Oletros

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by Oletros 10y ago
> and new jobs will be created just like they always have been. I highly doubt that new jobs will be created when the trend is to automate them. And we still have the problem with the people unemployed by the automation, what we should
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by Oletros 10y ago
If you can explain your fears perhaps we would understand, because I still don't know why using Azure is a privacy trade? Does Microsoft "steal" the data?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Trading privacy? Can you elaborate?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Not in Northern Italy :) I would like to know why the downvotes, my wife is from Milan and her family from a town near Bergamo and everybody I know have dinner between 19:00 and 19:30
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by Oletros 10y ago
I live in Spain and we have dinner at 20:00, almost all my friends and family have dinner between 21:00 and 22:00. My Italian family have dinner at 19:00
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Sure, which is why I was asking you for someone arguing this who was more impeccably non-biased. Ars Technica, for example
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by Oletros 10y ago
Perhaps a middle ground is like what you can do on Android, by default is a walled garden without the capability of installing from third party sources but you can enable it with a very big and scary warning
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by Oletros 10y ago
Well, they used the license used by Apache Foundation when they developed Apache Harmony. They couldn't change the license
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by Oletros 10y ago
But in the case of API's, the signatures and the semantic meaning are the same
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by Oletros 10y ago
> it's nearly impossible to find someone separating the quintessential geek love for Google and geek hatred for Oracle from the facts of the case other than Mueller. But you can't separate the facts from the quintessential paid
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by Oletros 10y ago
> This fragments the ecosystem and essentially allows Android to benefit from the works of the Java rightholders without making those contributions equally as useful to Oracle Java itself. Java SE, Java EE and JavaME are incompatible. Ja
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by Oletros 10y ago
> They took not just the signatures but their semantic meaning What's the difference between the signature of an API and the semantic meaning?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Google didn't use OpenJDK, they used Apache Harmony implementation
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by Oletros 10y ago
I don't think that Florian Mueller is an unbiased source, he was paid by Oracle while the trial was happening
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Are you now saying that greenhouses are so warm because of their CO2 levels? No, what the OP says is that CO2 acts like a greenhouse
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by Oletros 10y ago
But when a region so huge as the Artic or the Antartic have a trend of increasing temperatures we can start to think that there is a change
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by Oletros 10y ago
Perhaps the downvote is by your implication that it is just fabrication from the news organizations
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by Oletros 10y ago
The problem is that it is not just a warm day http://ak-wx.blogspot.com.es/2017/02/arctic-update.html
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by Oletros 10y ago
> It's sad some scientists go to far in manipulating data to fit their model, but that doesn't mean every scientist is crooked. Then you'll be glad to know that that has not happened in this case
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by Oletros 10y ago
Agood account of this can be read on Ars Technica [0] [0] https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/02/article-names-whistl...
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by Oletros 10y ago
It is The Register and their FUD campaign
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by Oletros 10y ago
I don't know in other countries, but in Spain you can get fired with two weeks notice
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by Oletros 10y ago
> The ban is a temporary measure and has nothing to do with religion. When there are exceptions involving religious minorities in the EO, there is a lot about religion
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by Oletros 10y ago
And exactly how someone that works in an office in Barcelona, an elderly or a couple that is looking for a flat can take advantage of those opportunities?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Yes, there are a lot more entrepreneurs than people that doesn't work in the tourist sector, are you serious?
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by Oletros 10y ago
And you know that it will by many years later exactly why?
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by Oletros 10y ago
> That said, they were just protesting in Barcelona against, of all things, tourism. You don't live in Barcelona, isn't? The protests were against the gentrification of the city. People that live or work there are suffering th
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by Oletros 10y ago
>"Soon the McDonald’s workers Sanders and Democrats promised would get a “fair living wage” to take customers’ orders for Big Macs “will have absolutely no wages at all courtesy of the ‘Fight for $15,’ ” Zero Hedge reported on Jan.
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Of course France (and most of the EU dystopia) is a socialist basketcase beyond redemption so the "thin edge" metaphore is not entirely applicable here. So yes, you see witches everywhere. The best thing that can occur is th
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by Oletros 10y ago
> then it takes a hardcore Stalinist Hyperbole like this is what makes those arguments ridiculous. Or perhaps you don't know what Stalinism, Socialism and Communism is and see it everywhere, like witches in the Middle Ages

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