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jagbolanos
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About jagbolanos
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Comment #12970217
My experience with the Vive: I would recommend Vanishing Realms, specially when you already have a sword and a bow. It's so fun to fight with the skulls. People seem to enjoy Tilt …
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Comment #11898990
I've been talking with people involved in elections in Honduras and they explained a technique that is normally used for paper ballots. It's called "La Cadena" (the chain) and it w…
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Comment #11898809
Natanael_L I just skimmed through it but will read it later today. I worked on a prototype earlier this year implementing the blockchain part, not secure yet, specially it doesn't …
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Comment #11898741
Yes, with end-to-end voting you can be certain that your vote wasn't modified but you can't prove to someone whom you voted for https://www.cs.jhu.edu/~sdoshi/index_files/randomnes…
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Comment #9206483
You make a good point and I think it's because sometimes the objective is not clear. When you study sorting you really do it because: 1) It's a simple, frequent and clear problem t…
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Comment #7033969
Not sure if this happens to others but in my case some times I'm ENTP and others INTP. I guess I'm somehow in the middle and it might depend on the day.
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Comment #6841516
Yes, we plan to make a final report on our findings, also a little bit of the technical part.
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Comment #6841511
Yes, this is the repository https://github.com/corp/ActasCounter
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Nobody trusted the election results so we built a crowdsourced validation
Hello, I wanted to share this project we suddenly built last week after the Honduran elections, it's aimed to provide transparency to the tally sheet count for the Honduran electio…
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Comment #5256760
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45mMioJ5szc
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Comment #5256753
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45mMioJ5szc
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Comment #4726186
There is a difference in the sense that in Peru the laptops didn't have math or language software and in this case it did
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Comment #4500652
It would be valuable for me. We have a product that relies heavily on Parse. The model is a white labeled solution. We currently have a potential client that wants to host everythi…
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Ask HN: Is there a community of Apps Beta Testers?
I'm a iOS/Android Apps Developer and I always have the problem of looking for Beta Testers for the App before it is release and/or before releasing an update. This presents the cha…
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Comment #3843716
Yes, in our case we preferred to go with a CPA at least this first time that we don't know how things work.
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Comment #3843620
You can open it as a tourist. There are lots of wealthy foreigners (and many of the corrupt) that have their money in us accounts
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Comment #3843617
If you are a foreigner the EIN is done by phone for a corporation. But still like 20 mins
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Comment #3843612
It should be easier if you are a corporation. Did you file with a CPA?
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Comment #3843607
The same to us with Bank of America
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Comment #3843606
Getting an EIN is easy. You just need to incorporate and then you can obtain the EIN by phone. We did it for our company.
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Comment #3786278
I found interesting that ast uses a falacy strategy on his argument, specifically Ad verecundiam And ad hominem
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Comment #3762117
I'm currently using Parse for data and S3 for file storage. I will give it a try to PFFile in another project to see how it works.
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Comment #3758690
One question I have is what is the advantage of using PFFile instead of storing in S3?