molmalo

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by molmalo 4y ago
I agree. What worked for me, was using chrome dev tools, then emulating a tablet so i could drag up/down to 'walk' and sideways to look around.
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by molmalo 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing: The next step following this line of thinking would be trying to ban all torrent clients, because they CAN be used to download copyrighted material. This is crazy.
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by molmalo 6y ago
Great work and great guy. He will be missed. RIP Quino.
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by molmalo 6y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24463423
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by molmalo 6y ago
I believe he has the soul of a gamer. (heck, he ran a regular poker game at Harvard). And when he was immersed into the money-making game, he was all in, willing to do anything to win. But when you eventually beat the game, you don't g
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by molmalo 6y ago
Could be a question for leading roles, expecting to evaluate how much this person cares about keeping his troop content :)
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by molmalo 6y ago
Well, it doesn't work for many countries that use DD/MM instead of MM/DD.
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Tell HN: Happy Programmers' Day to all devs in HN(en.wikipedia.org)
51 points by molmalo 6y ago|15 comments
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by molmalo 6y ago
It's interesting how my mind had some trouble processing some of those crater images, because I saw initially some of them as circular buttons, going up from the surface, instead of craters going down. I had to stop looking, and look b
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by molmalo 6y ago
If it's the same now as it was back when I last used it (more than 15 years ago), it should have a search box. You search within the app itself, it shows the results and you select the file you want to download. You don't need to
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by molmalo 6y ago
Argentina
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by molmalo 6y ago
You probably won't see prices dropping, as many businesses are selling much less and they need to keep prices to cover the costs.
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by molmalo 6y ago
I see the claims that this won't produce inflation with extreme scepticism. And I say this, living in a country that has had something similar to a basic income for years, although not fully universal (universal for kids, and people be
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by molmalo 6y ago
There's a lot of investment and development going on in asat tech...
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by molmalo 6y ago
Because that's how the market works for buying anything. It's like saying: how is it better to have multiple supermarkets to buy the stuff i want, if they offer the same product at different prices? Well... it's an option,
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by molmalo 6y ago
You seem to prefer giving people less option, because multiple stores are an inconvenience to YOU. You know what would be a better solution for that? The same one that happens with some applications now on Android: publishing an app in mu
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by molmalo 6y ago
To be fair, Trader Joe's or any other store does not require me to go through them, without any other alternative, every time I want to modify or use in new ways my stuff after I bought it.
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by molmalo 6y ago
The problem arises when you are a dev trying put food on the table. It's easy to talk about how other people's work should be given for free when you have a source of income every month, and your basic needs are covered. But if th
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by molmalo 6y ago
I would bet the attacker(s) is/are reading this thread, curious about this community's reaction on the attack and having a good laugh.
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by molmalo 6y ago
As an example, check pictures before and after being millionaire of some rock stars, actors, sportsmen, etc and you will see how money can really change the looks. Take this picture before after of Cristiano Ronaldo, for example: https:&#x
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by molmalo 6y ago
> The alternatives require more reuse than actually occurs. Where I live, we banned plastic bags in 2017. Every store at first sold cloth bags, for buyers who didn't bring their own. Some weeks later, everyone had several reusable b
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by molmalo 6y ago
In some universities in Spain, they have mandatory antibody tests, and they divide students in 3 groups: the ones with antibodies, the ones without and sick people that can follow the classes online. To enter the buildings in the campus, yo
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by molmalo 6y ago
Here in Argentina (Buenos Aires City in particular, as other cities are slightly more relaxed), you can't even go out to walk the dog more than the minimum essential for it to relieve itself (say, half a block maybe). Going out for wa
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by molmalo 6y ago
Well, here in Argentina, we have an obligatory quarantine till March 31st, with some exceptions (medical and security services, essential services, supermarkets, restaurants for takeout, pharmacies, etc)... but we've seen lots of peopl
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by molmalo 6y ago
> loss of smell combined with loss of taste It could be related to the fact that Spring is starting in the Northern Hemisphere, and thus, the body reacts to the increased amount of polen in the air. I'm allergic, so it's norma
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by molmalo 7y ago
Great video, thanks for sharing!
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by molmalo 7y ago
It takes years to recover, IF you recover that lost capacity (that's why it's "might improve"). Also, there's reported cases of people relapsing after being "recovered". Some of them even died, increasing
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by molmalo 7y ago
Other could point to a formal paper, but you can read this in the meanwhile, https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-recovery-damage-...
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Iran: Coronavirus burial pits so vast they’re visible from space(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by molmalo 7y ago|0 comments
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by molmalo 7y ago
That would be a terrible idea at best and a recipe for disaster at worst. The idea right now is to reduce the rate of transmission, so the health system can cope with the demand, as 20% of the cases will require hospitalization. Throwing th

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