It would be really awesome if you could return an array of strings per object. Making them independent of the "parent object". But for "curso", copy over the "codigo de carrera" from the parent object.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gugwnebi1blkqa6/2015_project.pdf?dl=0

I got functions set up to register those things in my database, I'm working on the UI... I just need to get the info in that JSON format.

I'm looking to make a deal with someone. First person to agree gets commissioned, I guess. What file sharing service do you think best? As far as I know, they all ask for an account. Alternatively, is there a file sharing service convenient to you?

JSON segments in pages 7 to 11 in the PDF.

Well, now that I look at it, I would need 4 different parsing functions. I'm open to offers with different price.

Title says it all. I'm allowed to import the JSON thing parser, I just dont have enough time to learn . I can pay 0.01 BTC for it. A little spanish would help, but the JSON segments of the project are quite clear, I think it would be easy to do, given you know what you're doing.

You can download it and take a good look at it. Here:
https://mega.nz/#fm/UtEwjTSY

I would need it within three hour's time I publish this. Trusted list escrow of your choice, I pay the fees.

Right there with you. Sold my last coins when I was asleep. Now I have to wait for this to cool down.

FOMO building. Must. Not. Buy... until $400!

Wow, check out the wall on Bitstamp ^{I dont really know if it's impressive or not}, somone must really not want me to break even.

Huh, I really thought we were going to retest somewhere below $300. Possibly $280, I think that it goes to show that this rally might still go up next week, if it doenst go up at all or much next week, I'll be glad to have more time to accumulate. 

Man, I dont think $300 is going to hold for long. Might go back in a while, though god knows where we'll be at when the dust settles a few months from now.

@BinaryReign, good luck with whatever you needed that lawyer for. Hopefully you can score some sweet pre-halving prices sometime after this most recent rally.

I dont know about you guys, but I am hoping for something below $300 for a while. I am convinced we're not going to hold above it for much longer.

Try to understand the truth. There is no moon.

http://media.coindesk.com/2014/03/BjP4akHCIAIaqcy.jpg

Guys, when is the next federal auction happening? I can't seem to find the date online. I think this is the last time we'll see the price shoot up then go down to under $250 (sometime after this last auction). After this, I have no idea what will happen between December 2015 and the pre-halving pump/dump.

Care to put a date on your forecast? I'm asking so that I may laugh at you come September 2016. See, I'm very confident that bitcoin's price will not dip below $100. So by which date are you so sure that bitcoin will be sold at under $100 for several (two or more) days? By which date are you so sure bitcoin will sell below $50 for several days?

I'm just waiting up on some money and I'll try to jump in at the bottom. We'll be seeing it drop a bit more. I wonder, is this price drop due to th block size debate (doubt it) or other socio-economic happenstance that is generally crashing stocks and oil prices? I'm glad to see bitcoin playing with the big boys, sometimes burning beside them. Bitcoin is a phoenix, reborn from its own ashes again and again. Just wait 600 days, we'll see we had nothing to worry about.

OMG, please! I really want some cheap, cheap bitcoin.

Maybe, but to be honest, I doubt it. Looks like we're staying in this $200-$310 range until sometime 2016. Now's the time to start accumulating bitcoins, before the halving.

I think the best solution is to make this whole ordeal automatic. Obviously, we're going to need larger blocks in the future, as bitcoin becomes accepted in more and more places. If we do not increase the limit, there will be no more bitcoin. An altcoin with a less stubborn dev team will take up the mantle of the face of cryptocurrency and pick up right where bitcoin left off.
The problem with leaving it up to the community is the same as leaving the halving up to the community, I think. Sorry to say, I dont trust people with that decision, be they node runners or not. There should be a set mathematical model based on community growth rates and estimated physical storage capacity. This is a fundamental issue that satoshi did did not seem to solve, this is about as important as the distribution of bitcoin and the 21 million limit. I also agree with ronald98, downloading and/or indexing the whole thing is a pain in the ass. I've recently had to reindex the blockchain and my computer has taken about 4 days doing so. What determines how long it takes, processing power?

Not only the price, but the whole bitcoin price chart between now and then (across all major exchanges, of course). I'm confident one could increase their money one hundred fold with that information.