elnatro

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by elnatro 5mo ago
It’s not wise to be against the direction of an executive. You will be labeled combative, misaligned, or even uncooperative. It’s not worth it. Unless you have a strong political ally, it can be career suicide in your company.
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by elnatro 5mo ago
I don’t understand that effort. They could use Deno and be done with it.
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by elnatro 5mo ago
Are these plugins installed in Antigravity?
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by elnatro 5mo ago
But as I said above, that is only true for Granada, not for the rest of what it would become Spain.
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by elnatro 5mo ago
> 800 years (that's more than European living in America now) muslim Spanish empire with its knowledge center in Toledo The Muslim dominion of the Iberian Peninsula did not last 800 years. The Muslim invasion started in 711 CE, and
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by elnatro 6mo ago
Couldn’t they just avoid touching the ground by building on top? Or just create a concrete floor?
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by elnatro 7mo ago
New to ClickHouse here. Would you thing this kind of database has a niche when compared to usual RDBMS like MySQL and PostgreSQL?
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by elnatro 7mo ago
Allow me to ask you what’s the NUC computer you are using?
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by elnatro 7mo ago
The question is when Apple Laptops are going to be able to run LLMs with a performance comparable to what the AI companies are offering?
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by elnatro 8mo ago
Why only for artists?
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by elnatro 8mo ago
Does that law allow killing them by shooting? I suppose that officers need to detain them, read their rights, and put them in court. That’s what I thought was the core of the American Law.
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by elnatro 8mo ago
Please, enlighten me a non-American, what laws allow shooting and killing civilians on broad light on the USA?
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by elnatro 9mo ago
The derailing happened where an old piece of rail from 1989 was soldered to a new rail[1]. [1]: https://www.elmundo.es/economia/2026/01/24/69751757e85ecebc3...
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by elnatro 9mo ago
All evidence shows that the railway was broken when the Iryo train reached that point. So, a maintenance issue because of lack of investment.
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by elnatro 9mo ago
Well but is the demand for office space in Denver so high?
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by elnatro 9mo ago
The investigation is already pointing on the direction of poor maintenance[1]. [1]: https://euroweeklynews.com/2026/01/19/focus-of-guardia-civil...
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by elnatro 9mo ago
You have no party but have a narrative pro-current government, while the corruption in Adif is at the worst level of history in Spain. Bravo!
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by elnatro 9mo ago
You mean the socialist party whose minister José Blanco opened the track?
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by elnatro 9mo ago
Nothing has been debunked.
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by elnatro 9mo ago
You are answering all my comments with dismissing my points. Are you angry at them? Feel that your party threatened by them? You are acting like a good politician servant. I am bringing facts to the conversation while you try to derail it.
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by elnatro 9mo ago
In a world where there is underfunding in all railway networks, both Cercanías and high speed railway (other thing is that you don’t want to see it).
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by elnatro 9mo ago
The machinists were warning about issues in the curve of Angrois for a long time. Why are you so quick on disregarding their opinion?
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by elnatro 9mo ago
You left out that the machinists warned about the bad state of the railway tracks and asked for reducing the train speed[1]. There is underfunding in all the railway network. [1]: https://www.eldebate.com/economia/20250
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by elnatro 9mo ago
Not having fail-safes is the issue itself.
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by elnatro 9mo ago
I am nos asking anything. You can think what you want. What the data that we have right now tells us is: new train built in 2022, checked 4 days ago[1], and issues on that part of the railway track for months[2]. [1]: https://elp
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by elnatro 9mo ago
Not have to do it in the first place because of automated controls and fail-safes?
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by elnatro 9mo ago
Is information war telling that the railway transport authority was aware of issues in the accident location for years?[1] [1]: https://www.elespanol.com/reportajes/20260119/adif-notifico-...
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by elnatro 9mo ago
The railway network has been mismanaged and plagued with incidents for years. See it for yourself: ADIF was aware that there were issues in Adamuz for months[1]. [1]: https://www.elespanol.com/reportajes/20260119/a
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by elnatro 9mo ago
Im what context it is normal to derail a train to avoid a crash with another one?
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by elnatro 9mo ago
According to current minister, the issues come from others before him, so it indeed makes sense to bring that up. Blaming others for the current underinvestment of the railway network is disingenuous.

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