The C/C ++ language is still preferred to program complete systems for native applications of great perfomance in the different platforms. Getting a list of resources and books takes time and lots of reading. I leave my list, maybe it will help. At least it’s a list to start looking for. Good luck Beginner Introductory, …
The traditional business model for companies is to create a product and/or provide a service to customers in order to receive payment and hopefully exceed operational costs to generate a profit. However, what happens when you are not creating a product or service, but instead ideas? How do you make a profit? How can you …
Argentina was a whaling country, a wolfhound and will now be a “guanaco hunter”. Using bugs and forests to move the human economic wheel is an old idea. Between the eighteenth and mid-twentieth centuries, boats loaded with hands, sticks and harpoons descended from the north, towards the southern seas; They came back up with furs …
This is a post for sharing things I like in linux. This can be any feature, usage tip, configuration or piece of software I enjoy. Goal of the post is to share ideas and help others enjoy things you enjoy as well. I like: Zsh It can easily be configured to be as friendly as …
Icebergs in Antarctica a sometimes have stripes, formed by layers of snow that react to different conditions. Blue stripes are often created when cracks in the sheet of ice and water that fills and do not freeze as quickly as falling bubbles When an iceberg falls into the sea, a layer of seawater can freeze …
I do not know any code of behavior, ethics and / or conduct that lacks a section called “conflict of interest”, and it is not chance. If there is a problem that can harm an organization is the personal interest of any of its members over the entity. And when I write “some” they could …
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President Obama found himself in the middle of a crossfire last week, when his administration released four memos written by Bush administration lawyers, in support of what Dick Cheney has called “enhanced interrogation techniques.” New York Times columnist Paul Krugman insisted that “the only way we can regain our moral compass, not just for the …