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Ask HN: Can we admit the right to be forgotten in HN?
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12y ago
In Europe we have the right to be forgotten (wikipedia for a reference).
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12y ago
I can understand that deleting posts is not nice for the people who posted an for the integrity of the information and context, but the link I am referring to is of a different nature, that is the /user?id=me could be deleted without b
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Ask HN: How can I delete my HN account?
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12y ago
As any mathematician knows the difficult part is not to write the proof but to found it.
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12y ago
Knowing nothing about this person I thought It was a woman: "I want to spend some real time with my parents, while I still have them, with my husband ...". He/She wants to write a book and has time for his family and take ca
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BSousa is commenting in another post down that in Manilva (a town in Spain) the service went down for two days ? (that's all). I posted a link in which Manilva is going to be the first town in Andalusia with 100% optic fiber (only tele
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I can't see the reply button for the comment down this. There is a headline: Peter Thiel: Google Is A Monopoly - Business Insider
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Telefonica is the one that is getting out manilva from the prehistoric in the FTTH (comments from this web) in Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKHUA3bs1iY translated: Published on Jan 15, 2015 The Mayor of Manilva,
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"Lack of service for hours every day", is that a personal experience? Telefonica was providing services in villages and small towns with very difficult geography (mountains, roads, ...). Now there is a big competition in Spain, fo
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I am from Andalucia!
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It appears that my karma level don't allow me to downvote you (at 240 I only see the uparrow). I live in Spain and Telefonica is a very good company with an excellent service but a little expensive (you have to pay to have good quality
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12y ago
What I see and makes me to reflect is that we allow ourselves to be rewarded (go home) when we are on the way to success. But what happens when we are in the worse part of a start-up? Harsh, very harsh.
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In my country, with loads of unemployment (23%) and people struggling to meet ends, some people don't divorce because they can't afford it. Harsh but true. Just a litte question, why using divorse and not divorce, just spelling or
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12y ago
People in racket are using typep racket, clojure has annotation, in lisp you can declare types and sbcl infers them. Haskell also is fond of types. Perhaps in erlang types are not so important because you try to decompose the problem in sma
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"Just keep applying, applying, and applying." I know persistence is great virtue, but I was wondering if there is any way to get real work experience (team, communication, real job conditions) and at the same time getting a good s
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Thanks, sounds like a very good advice. But perhaps documentation is a no so appealing endeavor. Another weakness of mine is that whatever I do I want to be paid in advance. I just don't see a quick ROI from working on documentation bu
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A language for parallelism to get full power of the CPU, a lot of cores, low consumption, long life product, easy to extend and adapt, free drivers, easily adaptable for mobile.
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12y ago
"I found out that reddit's front pages are not a pure meritocracy based on votes, but that rankings depend heavily on subreddits" (meritocracy was between commas). Clearly votes are not what people think when you speak about
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Ask HN: How lacking speaking and writing could I get a programming job?
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A little nitpicking, I change x^2 to x sin(x), then to x Math.sin(x), then x*math.sin(x) to no avail. In wxmaxima you just have an iterative notebook and you have available a lot of symbolic and numeric computations with no fuss. Also you
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if they provide such an implementation and allow others to freely modify/adapt, them they can get more competitors, so is a risky business.
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If I had to cope with a bullshit jobs that required only physical capabilities, I should try to advance in my start-up or whatever high thinking I am doing. Newton created his gravitation law when the university was shut-down because the pe
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"They needs to realize that they can get good at stuff". Each time I begin to learn something new, as a new programming language, the beginnings are very hard and you feel dumb, this is the most difficult part. Once you have pract
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To estimate the time required to design your system you need to estimate the variance of the time required. A well known result is that the variance of a sum of independent variables associated to independent problems is the sum of the v
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Ask HN: Has any of your posts ever evolved?
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botton line: Thinking in premature optimization stagnate your desing.
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Blood for success in the Hollow Network
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Edit: The last two paragraphs were added when the post was number 5 in HN in an unsuccessful and evil attempt to reach the top.
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nevergetenglish
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I am the poster I am really enjoying this post going up (now 18.14 time in Spain) is number five, I am exhilarating with joy. I can't imagine the pleasure those start ups reach when they launch and they find in their web that page cou
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