interesting, that makes sense. I'll check if the rest of the team would be ok with forcing commits to use colon as a separator until that feature is added. :) Still, what does %{scope} actually catch? Anything that's not %{type},
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by eLobato 12y ago
This is quite cool, and actually something I'll propose to use at some http://github.com/theforeman repos. I didn't really understood the format rules, so if the author posted this, a help section would help. I tr
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by eLobato 12y ago
Foreman could use some help - http://theforeman.org/ , contributions can be made to https://github.com/theforeman/theforeman.org In particular, use cases that demonstrate its value proposition are lack
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by eLobato 12y ago
Two organizations where I've worked at (1000s of people) managed their own email infrastructure, with their own spam filter.. it ranged from 70% to 75% of incoming emails. Most spam emails are just a few words of plaintext, I'm su
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by eLobato 12y ago
For some reason, native speakers of Slavic languages who learn English as a second language, often omit some prepositions in English. It's 100% understandable, but I'm really curious what's the actual reason why this happens.
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Programming and Computer Science: an imminent divorce?(blog.txus.io)
4 points by eLobato 12y ago|10 comments
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by eLobato 12y ago
Red Hat has a rather large number of GPL-licensed Ruby projects, does that count for you?
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Open source crusades(blog.daniellobato.me)
1 points by eLobato 12y ago|0 comments
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by eLobato 12y ago
Red Hat, offices in every continent but Antartica (REMOTE, VISA) ( http://redhat.com ) -------------------------------- We are looking mostly for self-directed full stack software engineers and also for product managers. ---------
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by eLobato 12y ago
How is this Hacker News worthy content? It's a great article, granted, but it has nothing to do with hacking (unless I'm missing something). If you downvote this comment, I think explaining in a reply why this article belongs in H
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by eLobato 12y ago
You can always send a PR to the original sender PR branch.
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by eLobato 12y ago
This view on higher education saddens me a bit. Is the self taught dev in your example ahead in work experience and financially? For sure. For how long though? I've personally seen brilliant people stuck in positions they don't be
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Floss software activist Pablo Soto launches Blubster(blubster.com)
1 points by eLobato 12y ago|0 comments
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by eLobato 13y ago
I had to travel by Amtrak (forced, I lost my passport and I couldn't board a plane) from LA to NYC via Chicago once. ($230) Not only I got to see a lot of places, but I truly accomplished more quality work than I normally do in a simil
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by eLobato 13y ago
So is the average level of education of people working in the tech industry and the barriers of entry.
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by eLobato 13y ago
The same bill mentions new crowdfunding platforms must have: - At least € 50000 on capital stock - A civil liability insurance that covers up to € 150000 per year. Also individual donors must not donate: - More than a total of € 6000 per ye
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by eLobato 13y ago
A childhood friend of mine is now really worried since nearly 80% of his new videogame funding comes from crowdfunding. This measure will easily throw down the drain his and his 20 employees jobs.

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