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by adrinavarro 9y ago
In Catalonia, secessionists feel free to talk about their political stance, and secessionists do not. This is probably caused by the sheer amount of demonstrations (rather aggressive in tone as well) by a demographic that cannot exceed 50%
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by adrinavarro 9y ago
He meant Navarra.
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by adrinavarro 9y ago
Why "half" is often said: - 2015 elections were considered "plebiscitary", i.e. in absence of a referendum, pro-independence parties ran together as one "yes to independence" vote. They obtained 39.6% of the vo
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by adrinavarro 9y ago
I think the issue is with being forced to drive instead of just being able to walk.
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by adrinavarro 9y ago
On a side question slightly related to this thread: how do you currently hire freelancers? (for startups in the U.S., hiring worldwide — not referring to the 'finding' part, but rather, the actual ops). We're using W8BEN + cu
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
I'd say that hate speech being banned is not an issue.
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
Huh? It's about creating an identity, a single market, and in the process, creating peace. I don't feel it is attempting to destroy national identity, if anything, it allows it to thrive (as long as it is compatible with the EU id
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
It does suck. I've remedied it by using bluetooth earphones & also bringing an adapter (which is pretty small) in my wallet, along with a microusb-to-lightning adapter. And now I'm pretty happy with my phone.
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
This fixes it, but it's likely any future update kills this temp fix. Hopefully Spotify will take care of this. I also noticed the extremely high writes less than a week ago. Wonder how long this has been going on.
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
If you are OK with that train of thought, then you most likely won't bother going away in your 60s for any other reason (being old, not fit, family, kids… whatever). So, it all looks like an argument for people who don't want to e
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
I do enjoy spending long amounts of time browsing the archive of WBW: http://waitbutwhy.com/
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
Do Teslas now drive around on their own? I seem to have missed something.
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
mosh is really good when used from a tablet device, ie. with Blink: https://twitter.com/BlinkShell
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by adrinavarro 10y ago
I have given out as a gift a copy of 'Predictably Irrational'. I found it interesting and insightful at many different levels (whether you're just a normal person and enjoy those 'huh' moments, or you're actual
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by adrinavarro 11y ago
If you ask me, I'd bet that it's because the brand behind the 'concerned' trademark is up to something and they are just doing their homework.
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by adrinavarro 11y ago
Well, they are the ones funding the research teams and equipment, so it's a different scenario IMHO. I think we can agree though that knowledge should converge into being easily accessible, all while reducing the collateral effects of
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by adrinavarro 12y ago
Maybe that's where you live, but on the other half of the developed world we're starting to see 100/200mbit FTTH connections being pretty common in large and medium cities, with such affordable prices that "normal people
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by adrinavarro 12y ago
Ah, the 8$ per gallon price in Europe. And I find it affordable…
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by adrinavarro 12y ago
Well… Expatistan: "Volkswagen Golf 2.0 TDI 140 CV 6 vel. (or equivalent), with no extras, new" Numbeo: "Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car) " I don't know. Not the same but very close and ali
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by adrinavarro 12y ago
Aviation and medical practice involve lives, unlike (most of the time) software development. Same happens with the speed at which it happens — aviation, as medicine, is a "slow and steady" evolution towards improvement, while soft
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
He owns a plane which he does not fly as a pilot and got a PPL which allows him to fly light aircraft in visual conditions but refuses to fly unaccompanied. I would not say that he is a seasoned pilot… There are planes and planes. Security
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
Most modern airliners have satellite links (data and voice) with their dispatch centers. They also use the ACARS system to send and receive clearances (they can acknowledge by pushing a button). The old SELCAL+HF radio is no longer in use,
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
The talent and know-how? I thought we were already past the "why buy it if you can copy it".
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
ShowRSS right now works as a piece in the workflow for many people: feed what aired a few hours ago to another system. It hasn't got an archive and it doesn't serve as one. Thus, no option to do what you say… it's meant for t
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
I used them before and I'm trying them again. They now seem to allow you to pick the best mirror available for you, so your ISP's peering is no longer a problem.
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
Hey! Someone uses showRSS! Glad you like it :D
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
Want to work in sunny Madrid, Spain? Come join us! We're ShuttleCloud, a small (<15 employees) data migration company based in Madrid & New York. We're hiring a Senior Developer and an Executive Assistant to join us in our
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
Today is a very sad day :(
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
Language isn't a problem, as long as you speak English. Outside work, you'll hear both Catalan and Spanish. Both are easy to learn and understand, and people do really make an effort to understand and be understood, so no problem
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by adrinavarro 13y ago
Apparently it's not the same build as the golden master. Agh!

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