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by elnatro 2y ago
How many hours per week does he work? How much is he earning by hour?
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by elnatro 2y ago
Even centuries later (1200s) the king Alfonso X the wise had to choose a main variety of Spanish among the ones that were used in the kingdom of Castilla y Leon. So I doubt any previous change in the language was a coincidence or fashion: t
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by elnatro 2y ago
All speakers of old Spanish had bad teeth? And from all zones? Doesn’t make sense.
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by elnatro 2y ago
Good point.
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by elnatro 2y ago
I have the feeling that I’ve mostly worked in legacy projects. What does it say about me?
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by elnatro 2y ago
The Inquisition did not exterminate to the level of the Aztecs. Aztecs were sacrificing people by the thousands. Indeed natives were a crucial part in the conquest of the Aztec Empire by the Spaniards. Some sources: https://www.b
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by elnatro 2y ago
They weren’t doing human sacrifices at that time at least.
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by elnatro 2y ago
Not to the future victims of the Aztecs.
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by elnatro 2y ago
No it does not show enough creativity as it just created the skeleton for parsing some code. I suppose the original code came from some official docs.
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by elnatro 2y ago
Ignoring the issue would be the most sensible approach? I’m scared about possible damage to my reputation…
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Ask HN: What license to choose in an open source project with code from an AI?
2 points by elnatro 2y ago|5 comments
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by elnatro 2y ago
Funnily enough, the “Alhambra Palace” is a hotel that opened at the beginning of the XX century, while the “Alhambra” is the monument from the medieval age. The Alhambra is not a palace, well it was actually a castle (the meaning of Alhambr
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by elnatro 2y ago
Im case of a catastrophe, wouldn’t be better to rely on non-tech storage of information? Like books, for example? And if so, what printed books would be better for this purpose? Encyclopedias?
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by elnatro 2y ago
Just for curiosity, do you remember at what age did you read it?
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by elnatro 2y ago
Exactly, I was waiting for them to show some writings of Velazquez about being inspired by the sculpture or by any other source, but was disappointed to find that it was more like an opinion unsourced piece.
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by elnatro 2y ago
Thanks for your work and for bringing up this issue to them!
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by elnatro 2y ago
Ouch. So we (app developers) are doomed with this feature?
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by elnatro 2y ago
Thanks, I’m not an embedded developer and was losing the train of thought of the author.
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by elnatro 2y ago
I’ve always envied Wolfram for his work ethic and accomplishments. I wonder if his complexity ideas from A New kind of science could be applied to software, do you know some applications on that?
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by elnatro 2y ago
Does this mean that even the Python 3.13 version is around the corner we have to expect some issues when running threads on a program? Maybe I’m slow today, but are the author complaining (rightfully so) about the buggy no-gil implementatio
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by elnatro 2y ago
There is a lot of bad advice I’ve received over the years: - you don’t need to go to a good university, this one (low tier uni in my country) is fine. - don’t fight bullies back. But the worst is not receiving bad advice, but receiving no a
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by elnatro 2y ago
But the plants would need to be in controlled atmosphere domes. Could any plant be genetically engineered to withstand the lack of atmospheric pressure?
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by elnatro 2y ago
Thanks I’m thinking about golang, I don’t know we will see. Thanks for your advice!
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by elnatro 2y ago
Well the idea was to use a typescript-capable environment, and we thought that deno could be a good fit. The main problem is that we spent more time doing trial-and-error than actually developing software. Maybe it was a bad choice, yes.
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by elnatro 2y ago
So when is this going to change? I mean, I suppose deno will become mature at some point, right? How did other languages become mature?
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Ask HN: Does anybody else is disenchanted with some languages ecosystems?
6 points by elnatro 2y ago|10 comments
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by elnatro 2y ago
I have never used purest but the built-in unitest library. Should I use pytest? Is better in some way?
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by elnatro 2y ago
I don’t think that’s true even less true in a digital economy we are all in. Poorer regions like Extremadura and Andalusia have been neglected for centuries and now the economy is so dire we are seeing a mass migration from south Spain to o
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by elnatro 2y ago
All politicians have been saying that a decade at least. In Spain, home owners associations can forbid tourist apartments if they vote it. Why can’t they just do it? Spain is suffering a multi-centralization process. Madrid, Barcelona, Vale
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by elnatro 2y ago
Is there any place I could buy this game of cards?

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