dariosalvi78

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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
population degrowth rate is higher than immigration. Also immigration doesn't come without issues.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I did the same, double copy: one during the lesson, ugly and full of mistakes, and one at home, well done and corrected. Took time, but I really made sure I understood the topic.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I do the same, I include a few news outlets, HN, some good blogs I follow, even podcasts. All sorted chronologically: you can filter by source or tag, no clutter, no ads, just links and often even the full text. All is hosted on an ancient
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
Danes and Swedes are in the forefront
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
it's not just reputational damage, that's the damage now. They are basically creating the conditions for justifying any sort of action from (former) allies and enemies.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I was waiting for the prf to be implemented since a long time exactly for this type of applications (e2e encryption), but , as usual, Safari doesn't support it https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web&#x2F
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
same in Italian: milione (1E6), miliardo (1E9), bilione (1E12) etc.. the long scale a "one" is 1E6 bigger than the previous one, example: bilione is 1E6 bigger than milione.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
The worst is this a "fashion" of modifying vehicles, illegally, to make them sound like airplanes. I live in Sweden and, believe me, it is absolute hell on hearth.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
very nice and would be cool for scientific publishing, but without the publishers (or community) offering templates it'll never fly
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
also because American companies get into Europe when they are already somewhat established and can afford paying well staffed legal departments
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Major European institutes join race to save US science data(nature.com)
8 points by dariosalvi78 1y ago|1 comments
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
another tool, free: https://www.getguesstimate.com/
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
Why not calling a phone number to ask the insurance directly? Apps should NEVER be relied upon for life-critical stuff, there are just too many risks. Phone is widely accessible, mobile or not.
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
I have Outlook (at work) and Google Calendar (at home) and synchronising them through HTTP is completely unreliable. They seem to mess the time zone all the time, sometimes they publish in UTC, sometimes not, with the consequence of having
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
the problem with this is that most browsers employ persistency rules for OPFS that are not very transparent, at least for the user, or not very predicable, at least for the developer. In other words, a user can find his/her data wiped
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
Apple should just keep being Apple and things should just keep getting worse, so that people may finally realise that if all smartphones are operated by a duopoly they may understand that's something has gone horribly wrong and it may
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
Nah, the GDPR has pushed a lot of good principles directly into business decisions. It's not perfect , sure, but the mentality has changed also because of the GDPR. Compliance has zero cost, if you avoid certain decisions. AI act? We&#
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
maybe the people from US will learn that presidentialism is not a good idea?
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
BangleJS
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
BangleJs is totally hackable
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
This article puts in words what I have been thinking for some time. I can't comment on the theory of when and where wokeness starts, but I can relate to people I have had experience with, especially online, especially in academic conte
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
I disagree that "The only point of this type of research is to go with girlbrain ideology". The paper doesn't provide suggestions about what it means to have those differences, it just shows that such differences exist, even
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
going with ideology (in any direction) in this type of research is useless, it misses potential discoveries that can enhance both women and men lives and even improve equality between sexes. The press article is quite shallow, I agree, but
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
for a less toy example, it seems like FreeRTOS can be used also on the Rpi pico: https://freertos.org/Documentation/02-Kernel/03-Supported-de...
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
was doing exactly that a few years ago as Postdoc at Oxford. Yes, the pay is very low, but those who do that (PhD students and Postdocs) do it to get some valuable teaching experience more than for the money. The amount of hours they give f
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
I just need to remind that (very) often languages evolve in ways that have nothing to do with the underlying societal structure. This is my issue with lots of things being said about politics and language. Language is a tool. There is nothi
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
> why is the default descriptor not "Filipina"? Why is it not "Latina"? Why is the gender neutral term the same as the male term? The answer is quite obviously the patriarchy. It's easy to blame patriarchy, but i
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
I believe that their intention is to have something that works on any track, without signatures. Collecting signatures would be cool, but a massive work if you want to have good coverage of cities AND phones. Maybe companies like Google or
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
my Msc thesis in 2004 was about this: a probabilistic model for last-recently used queues, based on poisson processes, for network packets flows. The model worked OK on a couple of datasets I could get at that time. I tried to publish the w
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by dariosalvi78 2y ago
I think that it's partially explained by the voting system, see this for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf7ws2DF-zk

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