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flomincucci

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About flomincucci

Developer at Vot.AR. @florenciaypunto at Twitter

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #6049716

    I actually work in a company that has a similar voting system. We print out a card, and we also burn the content of the vote in a rfid chip, that voters can check themselves. The r…

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    Comment #4251851

    I used workflowy for a long time and I think it's brilliant, but now I need to keep up with complex tasks, so I'm using tiddlywiki - that allows me to link between tasks, and make …

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    Comment #4102299

    I'm amused by the fact that this person doesn't seem to know that chords per se - and the analysis of them - is practically useless because they can and actually do vary from versi…

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    Comment #3586050

    I loved the idea. Hope this guy makes it, because I wanna play that!

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    Comment #3547968

    Tell this to my mom. She doesn't even know how to send or read SMS, but she still wants to take pictures at my birthday. I think we still have one or two generations that need the …

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    Comment #3458824

    I thought it was an Apple mistake. At least five of the people I follow on Twitter received this John Dillinger mail, and there's a person in the comments saying he/she received th…

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    Comment #3400673

    >When I said plan for success I didn't mean PHP can't scale it was related to the lower argument that very few people under 25 uses PHP anymore. I wonder where you get your statist…

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    Comment #3309761

    I think this is the best article about ebook readers that I've read since... well, ever.

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    Comment #3231338

    Currently reading Franny and Zooey by JD Salinger. Interesting concepts :)

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    Comment #3150482

    Loved the names

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    Comment #3103785

    I'd like to add: get a job, any job, and finish high school. It's always a good idea.

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    Comment #3076670

    Already watching in GitHub. And I love it.

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    Comment #3027893

    Duplicate

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    Comment #3026855

    I'm the only one amused by the fact that out of 475 exections there are only 2 women?

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    Comment #2963038

    Someone lended me a tablet for a week. I didn't install a single application.... everything I needed was on the browser (Twitter / Facebook / Mail / Searching on Google)

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    Comment #2962987

    I find curious the fact that he thinks that Physics and Calculus "have anything to do with Computer Science". Prerequisites are there for a reason.

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    Comment #2929015

    It would be nice to see a link to a sample site in the homepage (the screenshot works... but I want to see it in action). I got the idea, but I want to see how the site could look …

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    Comment #2926019

    Here in Argentina, the best colleges are the public ones. And they are free. I study at the National Technology University (UTN) (it's a public university that focuses on Engineeri…

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    Comment #2925610

    *mistake :D

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    Comment #2864290

    I actually worked for a company making a product exactly like this, but for Argentina. They launched almost 6 months ago: http://www.123seguro.com.ar

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    Comment #2864215

    duplicate: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2863835

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    Comment #2842418

    and you didn't read the rules

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    Comment #2808508

    I'm a female developer. I'm not going for CS, but a Systems Engineering degree. I share classes with lots of women (well, in the best of situations, we're 1/3 of the total populati…

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    Comment #2730297

    I agree with teaching Tau first. Personally, it took me at least a week to begin to understand radians, and almost a month to understand it pretty well. Tau is more intuitive than …