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by Findeton 9y ago
It's not a bill, as it's not a law. It's a formal request to the executive branch to do something.
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by Findeton 9y ago
It's inside a preamble/preface of what is basically a non-law proposal. If a preamble inside a law has no normative effect, a preamble in a non-law proposal (asking the Catalan government to "please" do something) has th
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by Findeton 9y ago
The parliament and the government are distinct bodies. The parliament are the lawmakers, they are directly elected, and it includes the opposition. The Catalan Gov is not directly elected: it's elected by the parliament, and they don&#
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by Findeton 9y ago
The Catalan Parliament and the Catalan Government are very distinct bodies. The Catalan Parliament is just like congress in the US: it also includes representatives of the opposition. They are the lawmakers. The Catalan Gov is the body that
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by Findeton 9y ago
It's a declaration of independence, approved in a resolution proposal, which means it's a petition to the Catalan government, not a law or anything like that. Which means it hasn't changed the legal body at all. The Catalan g
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by Findeton 9y ago
It's not true, they haven't declared independence. This is a resolution proposal, which means it's not a law and it has no legal value (I mean, not even from the point of view of a pro-independence judge/lawyer). It&#x27
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by Findeton 9y ago
I like it, but it looks like it doesn't state where are the apartments located, not at least in the frontpage.
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by Findeton 9y ago
According to a poll from a Catalan newspaper [0] released yesterday, 68% of Catalans prefer regional elections versus an unilateral independence declaration. [0] http://www.elperiodico.com/es/politica/20171020&#x2F
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by Findeton 9y ago
Bound to happen, to say the least.
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by Findeton 9y ago
Thank the government for granting them monopoly rights.
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by Findeton 9y ago
That may be illegal in the US, but I don't know if it is in other countries.
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by Findeton 9y ago
It's interesting to think about what we call corruption. If a company bribes someone in the government with decision-making power, it's corruption. If a company pays money to a person in another company with decision-making power
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by Findeton 9y ago
Because the Catalan gov has said that if polling stations are closed by the Spanish police, they will vote in the street.
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by Findeton 9y ago
And my post starts with "I'm from Spain (Madrid) and I support the referendum".
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by Findeton 9y ago
Of course, but they will use violence when something that the Catalan gov doesn't like happens. And it's not an hypothesis, it has already happened in the near past.
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by Findeton 9y ago
I'm from Spain (Madrid) and I support the referendum, because I'm an economic libertarian and I support the freedom of association and smaller States. BTW, this is not a real referendum, as there are no guarantees. Of course, the
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by Findeton 9y ago
Perhaps you should add https://fiatcoin.net to the list.
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by Findeton 9y ago
No, next question.
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by Findeton 9y ago
You can audit your ballot in some systems. For example https://nvotes.com (open source software here https://github.com/agoravoting/ ). You could even create your ballot offline, even by hand.
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by Findeton 9y ago
Can anyone do it? Is the software to do that open source?
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by Findeton 9y ago
Well, does that scale well? how much does it cost? Can a camgirl use it to "stream" (not live) her shows, for example?
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by Findeton 9y ago
What about real video recording to generate real VIDEO light fields? Also: how much processing is it required to get video light fields from video recording (with an array of cameras I suppose)? I mean: does it scale?
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by Findeton 9y ago
Related: "Message encryption a problem - Rudd" http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-40788180 It looks like the UK government is totally illogical with regards to tech. If you cannot use hard encryption, how are
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by Findeton 9y ago
I'm working on a small solidity/Ethereum project.
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by Findeton 9y ago
Whether we like it or not, electronic voting has probably arrived to stay. So perhaps the best way of proceeding is trying to harden the electronic voting systems as best as we can instead of letting other less informed people try.
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Show HN: Landing page project for Fiatcoin
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by Findeton 9y ago
You are being downvoted, but I am from Spain, which you can consider it was the superpower before England, and looking at what Spain is right now, you are right on the money. England/UK won't become the superpower they were before
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by Findeton 9y ago
Don't you have a domain? And you can setup cloudflare for free..
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by Findeton 9y ago
It's true, air travel is more economical. Here in Spain we have thousands of high speed rail trains... and the truth is that even though a ticket is not cheap, not even the line Madrid-Barcelona (which can cost 80€ for a return ticket)
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by Findeton 9y ago
Bancor, in the future.

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