RobertoG

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by RobertoG 10mo ago
they just do the maintenance when is empty?
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
I suppose a next experiment could be to reproduce sqlite from its test suite.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
All this discussions about 'machines paying taxes' and 'basic income' is just a way of avoiding the obvious question, that is: 'who owns the means of production'? If machines can make all the work, then, who ow
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
what studies are those?
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
On the other hand, we know that a lot of those who want the Germans fighting the Russians speak English.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
If this was what the Europeans voted for, they will not need to do anything of this. This is done this way so they can modify laws in the dark.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
"Another three meetings the Roundtable held were not found in the EU Transparency Register(opens in new window) at all." That's illegal behavior by foreign interests. And yes, in practice, lobbying is kind of an unstoppable f
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
Didn't also pass on SAP at some point? I think I read that somewhere.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
oh, I get it now. Thanks for the answer.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
Really? That sounds strange to me. I still have one somewhere.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
Of course the economist would say that. Of course that a trillion dollars have to be replaced. Who is that enemy Europe is going to fight? The Russians? Makes not sense at all.
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by RobertoG 10mo ago
You think that if Europe spend "enough" America would have not influence? You think that Europe would be allowed to spend "enough" but only in Europe companies? They like to talk about the bad Russians influencing politi
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by RobertoG 11mo ago
Maybe, but, in practice, email has been basically centralized too. For most people, it's just too convenient to get a gmail account for free, and forget about any maintenance headache.
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by RobertoG 11mo ago
I suspect that if Venezuela, or any other country, started killing Americans in international waters because they suspected they were committing a crime you guys will be singing another song. Due process would be absolutely necessary.
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by RobertoG 11mo ago
That's a different discussion, because this is the killing of foreign nationals in international waters without judicial supervision. If you are OK with that, then, you are, basically, OK with everything.
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by RobertoG 1y ago
pfff... "other people projects".. I was not even able to run my own projects until I started using Conda.
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by RobertoG 1y ago
so, they want the people that it's there now gone, and the control of that territory, but they don't want Gaza.
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by RobertoG 1y ago
Do you really believe that this have anything to do with the hostages? They want the land, that's it. It could be done little by little or it could be done like now, when they have an excuse. But the end goal is the same. Do you think
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by RobertoG 1y ago
Nonsense, this is about the land. Israel wants Gaza and the West Bank, and who knows what more, and if they have to go genocidal to getting it, they will. So simple like that. Any other explanation is just obfuscation of this obvious fact.
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by RobertoG 3y ago
"[..] gets turned into a project to rebuild Iraq into a western liberal democracy [..]" It's like the third time in a week that I read this nonsense somewhere. Obviously,Iraq was not invaded "to bring democracy". Al
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by RobertoG 4y ago
Centrals banks nowadays don't fix the supply of reserves neither. Only the interest rate.
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by RobertoG 4y ago
Is there an easy way of downloading the favorites?
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by RobertoG 4y ago
Well, I learn a few details with the article, so, thanks. On the other hand, and maybe is me being too literal, I think it gives the wrong impression about what a generator is. It has nothing to do with one liners using brackets. My generat
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by RobertoG 4y ago
>> An estimated 2 billion people understand English globally. That number is only growing. And what's the reason for that? Exactly what the comment you are answering says. >> While Excel has probably the most programmers in
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by RobertoG 4y ago
Maybe, but not in this particular case.
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by RobertoG 4y ago
If we assume this is happening in a Mandarin speaking country, why to hire someone that doesn't speak the local language? Does this person bring to the table something that the locals can't? Then, there you have your answer too fo
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by RobertoG 4y ago
Yeah (but as another commenter says, a cul de sac only for cars, not for bicycles or walking). It's not designed for stop traffic totally, just to disincentivize some (most maybe?) kind of traffic. The idea is also make those areas kin
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by RobertoG 4y ago
Yeah, the most clear example of that is taxis. Also less traffic makes easy for drivers that bring goods to the shops.
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by RobertoG 4y ago
El Prat is not Barcelona, and, still, you have train, metro, public and private bus as an option to arrive from downtown. The idea that public transport has been designed for tourists is preposterous. The network of public transport extend
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by RobertoG 4y ago
I fail to see how my comment proves your point and I fail to see how this comment improves your previous argument.

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