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3y ago
In Spain we use roundabouts heavily. They're perfect for crossings with low to middle traffic. No useless waiting time, good visiblity and no need for traffic lights. For heavy traffic, though, they're useless as the car flow of o
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Like taxes are fair... You have the freelancers and small business struggling badly in my country, yet the goverment spends millions on nonsensical programs.
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3y ago
In Spain, to send money without commercial purposes, Bizum is everywhere. No cost, no need of IBAN, SEPA, or any other information. Just a phone number, that might be in your contact list or not, the desired amount, and is done. Some busine
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3y ago
You're being downvoted, but I sort of agree... How in the world can I stop worrying about errors like using a non existant class member and having a runtime exception? How can I refactor? Ok, the core devs add annotations, then type hi
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4y ago
Everytime an application I use daily gets a redesign, my palms gets sweaty
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4y ago
It's the double standards, you know. Not being able to vote, and so... While the US and its war machine has lost track of destroyed countries in this last decades in an Orwellian permanent conflict. But the bad guys are the chinese, wh
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It is spanish! ;-) I remember my younger days when Hristo Stoichkov came to play with Barcelona FC. A very aggresive and sweary player, a few years later he left to play for Parma FC, and while playing in Italy, he kept swearing in spanish
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4y ago
To me, goverments 'green' measures are just patches that won't work, but are very likely to ruin the lifestyle of the middle class, while the affluent keep theirs untouched. At the same time, the only real solution that is po
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Daniel Kahneman, in his book thinking fast and slow, has a really good insight on why people in bad situations keep taking bad choices. Google "The fourfold pattern". Basically, he states that there's a cognitive bias where p
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4y ago
>>> when you're held accountable by an entire country... This is blatantly untrue. Heck, the infamous trifecta Bush-Blair-Aznar led their countries on a war that destroyed a country and costed many human lifes, based on what w
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4y ago
I fondly remember my visit to the videoclub. Never been a social guy, but I found enjoyable a short talk with the guy at the counter. He gave me his opinion on the tape I was about to checkout and made suggestions about the new acquisitions
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5y ago
To me, is a society and ego issue. When you're 20-30 something and a nobody in your field, but a privileged mind, you keep your eyes open to all posibilities. You are hardworking and then results come. Then you gain a name and have all
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5y ago
How about Emmanuel Macron, french prime minister, wanting to "...piss them off. And we will continue to do this, to the end. This is the strategy.”"
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5y ago
For a while, people in the open source community kept bashing proprietary software in a way that for many devs, writing such software is/was considered unethical. Something unique to software development. Yes, Linux won on the web and
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5y ago
What about looking to countries who doesn't drug kids like crazy and see the results?
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5y ago
For older kids, I think bricolage and manual labor can bring some of this attitudes you talk about. The digital world is mostly done. Everything, from social networks, to videogames is studied to avoid frustration, be addictive, and generat
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5y ago
The WinApi is too low level for most developers and situations. Usually, you won't need to directly call any API function to build even a complex program. .NET comes with everything included
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5y ago
Easier? You can get a functional, graphical, Hello World! WinForms app running in like 10 seconds, ok, perhaps 20 seconds if your computer is slow I can teach anybody with very basic programming skills to build something fancy in like 2 hou
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5y ago
There's no way to tackle such an array of crazy concepts without being highly speculative and incurring in inconsistencies. I guess you like better smaller plots, the author can make more consistent and believable. To me, the way Liu l
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It's not. That idea is obsolete and is very easy to prove. Take patient A in a control room and make him eat 2000K calories a day. Take patient B into the exact same environment, eating the same calories. Apply insulin shots only to pa
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There's an Spanish Twitter user, who mostly writes against, gender equality regulations in Spain and violence against women, by men. I'm yet to see a rude or unpolite message by him. He's composed, respectful and logical and
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5y ago
Because emotions rules. It doesn't matter that you know what you have to do, eat well, do exercise, how to prioritize, what's good for you and what's not. Unless you steer your emotions in the right direction, you won't
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Spaniard here. Here, If you are aware of new wokeness trends in the US is question of about 3 months until the spanish left and media start parroting the new word, idea or whatever. The consumed culture is overwhelmingly US based. Netflix,
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I've been working with Realsense depth cameras for a while, and was mostly pleased with the software, hardware and the ecosystem. Intel developers and engineers seems to be trying hard. But at the same time I was wondering how, for a b
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5y ago
I've been using TbSync for the last couple of years, and CalDav works flawlessly for me.
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Spaniard here. The donation page thinks I'm mexican. Changed to es-ES but didn't work at the first time. The paypal link seems to do nothing. Tried browsing from google.es and again it was set to Mexico, though this time I was abl
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Shockingly to me, in many fields, Google results are bare. Coming from IT, in the industry, even questions about software (very specialized, to be honest) get useless results. I think the openess of information in software is the exception,
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I agree. In my case, living in a medium size city of Spain, I get a 30 minute commute from to the office, driving on a very good condition highway, on low-medium density traffic. For me, a relaxing listening audiobooks while safely driving
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If they thought the risk of building a fav and launching a business was reasonable, they'd already have. They acknowledge the importance of the issue, but are not willing to take risks in a difficult an foreign (to them) business. So,
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6y ago
And how about too empathic people? They're never talked about, and seem like they don't exist... but they do, and usually lead miserable lifes due to their insistence in an excessive identification with others people problems. The
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