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by helloguillecl 5y ago
How does he feel cognitively?
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Oh yes it has improved a bit... If you happen to be paying paying at least 10 EUR :), otherwise you'd be bellow the mindestbetrag
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I'd fall into this explanation if I didn't need to post yesterday a sign-up form for my daughter's school.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
JSX certainly does not run in the browser.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Of course not, it is just a way to show how fast things can go with PHP.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Well, I think then you'd agree with that we need the right regulation so the right incentives are put in place, and that at best would be better not to have the industry dictate the regulation, that in this case sounds absurd. I was ve
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Did you actually read my comments in this conversation? Are you aware that in Germany clinics have different prices than the ones you pay after insurance? I have always talked about prices before insurance , which is what I'm arguin
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
The United States leads the way in treatments and medical tech, but this gives me the impression that the US society is not benefiting as it could from that.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
@garmaine I'm talking about the one the most prestigious clinic in South America in Santiago [1], and that's before insurance. I never paid that myself, because it was covered by the insurance. [1] https://www.clinicaal
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Yes, and it would be even more expensive in Germany. But in both countries the insurance covers normally 50% of it, wherever you go. If not all. (Other sickness are covered normally 80% if not entirely whatever insurance you have)
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I can tell you that you cannot freely open a clinic in Chile, and Doctors have the monopoly on many treatments that are delivered by nurses or other workers in Europe. Becoming a Doctor is not easy, and foreign Doctors must go through diffi
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
This is absurd. Even in a country with liberal economics and "free choice" health system (however with universal care, and state regulation), the same stitches in a world-class private clinic in Santiago, Chile would cost 400 USD,
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I got sucked into React, graphQL and Nodejs and and always missed Rails, with all the hype I never thought that the environment would be so far behind. It's all my fault. But now that Rails has incorporated Stimulus as a sane approach
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I think this is not the case. Actually, it's more like they give you some restricted benefits matching something near the fees incurred. And only if you redeem them. It is also virtually cross subsidy from people paying cash/bank
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
It is mind blowing that in 2021 we have a payment system collecting a fairly big percentage of the economy's output. I don't know for sure, but 2% over revenue could easily be about what the government collects in corporate taxes
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Thanks!
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Thanks! But does this prevent me from hosting it on say, an instance on Google Cloud? What's the wording that would prevent that?
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Outline looks fantastic. I prefer open source to build a Knowledge Base for my business. I would def not use a proprietary system. IN my understanding the licence allows me to use it and do what I could do with a normal open source licence
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
How would you search for it? /s
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Thanks for sharing your story. My German wife could not help herself getting emotional about the character of the people there, where she lived for 10 years, while I read her your post.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Ping me if you ever want to visit. I'll help you make a personalized plan.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Santiago would be quite what you are looking for. Plenty of trees and grass :)
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
One of the most impressive things you get to see there is the Flora and Fauna around the San Pedro de Atacama area. It is so beautiful to see the life thriving in such an hostile environment, at around 3.000 MASL. It gives you a unique pers
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I generally don't like when technology gets itself in the way to solve a problem. Why would you need the user to make your search engine the default one before even trying it? This is red flag at least for me, far from convenient and I
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I'm very sorry for your loss. Beautiful video.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Younger people speak English but it depends what you want to do. People are friendly so they will normally try to help you out anyways. Let me know if you need any advice: guillermog|at|netnotion|dot|com
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Good question! I moved to IPhone after having to follow the uncertain and complicated upgrade roadmaps of Android Phones. I use Apple Notes and Reminders heavily. They feel stable (of the kind of stability in which you know they won't
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
It's not a bad idea in some cases: For example in Chile checking accounts were quite difficult to get for the poor until the state's bank [1] started issuing a bank account to anyone who requested it at $0 fixed cost, at a loss. T
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
The resources actually don't go anywhere. You can have deposits and investment in many countries owned by these shell companies. There are mostly used to conceal the actual owner of those assets, if nothing else.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
A way to think about this is to see Google (or Apple) as a De-Facto State which governs a very important "ecosystem" in which customers and other businesses rely almost exclusively on. Its very existence depends on businesses an

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