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by ericol 6y ago
Yes, exactly. BTW, I never said I was sharing files :) just that I replaced the corresponding apps. Lately I was using Feem, but grew tired of it because it won't allow you to choose the folder when transferring using the free app.
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by ericol 6y ago
I found Termux a while ago, and thought it was interesting. then I found you can run python, ffmpeg and youtube-dl on it, and now I think it's the best thing since sliced bread. I'm still to try to run Jupyter on it, but I think i
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by ericol 6y ago
I think taxes are utterly broken in this country. For starters this one "supposedly" is a tax for a special group of people (That is, those that for whatever reason spend money in foreign countries) but the reality is that a large
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by ericol 6y ago
AS pradn stated, there was as well "shopping turism" going to Chile. Actually I just did a cursory search, and there was something posted an hour ago [0] about this. [0] https://www.infobae.com/economia/2020&#
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by ericol 6y ago
Dude. Hold my beer. In Argentina, pre pandemic there were people that actually went shopping to Miami, because getting anything Apple - be it an iPhone or a laptop - was cheaper that way. The iPhone 12 is not for sale here, but let's u
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by ericol 6y ago
Well, this is interesting (as long as something this stupid can be interesting). Somebody stated what we all already know: That there are a lot of stupid people using available tools for stupid purposes. But the person that stated this does
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by ericol 6y ago
hahahaha well I don't drink mate, actually.
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by ericol 6y ago
No... pero pega en el palo.
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by ericol 6y ago
Holy crap this is amazing!!! I'm going to pester my polish coworkers all week with this (Spoiler alert: I'm from Argentina)
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by ericol 6y ago
I don't know about any other country. but as an argentinian, at any point in my life I could read one of his cartoons and it feels like it was drawn yesterday.
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by ericol 6y ago
Sorry couldn't help myself. It was totally benign, thought. May be I should had used the boris instead as an example.
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by ericol 6y ago
Yes, I know that. And I take it a large percentage of the people that uses HN does that. But the question is, does the people that actually uses the files, knows that? The example I'm giving, is of people using PDFs with a certain form
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by ericol 6y ago
In my case, I think the correct expression would be "what's so hard about meaningful PDF ext extraction" My company uses the services of, and has some sort of partnership with, a company that makes it's business out of
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by ericol 6y ago
Try Udeler [1]. For me it has worked flawlessly since I started using it. [1] https://github.com/FaisalUmair/udemy-downloader-gui
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by ericol 6y ago
"I was today years old when I found about it"
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by ericol 6y ago
Hi, nop, the reasoning behind having a base set of packages installed is that I more often than not use those. But as I start docker off a particular folder, I could decide not to use that base folder, and then having no package pre install
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by ericol 6y ago
> We want independent envs for independent codebases OK. I understand where are you coming from, and I feel your pain, being a developer myself and have been way too many times that I want to admit on the "But, why?!" position.
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by ericol 6y ago
> I don't think "add another layer of abstraction to hide the complexity" is often a good solution I wholeheartedly agree here. > Docker brings it's own problems too This is a rather complex statement to reply to.
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by ericol 6y ago
I actually currently use python inside docker (I put that in another comment in this thread). Much cleaner, and was fun to get python / do what I wanted (Where I wanted) inside the container.
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by ericol 6y ago
> Your setup sounds outrageously complex, and I don't understand why you would do any of that But isn't that similar to what virtualenv does? The differences are that with virtualenv, folders are created elsewhere. Besides that
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by ericol 6y ago
One solution is to use Ana / Miniconda. If you are not that tech savvy, if you don't mind downloading several hundred megabytes you can get away with this easily. In my case, and contrary to what one of the other commentators said
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by ericol 6y ago
To keep up with the current times, wouldn't it be better to call it a "meme" song?
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by ericol 6y ago
You're 100% correct.
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by ericol 6y ago
Both Reddit & Quora has this sort of "annoying" pattern (In Quora it turns into a dark one as you're not allowed to scroll down on a page after a certain point). On Reddit, on my opinion it seems how bad the page looks on
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by ericol 6y ago
This, yes. To this day of the several dozen that I visited, I'm yet to find a math related article that serves the purpose of explaining the concepts laid in it.
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by ericol 6y ago
In my case, I think Docker voids the need for virtualenv. But a quick google search returns interesting results [1] I do know setting up a proper user in Docker is just a couple lines away in a Dockerfile (As a matter of fact, I did that fo
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by ericol 6y ago
I'm also "oldchool" in a similar vein. But. Docker, dude. Docker. For instance, yesterday a PHP tool made the HN frontpage [1] that seemed rather interesting. Problem is, it needs PHP 7.2+ and my app runs on 5.6.* What to do?
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by ericol 6y ago
Yes. That's actually why my tablet (That I use mainly for reading) doesn't have my main Gmail account linked to it, plus I always use it on airplane model. My take was that not that many people will have the choice to get their ha
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by ericol 6y ago
Oops, that's a bummer. Thanks for the heads up.
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by ericol 6y ago
I agree with you. Even if there might be some people willing to make the effort of re-sharing certain posts, the chain is incredible weaker.

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