Findeton

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by Findeton 8y ago
Well, Lisbon, Madrid, Valencia and Sevilla. Sure, there are cars and roads, but the public transport system is good enough that you don't really need it. You only need a car to get out of the city. Also, in Sevilla (and now Valencia to
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by Findeton 8y ago
Thanks, it's just in "unreleased mode" yet. The idea is to merge all social networks (flickr, whatsapp, youtube, google photos...) in a single one, with granular privacy controls. Right now you can only upload pictures (it wi
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by Findeton 8y ago
I use https://lyfepedia.com , which I am developing.
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by Findeton 8y ago
Well, I learned ruby (just because I had to use it at work) and Typescript. Typescript has been quite a great improvement for my web dev skills. I come from a C++ background and with Typescript I feel way more at home than with pure javascr
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by Findeton 8y ago
And how much of that production is going to actually produce it?
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Time Travel.
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by Findeton 8y ago
If that was true, they would stay as subsistence farmers. If they are not doing that, they must have their reasons (probably that you're wrong and they're making more money).
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by Findeton 8y ago
That's not the problem. The problem is that the law wants the webpage owners to be liable for copyright infringements from whatever content users generate.
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by Findeton 8y ago
You could create an nginx proxy configuration that for each request for a certain webpage, it not only redirects to the webpage but also sends a subquery to another server or microservice that you need to implement, which would log the orig
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by Findeton 8y ago
The sad take away from this, for me, is that even though politicians may seem stupid, they are mostly acting stupid because that's what gets you elected. They are not stupid, just ruthless.
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by Findeton 8y ago
That's a technical possibility. But in reality, MPs just don't have the incentives to do that. They just wouldn't get elected next time. It's unthinkable that the UK would choose to remain without a referendum. And the t
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by Findeton 8y ago
In the UK parliament voting system, you vote for the individual, not the party list. Thus MPs won't do anything that makes them lose votes. Voting for a bad deal (even though it's the best deal you'll get) will make you lose
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by Findeton 8y ago
Well, I'm kind of expecting that the no-deal scenario will actually happen. Then a big economic crisis will follow, making it palatable for politicians to actually endorse a new referendum. I'm not saying what the question in such
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by Findeton 8y ago
I'm trying to merge whatsapp|facebook|twitter|medium|youtube|google photos into a single monster, respecting privacy too.
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by Findeton 8y ago
I am using Slate Js and it's fantastic, though there are some caveats. Mobile support is limited, slate is still not in a stable release so there may be breaking changes, and for now you're limited to using react. But when it work
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by Findeton 8y ago
This is going places. It's quite useful.
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by Findeton 8y ago
Is there a 6-core mobile (low power) Ryzen CPU for laptops? I don't think there is, which is a pity.
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by Findeton 8y ago
Those pictures... that's Luxembourg. Beautiful city.
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by Findeton 8y ago
We regulate everything.
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by Findeton 8y ago
I agree with you. But that is not what the parent stated, he said that "United States used to at least credibly pretend that it cared about human rights". I don't think the US ever credibly pretended it cared. Yes, as far as
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by Findeton 8y ago
What time are you talking about? In the 40s they had concentration camps inside the US for japanese people. In the 50s they experimented on some towns/US citizens with different diseases, and in the 70s and 80s they created coups all o
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by Findeton 8y ago
It looks great. It could be interesting to use this to transform markdown documents to pdf.
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by Findeton 8y ago
G*d, I've been thinking about getting a new laptop too. It seems it's still normal to get 8Gb RAM laptops, just like my 2013 laptop, which I find quite limited for developing when you use VMs. I wonder if it's the right time
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by Findeton 8y ago
With the spread (...foo) operator you can already merge json objects. However in order to use it you need to have access to the objects you make reference to. This is how it would work: In the front end (like in react-redux) you have your s
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by Findeton 8y ago
I have a big project and a small one. The small project involves getting rid of reducers in react redux, by creating a modified version of JSON. The big project is a new social network. A selling point is recovering the idea of Google + cir
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by Findeton 8y ago
You are spot on. However you have groups in Whatsapp. If somehow you could use instant message groups as "circles" for publishing posts too... that's what I intend to do in my social network btw.
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by Findeton 8y ago
I agree that the "circles" idea is good, and that's why I'm implementing it in my social network. However the idea of circles by itself is not good enough for people to make the move.You need something else too..
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Just coffee.
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It is the right thing to do, but some politicians profit from not legalizing drugs. They wouldn't personally be middle-men if it's legalized.
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Nayghty America: https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/21/17763278/deepfake-porn-cu...

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