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by ghego1 6y ago
Great, thanks for the clarification
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by ghego1 6y ago
I use Tidal and I'm very satisfied, the catalog is huge, and the playlist are really well curated, plus their music suggestions are always spot on. I would suggest anyone using Spotify to switch. On the plus side, Tidal also pays music
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by ghego1 6y ago
I would add an option to order the locations by type of status. I was trying to see what countries are not accessible, but I couldn't get to the close section as it was too down the list (it stopped loading)
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by ghego1 6y ago
This look pretty cool, but being free I fear it might exploit user data. How do you collect and use user biometric data?
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by ghego1 6y ago
From the article: All of these concepts rely on hydrogen as a primary power source While cars are generally moving much faster towards batteries, for various reasons including that we lack a physical infrastructure to distribute and sell hy
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Airbus reveals new zero-emission concept aircraft – Innovation – Airbus(airbus.com)
1 points by ghego1 6y ago|1 comments
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by ghego1 6y ago
> just good enough to swamp any litigation into oblivion This describes so we'll what the majority of lawyers would do with this tech that makes me laugh. The tech world: let's build AI to improve how the judicial system works
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by ghego1 6y ago
This
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by ghego1 6y ago
Pro tip to FB: arguments that would make a good case in a US court are probably going to be felt very differently in Europe. In this case what FB is saying to regulators is: EU regulations are working.
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by ghego1 6y ago
Agreed! I omitted this in my original comment, but that's exactly what I did many years ago :-) For some years I would watch both, but then I just got bored of F1 and only kept watched 2 wheels. Now I don't have so much spare time
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by ghego1 6y ago
Throw away your TV and always use an ad blocker online. You will still be exposed to some ads, but nothing compared to what you are avoiding. In my case it works so well I am often unaware of new "trends" in products adverti
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by ghego1 6y ago
As someone who's been a fun of formula 1 for the first two decades of my life (mid 80s and after), essentially since I was born, and then completely got bored of the sport, I'm astonished of how much action there is in a sport tha
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by ghego1 6y ago
I'm sorry for the OP, and at the same time a bit relieved that I'm not paranoid. I've always feared that registrars would do that, so I've never really trusted them. The way I do it is to check only once I'm ready t
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Mercedes ready to roll out solid-state battery tech for production in city buses(autoblog.com)
2 points by ghego1 6y ago|0 comments
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by ghego1 6y ago
> evidence The problem with climate change is precisely this. In order to convince everyone we need evidence. However evidence, strictly and scientifically speaking, can only be produced once a phenomenon is fully observed, understood, a
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by ghego1 6y ago
My two cents, thanks for the developers, Dropbox works perfectly and it's hands down the best place to store one's digital life. I am a paying gsuite user, and nevertheless I pay for Dropbox because Google is not even close to whe
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by ghego1 6y ago
Considering that for iOS/mac/apple platforms devs will probably chose xcode, and given the premium one has to pay for mac computers these days (justified or not, I'm not saying either), I fear the answer is no. Most devs that
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by ghego1 6y ago
Agreed!
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by ghego1 6y ago
> I'm sure there's a VSC plugin for that This part of your comments nails 100% why, for me (web developer, 90% in typescript these days), it's nearly impossible to justify paying for an IDE. Visual Studio code has almost e
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by ghego1 6y ago
Confirmed, Google Sheets does have an API and it works very well, see https://developers.google.com/sheets/api
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by ghego1 6y ago
> 1. I think many public sector organizations in Europe lack basic knowledge of FOSS and have IT managers that don't even know what it is. Confirmed. Source: I teach these topics in University, including in post graduate courses for
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by ghego1 6y ago
Based on my experience as a developer and user I can't understand how PayPal got so big and ubiquitous. I had the worst experience ever in trying to set up our recurring billing system with them, wasting several days of work, to the po
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by ghego1 6y ago
I'm speechless, and I'd bet that GPT-3 wouldn't
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by ghego1 6y ago
As per Sketch, I used to love it when I was on a Mac, then I switched to Windows and since there's no Sketch for windows I switched to Lunacy (Windows only), a completely free native app that's 100% compatible with Sketch and that
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by ghego1 6y ago
Thanks for the additional context, the numbers are even more astonishing when compared to the median income
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by ghego1 6y ago
You are right, this happens a lot when drafting documents out-of-court documents. IMHO this is a useful "feature" for lawyers. Don't forget that usually lawyers of two parties are working"together" only apparently,
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by ghego1 6y ago
I deeply and honestly would love to agree with you but unfortunately I can't based on my experience. I write a lot of stuff in the legal area (articles, books, contracts, court documents, etc) and there's nothing that comes close
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by ghego1 6y ago
Sure, I've sent you an email :-)
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by ghego1 6y ago
Having a lot of experience in both legal (academic and lawyer) and tech (developer and founder), I totally agree with you and think you framed very well the situation. As a lawyer I can full confirm that our industry works as you have descr
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by ghego1 6y ago
> there are experiments which show that the brain calculates the answers and "presents" the answers later on to the consciousness. This made me think of an async process

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