HNArg024

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by HNArg024 1y ago
Great game! The rewind time "skill" it's like playing an Edge of Tomorrow game
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by HNArg024 1y ago
Yeah, in Argentina the main digital wallet is MercadoPago. Many merchants have their terminal to accept payments with credit cards/QR, and since this past summer you have the option to accept payments with Pix too. Also it goes both wa
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by HNArg024 3y ago
Looks nice! Will give it a try, so I can ditch Insomnia
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by HNArg024 3y ago
I was so hooked to his videos a couple years ago... he was making real progress to what was his 2nd iteration of the marble machine, then he suddenly decided he had to start from scratch and got into some crypto/web3.0 thing. That was
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by HNArg024 3y ago
Very cool OP! Just a suggestion. I would like to always have the option to see the solution link, or at least, once I pass print what was your expected solution. Like, for the optional challenge I wrote foo(x: Optional[int] = None) and it p
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by HNArg024 3y ago
Our currency is already super devaluated and everything has been artificially frozen for three months now, because the main rival was our current ministry of economy and he burned all ships to try win the election. So expect at least one if
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by HNArg024 3y ago
We want to be stuck with whatever the Fed does. You might think that's stupid because the Fed is not great, but what we have right now is way worse. One of Javier's main goals is to remove to the Argentine politician the capacity
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by HNArg024 3y ago
Is it me, or isn't this what we call just a "plane"? A very light-weight (maybe even cheap) plane. There's another company trying to do these "flying cars" which approach seemed better. The one with several sma
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by HNArg024 3y ago
I almost never comment here on HN (or anywhere actually), but I feel the need to express how happy I am that I found (lost in a comment a few days ago) this service. For the past three or so years I have tried half a dozen times to leave Go
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by HNArg024 4y ago
We exchange crypto por Pesos in "black markets" and use the pesos to buy the everyday stuff. Larger transactions are almost always in USD (a car, a property), but it's harder to justify the funds. Most people getting paid in
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by HNArg024 4y ago
Yep, pretty much the same here in Argentina. People are only now getting used to digital money (I don't mean cripto, I mean thinks like PayPal). Except for some places in Buenos Aires or online shops that sell contraband tech, you don&