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Solo backpacking in Central/South America or Asia.

I don't recall Italian economy having failed in recent times.

The red button was a nice touch. I genuinely laughed.

It's bit controversial anyway cause another comment tells a different story altogether:

'''According to the government white paper on the subject all bears were destroyed shortly on return to base. All but the last three bears suffered serious internal injuries and multiple broken bones. 'Several hundred' bears were acquired for this purpose, all of which were destroyed 'in or after the testing process, by the testing process or by gun shot to the heart to preserve cranial damage from impacts'.'''

quite racist

I use surge.sh, pretty easy and comfortable to use.

thanks a lot!

Would you mind to share a link for that? I am very interested as I work on different projects with swagger apis.

Some enterprise software, most of the patterns are well know and the customization point are well defined. I would describe more as a well know domain with clear constraints than trivial software. They generate a lot of code also for high critical real time software (avionics and space) but that is not really trivial.

I don't know the details so I couldn't say. I was surprised as well to be honest. I talked briefly with one of the owners, he did know quite in a deep way what he was talking about. A lot of emphasis for the process, using new technologies but without the 'madness' that we see usually in the Javascript world.

They provide value for a relevant number of enterprise customers, so somehow yes.

It is useful if you are able to generate code from it. I know one big software company (more than 3000 employee) that generate 90% of all it's code base (~20M lines of code).

My MBP has 16gb as well and no problem whatsoever with that. But it's a 5 years old model and when I bought I had only 4gb. So 4x in 5 years. By extension I would probably need at least 2x 16gb in 3-4 years but instead I will be stuck with 16gb.

If you deploy more miners the average difficult to mine each block will increase (as for the bitcoin rules) so you are back to square one.

The difference with NSA recording naked people is that we are recording also the police behaviour, so it's a two way factor.

Most likely the police is behaving 'better' and without stirring up the need to complain that much.

As often happens on internet, when anonymous you are a kind of different human being then when you have an identity attach to you.

Ah that's very interesting. Do you mind to have a chat? I'm in Netherlands and might be interested in doing that.

the 30% tax break holds also if you are a one man company (zzp) ?

Could Ethereum (or a similar concept) be the solution of this kind of problems?

I recently applied for it but they didn't ask me to send ID via email. They used idnow (http://www.idnow.eu/). You get a real operator via website (or even mobile) asking some questions and taking a photo of you and your passport. I was actually surprised as it worked quite seamlessly.

Well, the first one is a mother that did a C-section on herself saving the baby and not dying in the process. Pretty remarkable if you ask me.

Yes, we use the same for our app. You need just to link a google group or a g+ community in the developer dashboards. It works quite well.

Maybe I'm wrong, but with this law Google is not able to sell ads in Italy. So if they still want to do that they need to open an Italian company and therefore pay taxes in Italy. So, for Italy at least, things would change.

The objection reported in the article seems to me quite usual political boilerplate without real substance. One of the comments says something interesting: "Europe will have to address the fiscal treatment of multinationals, and by its nature, this is not a task to be faced on a piecemeal basis."

That sounds more the real issue of the problem to me.

I guess this is because it's a bit overloaded the website! Thanks for the heads up, looking into!

Another one for the University of Venice (Ca' Foscari) that we proposed to students/ex-students last week.

The Ca' Foscari one (university of Venice) was a pilot that we launched last week. The cool think about that is that we are able to automatically certify people that comes from Ca' Foscari. We are planning to have a 'karma' style reference that goes up based on languages certifications, institutions in which you studied and so on.

So definitely yes, we want to repeat that for other Institutions as well.

Hey thanks! We are pouring a lot of efforts, we are improving day after day! The video chat is on a isolate instance of heroku. We used a nodejs app with webrtc stuff!

I contacted the owner and he is currently busy fixing the cache thing. I submitted without alert him before so I am the one to blame if the site is slow! :)

It's not mine but I already contacted the author, hopefully he will get on track in time! :) (I was actually thinking to suggest him to build that in angular! :) )

Definitely true. What I really enjoyed was the different strategy compared with the other solving robots. The other robots were usually able to perform the whole spectrum of operations supported by the cube. In these case they selected a subset of operations in which this machine is able to perform extremely fast and built a strategy around that. And the result of the 'pure execution' is definitely outstanding!