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hevi_jos
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It is their main business. It has always been the first step before war against other country to support revolts and popular movements. Sometimes, countries protect themselves using revolution in other countries. For example Lenin wanted to
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That is the benefit, shipping quickly. It is exactly the same benefit as financial debt: It lets you start working now. Technical debt is good if what you can create quickly and dirty actually improves your productivity. That is what tools
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Remote work needs development. We have a long history of work in the Office, a History over 100 years long, with a significant fraction of the population working there. Lots of companies have experimented and risked with different approache
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There are some kids that are precocious, but not geniuses. The do things way earlier than anybody else but then they stop developing at a normal adult level. Like the kid Terenci Moix that was deciphering adult Egypt hieroglyphs being six y
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Are you sure of that? I believe humans have evolved to accept certain damage as natural and it just repairs itself. When I expose myself to moderate amounts of light, my body reacts making my skin darker, which protects my skin against ligh
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The most profound thing that ever happened to me reading books was "spaced repetition". Spaced repetition is the model about how your memory works the author claims do not exist. With Anky I know exactly how much I retain of every
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I had the opposite experience. I have been using LED lighting for 20 years now. Are you sure your brands are original? Be careful if you buy in places like Amazon, at prices too good to be true, because they will be Chinese clones.
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"It has helped malicious actors during the 2016 U.S. presidential election and the Brexit referendum, arguably helping to subvert democratic institutions." Wow, it seems clear to me that some people only respect democracy when the
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Laser printers have cancerous particles on it that fly into the air. A little detail when you have it in your house. I thought about using the same enclosure with carbon filters that I use with my 3D printers but it is a lot of work. Carbon
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It comes from 3D gaming and hardware acceleration. In 3D you use hardware acceleration that is 100-200 times more energy efficient than drawing in the CPU. But you loose flexibility. It is actually way cheaper to actually clear the screen a
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Following the same logic that you use... have you calculated how much memory do you need to store the memory of a single treeview, or a single scrolling document of just several pages? Two floats? You are using a memory that is a CPU memory
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If you have to create a big texture for the GPU, this is the definition of slow. One of the big advantages of drawing for every frame is that you only need to draw what is visible. And do it in real time, with no perceived lag. For a text e
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In most of Spain there are 3 months a year in which there is so hot you can not do intellectual work without external aids like aid conditioners. This is something well proven, that over certain temperature, mathematical work drops enormous
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As a programmer my experience is that I get "depressed" if I do not get out and exercise every single day. I get angry at other people or at things like clients or taxes or whatever. I start getting lazy at stuff to do. Just getti
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I had to use my own computer programs in order to be able to solve Google's CAPTCHAS!!! Machines solve them much better than I do, way faster and way better. And the most important thing, it does not frustrate or mentally exhaust me, l
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The main points of Apple changing to ARM is: 1. They don't need to pay licenses per core, so they can put 48, 96 cores in a single machine. 2. Is ARM as powerful as Intel, of course not, but who cares? ARM is more efficient so just add
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Europe needs competition on the rail networks, just like air traffic. This will happen over time. In places like Spain it will start this year or next one. In Spain and other European countries, there was a State monopoly on rail. Extremely
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Carmena is communist, an "elpais" is a leftist newspaper. They are partial and you can not trust them on this. Specially now that we are under elections. An 8% difference with last year is nothing in Madrid. Madrid has big differ
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This actually never existed. It was vaporware. A good video showing what something should be, not what it actually was.
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Fascism was socialism by itself. The creator of Fascism was Mr Mussolini, himself a member of the communist party in Italy. It was only that Mussolini wanted to create a socialist movement independent of the International Socialist , the Ko
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I bet lots of people will contribute to open source banking software if creating a bank were not extremely regulated so creating public open source bank were legal. In that case, banking software would be very useful for the community and
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It is clear reading your comment that you do this transformation in your head automatically: Progressive = Left = Good Right = Bad I don't believe that the access to what public funding pays (public research) is intrinsica
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I do not believe in blind fate, but common sense. You can extrapolate the future following the trends just like Jules Verne did. Take for example smartphones and tablets. After the "one computer in every desktop" was accomplished,
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It took multiple people to conceive OOP. Alan kay was the dreamer, the academic that conceived it. But it took other people to materialize it into something practical. Those people had different skills than Alan Kay, and they used languages
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It is quite obvious to me that the author is ignorant on the history of computing. The reason of the popularity of OOP is way longer than java, Xerox invented the graphical desktop and ALSO OOP. When Steve Jobs was ousted from Apple he crea
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A spirit level does not tell you anything. The had existed in planes almost since planes exist. You can not differentiate a force coming from plane acceleration and deceleration from gravity(which also comes from some kind of apparent decel
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I believe you miss the main issue: Most people don't know or don't want to do computer systems administration. People don't need to know mechanics to drive a car, or architect to live in a house and Facebook, Google... are do
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Daydreaming is the first step, necessary and extremely useful.Alone on her own the visionary role does not go far enough though. What happens is that usually the capability of visionary (seeing what does not exist yet in front of you like i
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There is nothing wrong about being an engineer. In fact, most of the best leaders I know are engineers, because having both operative skills and decisions skills is incredible powerful. You don't need to negate your engineering skills,
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Currently it is ridiculous that in Spain 10 o'clock in the evening is actually the same that 8 o'clock in Germany. That is because Germany and Spain share time while being almost two timezones apart. This was done by Franco to coo
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