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by Pamar 10y ago
Yes, brain drain is an issue for sure (it is also an Issue in Italy, for example, even if the country is bigger and economy is somehow in a better situation, at least for now). I am an (Italian) expat myself, so I know the dynamics very wel
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by Pamar 10y ago
Are you sure that "no jobs, low educated populous" really describes Greece? Especially "Greece 10 years ago"? I know plenty of highly educated Greek engineers or other professionals (e.g.: archeologists) and not being Gr
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by Pamar 10y ago
Well, you have to take in account that exteral temperature decreases with altitude: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapse_rate
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Business Insider Interviews William Gibson(businessinsider.de)
2 points by Pamar 10y ago|0 comments
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Stiglitz: A split euro is the solution for Europe’s single currency(on.ft.com)
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by Pamar 10y ago
I mantain a small page devoted to stoicism resources. http://pa-mar.net/Main/Lifestyle/Stoicism.html
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by Pamar 10y ago
From the article: Customers can thank Boston Market—which opened its first store in 1985 in Newton, Mass., under the name Boston Chicken—for the modern rotisserie chicken industry. This was a surprise to me. In Italy "Rotisserie chic
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by Pamar 10y ago
It is used (mostly for pasta and rice) in Italian cuisine, too. Example: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/saffron-risotto...
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by Pamar 10y ago
Can someone please correct the it's in the title?
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by Pamar 10y ago
I take exception at your use of the word "betray", here.
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by Pamar 10y ago
It still has problems with "closeness" - here are two buildings close to where I live, both on the same side of the same street, maybe 20m of distance from door to door: 1SCQU7 TMWV1V
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by Pamar 10y ago
Yeah, tried it (see my other comment in the thread). So, assuming I live at kicks.pasta.steer and someone in Mongolia wants to write me should he use: kicks.pasta.steer or хуучныг.зүүлт.суурилах or ones.necklace.based-on or цохилтын чадв
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by Pamar 10y ago
I am an Italian expat. I know from first hand experience (i.e. by trying to send a postcard to a friend) that some rural area of Sardinia do not have a postal address (even if there is a house there, not a nomad's hut that can be disas
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by Pamar 10y ago
So I googled Mongol Post and this comes straight from their homepage: САНХҮҮГИЙН ТАЙЛАН, ТАТВАРЫН ТАЙЛАН ХҮРГЭЛТИЙН ҮЙЛЧИЛГЭЭ Therefore I go on what3worlds page, and they display prominently a pin at coordinates kicks.pasta.steer - with
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by Pamar 10y ago
The webpage has incorrect label on the search box (Desination instead of Des t ination). I haven't checked much more because I tried two places where I plan to go in the next weeks (London & Hamburg) and got zero results.
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Apple acquires Coursera prof's startup for 200m(class-central.com)
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by Pamar 10y ago
Does anybody know of a comparable study for Euro countries?
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by Pamar 10y ago
but it's ASP and SQL and most of the business logic is in SQL stored procedures. Can someone explain to me why this would be considered a bad thing?
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Machine Learning Problem Bible(github.com)
4 points by Pamar 10y ago|0 comments
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O'Reilly: Data and Electric Power(oreilly.com)
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by Pamar 10y ago
AI - typo, sorry
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by Pamar 10y ago
Once, a couple of years ago, I had a chat with a woman online, and I used "rational" in describing a given choice (we both disapproved) - something like: "Well, this is not something I consider rational". She was a bit
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by Pamar 10y ago
Because we are responsive to the business, they never revert to spreadsheet solutions. Not that I do not believe you but... How hard have you looked? In my experience the largest the corporation the more chances there are that IT just doe
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by Pamar 10y ago
Glad (and at the same time sad) to see that plenty of others can relate to my experience.
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by Pamar 10y ago
Yeah, ok - excepts that, first of all, non-vegan cooking has more or less the same steps. I.e. you can still decide that your steak needs some more salt, or spices, I never heard of people eating their beef "unflavoured" because t
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by Pamar 10y ago
In my experience (which includes large companies from sectors like automotive and utilities) in most cases there is a large, RDBMS backed application doing something really critical... And then when you talk with actual users you discover a
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by Pamar 10y ago
I am vegetarian (leaning mostly toward veganism) myself and this seems a bit of an overkill... Would you mind explain this a bit more or posting a link to some resource explaining this? I am curious.
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by Pamar 10y ago
To be honest I read 1984 maybe six or seven times and I do not remeber "prediction" to be one of the main themes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoughtcrime The oppressive regime of 1984 does not use math
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by Pamar 10y ago
Here is a short dscription of how I do this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12085755 (It also works for repeating or future expenses - I often "initialize" future files with stuff like rent or an average mon
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SoftBank to Buy Britain’s ARM for $32B in Record Deal(bloomberg.com)
1 points by Pamar 10y ago|0 comments

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