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Wanna Do Business in Pyongyang? Call North Korea’s Guy in Spain(bloomberg.com)
1 points by aarroyoc 6y ago|0 comments
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by aarroyoc 6y ago
That's what I'm saying. These graphs are too broad for a country because the numbers change a lot between cities. I'm expecting that some cities even report less deaths because of the lockdown (less risky activities, less tra
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by aarroyoc 6y ago
These kind of graphs, while useful, still miss a point. My experience in Spain is that there are a some hotspots like Madrid where hospitals and morgues are collapsed but other cities/villages, which have the same lockdown didn't
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by aarroyoc 6y ago
I agree. In Spain most people are getting ERTEs, which allow you to keep the job, the state pays 80% of your salary. Also firing people is now temporaly banned (technically not, but it's much much more difficult to do until we're
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by aarroyoc 6y ago
In my country (Spain), fatality rates for March have tripled for what is usual. They don't know where to store so many corpses, in fact they're using ice skating places as morgues. So it's obviously more than a flu and the sy
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by aarroyoc 6y ago
I think to be in the list you need to have a Wikipedia page before your death, but some of them may not be in the English edition as I've checked
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
https://blog.adrianistan.eu It's my Spanish blog about Prolog, Rust and Python mainly. I thought about opening a new one in English, to reach a more broad audience, but I will not write in two blogs at the same time and the
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
IPFS doesn't have a blockchain, it's more like BitTorrent. Can you delete a file? Well, by definition all files in the universe are already defined there, as IPFS is content-addresable (the file hash is used as URL), This means th
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PlantUML CoronaVirus License(plantuml.com)
2 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|0 comments
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
It's not an invented problem. In Spain, ISPs like Telefonica and Vodafone are posting tweets are telling newspapers that people need to use the Internet with responsibility [0]. They also passed a law yesterday that allows ISPs to clos
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Wave Engine(waveengine.net)
1 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft to open new datacenter region in Spain(telefonica.com)
1 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|0 comments
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N26 Bank Leaves UK(n26.com)
6 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|5 comments
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
Thanks!
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
Hey, I'm interested. I can't see your email and probably you can't see mine, so if you think I'm not an asshole, could you send it to adrian D0T arroyocalle AT gmail D0T com
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
Something related but executed locally: https://comunica.linkeddatafragments.org/
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Breezy VCS(breezy-vcs.org)
1 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|0 comments
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AWS Region in Spain(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|1 comments
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
I'm very interested to know why this port is taking so long. Few human resources? Not a priority? Lots of assembly code?
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A Fake Country That Created a Real Political Movement(vice.com)
2 points by aarroyoc 7y ago|0 comments
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Understanding RDF(datachemist.com)
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
That's technically true also in my country (Spain), but if you talk with polling station presidents they will tell you there's a lot of allowed fraud and fake votes. Usually, they're not evil, but if you sum up one here and a
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
I tried this and is awful. GTK and Rust have two very different ways of managing memory and it's painful. Lucky, gtk-rs already helps you with their own types prepared to be used with Rc but with your custom types you need to define al
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
For me it seems bad to design some systems in English like public administrations software or following a law very closely (there are even no translated concepts in things like taxation and legal system) and data exchange formats should be
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
W3C still has lots of standards and some WGs are working fine, like CSS and accesibility. WHATWG is too much browser focused IMHO, W3C tried to be more broad with things like RDF, SPARQL, EPUB, SVG, ...
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
Metric system, date formats, currency... are the first things they pop in my mind
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by aarroyoc 7y ago
But it's still forbidden. In Spain it's the same but the rule you learn is "always on the right, except when you're going faster than the cars on the right". And you can't overtake a car when you're on the
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Copyright Directive: how the mob was told to save the dragon and slay the knight(twitter.com)
1 points by aarroyoc 8y ago|0 comments
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by aarroyoc 8y ago
Happy to see a photo of La Alberca. It's probably one of the most beautiful places in Spain, full of traditions, but very often forgotten by Spanish people, because it's isolated from the rest of the country and nowadays too few p
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Tau Prolog: A Prolog Interpreter in JavaScript(tau-prolog.org)
97 points by aarroyoc 8y ago|7 comments

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