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by elboru 6y ago
I stayed in Dublin for a couple of months and I loved it. I was able to go shopping, restaurants, parks, bars or anywhere by walking. I learned I’m a slow walker, at list compared to the standard walk speed of a walkable city (I had to cons
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by elboru 6y ago
Not even to know how to create, disassemble or repair something in your house/car?
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by elboru 6y ago
So if we find the cure for all diseases, we still need to figure out how not to drive to become immortals.
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by elboru 6y ago
I have a similar experience, I'm typing this on my 2013 MacBook Pro, I don't notice any significance performance issue, and all the hardware is still intact, it's really amazing. This was my first Mac, I'll 100% sure buy
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by elboru 6y ago
That was a nice story, I would love to know what happened in Enceladus.
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by elboru 6y ago
As a Catholic I can confirm. So many priests and lay people are trying to make Mass “fun”, it’s sad and most of the time cringy.
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by elboru 6y ago
In my region we use "¿eh?" more like an informal abbreviation for "¿qué?", so I guess it's similar to huh.
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by elboru 6y ago
Some wheeled toys have been found in Mexico, it’s not like the wheel was never invented. But The Americas didn’t have domesticable large animals that could be used to pull wheeled carriages (bisons were not domesticated at the time), that’s
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by elboru 6y ago
Why did Humans need to move out of Africa?
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by elboru 6y ago
I guess it's optimized for some computers/networks but not for others. Right now I'm in an area without optical fiber so I have to use a 4g modem (12 MBps), I have an old 2013 MacBook Pro and even though my setup is far from
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by elboru 7y ago
Facebook didn't start tracking everyone all across the internet either.
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by elboru 7y ago
I think the main difference is the size, burritos in Chihuahua are not as wide and they are usually made of a single dish. I'm not an expert in Burritos from California but I've noticed they are filled with lots of things, differe
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by elboru 7y ago
I'm from Chihuahua and I can confirm this, burritos are really common over here, but not so much in other parts of Mexico. Burritos are the food you will get when you're in a hurry. You are late or you simply don't want to co
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by elboru 7y ago
Just yesterday I watched a video that was difficult to detect it was fake, it was too funny to be true though. Anyways I couldn't tell just by looking at the video. The video showed Mexico's president next to a phallic shaped cact
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by elboru 7y ago
I look forward for the US to decriminalize all drugs. I’m Mexican and I live near the border, I’ve seen every day for the last 10 years how cartels gain power with all the money sent from US consumers. That money and power has corrupted not
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by elboru 7y ago
> I also wonder whether religious groups who don't accept blood would potentially accept this. I understand they don’t accept blood from other people because they believe the blood is tightly related to the soul. So if the blood is
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by elboru 7y ago
I usually hear this kind of statement, is it really that simple? Aren’t there other geopolitical interests from the strongest economy in the world?
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by elboru 7y ago
Are they taking her with her consent? Did she decided to go to Florida? Deluding the meaning of what a person is or what is not doesn’t look like a good idea in the long run.
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by elboru 7y ago
I recently deleted all my “controversial” tweets (about 3 or 2). I just don’t share the same opinion than the majority in a couple of topics. I never got into any kind of trouble because of that, my tweets were far from inflammatory, but af
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by elboru 7y ago
As a kid I once experienced something worth of an Animal Planet show. I was a typical city boy, but I had family in the country side, I would spend some weeks down there on summers. For me that was extremely boring since I didn’t have other
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by elboru 7y ago
It would be great to use that kind of language in software development, I think it would avoid a lot of bugs and discussions between QAs and developers.
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by elboru 7y ago
It seems like he got his account back one month later: Tweet: https://mobile.twitter.com/N/status/438426408721735680 The verge article: https://www.theverge.com/2014/2/25/5448392&#x2
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by elboru 7y ago
Mind to extend your comment?
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by elboru 7y ago
This kind of comment is the exact reason why I keep coming back to HN. It's great to read stories of real people who have worked in all kinds of amazing and inspiring projects, thanks for sharing your experience with us, it's alwa
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by elboru 7y ago
99% of the planet would disagree with you: http://www.globalrichlist.com/
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by elboru 7y ago
Then we have the “touch buttons”, which doesn’t have any of the benefits of touchscreens (mutability) nor the benefits of regular buttons (touch feedback).
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by elboru 7y ago
Exactly this! HN for me is the safe place. It’s politics free and memes free, if someone wants all that stuff you can easily go to Twitter or any other website.
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by elboru 7y ago
Have you tried Razor Pages? I used it in my last project and I loved it, it was a lot simpler and subjectively more fun than using regular MVC.
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by elboru 7y ago
Why couldn’t it be more like hardware, if it’s well built I won’t need an electrician to come every week or two to update the hardware. I think that can be true for software too, at least updates shouldn’t be intrusive (chrome and HN come t
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What It's Like to Work on Ultra-Violent Games Like Mortal Kombat 11(kotaku.com)
2 points by elboru 7y ago|1 comments

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