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by ewald 15y ago
Here in Brazil the 15" base model costs $ 3,784.00. The same model in the US costs $ 1,799.00. Taxes are ridiculous around here.
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by ewald 15y ago
No, the F&F beta started a few weeks ago (two or three) and is still happening. The general beta has started, in theory, but they've given access to so few people it's almost as if it hasn't.
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by ewald 15y ago
Reference counting? Except for some basic types, like the string, you have to manually manage memory. And the other point you are trying to make, I still don't get it. You imply that the guy is doing it wrong for using Delphi where speed is
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by ewald 15y ago
He probably never used Delphi and thinks it's slow. I've worked with Delphi for many years, and its not far from the speed you can achieve with C++. Delphi is one hell of an underrated language for native programming. Also, Delphi's standar
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by ewald 15y ago
Actually it closes the tab, not the window (unless there is only one tab.)
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Banking site stores passwords in plaintext. Coworkers think it's no big deal.
23 points by ewald 15y ago|17 comments
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by ewald 15y ago
Maybe I'm weird, but I would hate if the engines weren't loud. I find the sound soothing, and the white noise is way better than listening to unpolite people talking loudly or babies crying. It would be impossible for me to sleep on a plane
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by ewald 15y ago
And how could he move into SaaS? It's a simple game, not a business app. I think patio's advice doesn't help at all in this particular case.
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by ewald 15y ago
You say it like if you smoke, you cannot get Alzheimer.
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by ewald 15y ago
This kind of comment is annoying and useless. With only 36 points in 13 hours, users have already decided it's not front-page worthy. You didn't need to say anything. We decide what's on the front page. If enough people vote, the article is
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by ewald 16y ago
Why do people generalize stuff about third world countries? I live in Brazil, and electricity is as reliable as in the US and Europe.
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by ewald 16y ago
"You don't need to know the future. You just need to hear the rumor before everyone else does." Good luck with that. "How can you possibly be more in "the know" than they are?" That's exactly my point. Also, if you do have privileged in
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by ewald 16y ago
This only works if you know the future. After you've heard the rumors, and the news have been reported, you're already too late. Buy solid companies over time and keep them, that's what works.
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by ewald 16y ago
http://www.onlive.com/
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by ewald 16y ago
Ok, this probably is a really stupid question, but here it goes anyway: in case of an emergency, someone who plays x-plane (or flight simulator) has any chance of flying a real aircraft?
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by ewald 16y ago
The author also seems to forget about dividends. If the market doesn't move at all in a period of time, it doesn't mean the companies I've invested in won't pay any dividends. It is important to buy companies based on their fundamentals.
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by ewald 16y ago
People can say whatever they want about Zed, but they can't say he doesn't get things done.
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by ewald 16y ago
The article talks about the re-render of Toy Story 1 in 3D, not Toy Story 3.
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by ewald 16y ago
Did you mean: discoverer
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by ewald 16y ago
No, he describes Time Machine for Windows, which has almost nothing to do with Dropbox.
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by ewald 16y ago
Maybe you should give Windows 7 a chance. I use a Mac at home, and I really like Windows 7 at work.
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by ewald 16y ago
I guess it's a bit dangerous listening to podcasts while biking, isn't it?
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by ewald 17y ago
I own a MacBook Pro, but use Win 7 at work. I think it's great, and have considered switching back at home.
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Ask HN: What should two geek tourists do in San Francisco?
2 points by ewald 17y ago|2 comments
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by ewald 17y ago
Apparently your perfect lifestyle would be about the same as people have in Wall.E.
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by ewald 17y ago
trading is zero sum if you don't count taxes and comission to brokers
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by ewald 17y ago
Blumenau, Brazil.