cladopa

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by cladopa 7mo ago
Oh yeah, because Norway is very representative of the world... A country that is bigger than half Spain with 10 times less population with one of the lowest electrify prices of the entire world(5-8 dollars MWh) because of huge hydro resourc
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by cladopa 7mo ago
You mean the 80% of the workforce that was fired and the company continued running just fine? Usually just firing 3 to 5% of any company workers have terrible consequences for the company that does it. It does not speak so well about the wo
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by cladopa 7mo ago
First thing: No it is not normal thing to be alone. We humans are social animals. Once we are isolated we usually die soon, so take that seriously. Being isolated from your tribe used to be a worse punishment than death. The greeks called t
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by cladopa 7mo ago
Not that surprising if you consider that books before the Gutenberg printing press were artisans work of art that required years of work of specialists. In other words: Today some of those will cost more than a Ferrari to make. They use Vel
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by cladopa 7mo ago
I would say that the real reason is because "it works". As simple as that. The first thing you need when you make something new is making it work, it is much better that it works badly than having something not working at all. Tak
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by cladopa 7mo ago
I hate the idea. It will happen though. We always have the first wave of naive and well intentioned people. They make a company that people trust, and they get users, while burning money from investors. Then they start making it worse and w
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by cladopa 7mo ago
A very cynical article. Actually IT IS different. Actually if they manage to create a viable small nuclear reactors or Quantum computers the world will change like it changed with the Watt thermal engine. Why he is not talking about the Int
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by cladopa 8mo ago
What you are trying to do is quite easy to do with Claude. I have done way more complex things than that in hours. But having programming, managing(with humans) and engineering experience is extremely useful. It seems you try to tell the to
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by cladopa 8mo ago
I believe the article is wrong in so many ways. If you think too much you get into dead ends and you start having circular thoughts, like when you are lost in the desert and you realise you are in the same place again after two hours as you
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by cladopa 8mo ago
As someone who learned programming the hard way I hated it even when I am really good at it. It got on the way of me doing useful products and services that I wanted to create. Because of that I learned Lisp so I could do metaprogramming, b
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by cladopa 9mo ago
Actually in Spain Social Security is 30 to 40% of what you earn. From the remainder 60% it is up to 50% in IRPF taxes, so you could pay 70% of what you earn. The trick is that Franco hid the social security tax in the company side so normal
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by cladopa 9mo ago
The great thing about C is that is was not designed by a committee at all. It was designed by a person with strong opinions. This means it is really great for what it does well(what the author was interested in). To illustrate the differenc
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by cladopa 10mo ago
I don't want to fight against decades of State propaganda and indoctrination, but do you realise that by "men" they were not referring to black slaves or Mexicans in Texas or California or native Americans(the best Indian in
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by cladopa 10mo ago
I like them, for whatever reason icons are a good thing for me. I believe different people literally see the world different and there should be an option to remove icons if they prefer this way. It used to be this option at least in some p
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by cladopa 10mo ago
It is not a good idea listening to experts tell you what can't be done. Science and technology progresses one funeral at at time. Einstein's ideas were crazy for classical scientists and Heisenberg's for Einstein. The most im
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by cladopa 11mo ago
It is not called "paranoia" if it is real that they are coming after you. Have you not seen what happened to Telegram CEO?
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by cladopa 1y ago
This is a great way to spy on all your company data and give it freely to three letter agencies. Marxist politicians in companies like France or Spain will demand access to it just like with private messengers for fighting tax fraud, child
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by cladopa 1y ago
Oh yeah. Replace the stainless steel by carbon fibre, give it to your pals of Boing and instead of being ready in 2030 for 2.3 billion it will be ready in 2050 for 50 billion. Much better for making your friends rich.
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by cladopa 1y ago
Well, in the US doctors are rich. Something completely different to most of the rest of the world. US doctors are not that good compared with a German or French doctor, they could be as bad as bad doctors in other countries.
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by cladopa 1y ago
There is a very important difference: real investors risk their own money, the money they saved over their entire life making decisions. Under socialism bureaucrats risk someone else's money. We are not in a pure capitalistic society,
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by cladopa 1y ago
>Is there some reason Europeans should go to war to satisfy the desires of American organizations? That is the wrong question. The question is: Is there some reason Europeans should go to war when Russia invades a European country in ord
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by cladopa 1y ago
We have been doing this for decades. I was hired to correct and train speech recognition and OCR programs like 20 years ago. A friend of mine corrected geolocated tags. In the history of AI systems you basically had people inputing Prolog r
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by cladopa 1y ago
France biggest neighbour is Spain...
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by cladopa 1y ago
My grandmother already did that putting clothes in the sun of Spain.
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by cladopa 1y ago
It has been: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsar_Bomba
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by cladopa 1y ago
I have solar panels on my land. Do you realize how much heat those things absorb from the sun? My fields are way hotter(several celsius) because of the panels that what they were before without them. Solar panels are manufactured using ener
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by cladopa 1y ago
"[...]unethical behavior as unethical.[...]for example, you live in a nation in which corruption is open and rampant, you might not be much agitated when you learn that your neighbors cheat on their taxes." When you live in a coun
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by cladopa 1y ago
A new aluminium iMac or MacBook Air, or MS surface for 200 dollars? Those are the prices of stolen goods. A lot of people want a metal computer instead of a plastic one, but don't want to pay for it. I was offered stolen goods at those
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by cladopa 1y ago
Agreed. Something like this tool is ridiculous against companies like Google or Meta. Just with their phone apps and OS control with a video like the displayed those companies could know exactly who each person in the video is, what are the
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by cladopa 1y ago
Actually soul is Christian concept that inherits it from greeks that applies to living humans spirits only. We can talk about "anima", in latin, the same inside "animal" or "animation" to apply it to a wider co

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