guhemama2

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   by guhemama2 12y ago

   They have the same genus (Canis), but their species are different.
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   by guhemama2 13y ago

   I bet that'd be hard, ha!
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   by guhemama2 13y ago

   As a matter of fact, I know that English, as a natural language, is much more expressive in the sense that you can communicate many ideas using the same expressions. Portuguese, for example, is much more expressive in the sense that you can
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   by guhemama2 13y ago

   My rather simplistic view: as a native Portuguese speaker, I strongly refute the idea of programming languages (and even coding) in a language other than English. Besides the obvious reasons (globalized world, outsourcing, multinational cor
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   by guhemama2 13y ago

   There a nice book on "evil design patterns" called Evil by Design [1]. It's interesting knowing how we are manipulated (and how we can manipulate others, not necessarily for bad reasons) through design. 1- http://w
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   by guhemama2 13y ago

   Some studies show that the medications efficiency is variable, but in college I did a long term study with elder people with dementia, and guess what was the conclusion? The ones that did not take meds had bigger cognitive losses, and the o