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   by iagovar 6y ago

   Why don't people want to eat lentils? I'm pretty lazy, and I make lentils with chorizo, potatoes, onion, carrot and a mix of vegetables and some condiments all the time. It's very easy to make, cheap and tastes fantastic with
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   <!-- Google Tag Manager --> 1996 site.
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   Reactos mantains that look&feel, but it's not stable yet and wonder if will ever be.
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   IDK the US that well, but if you don't have coercitive power over politicians what can you do. I'm aware that CDC has been criticized for other stuff as well, but in the end they seem to not have that much power. In my country (Sp
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   So I guess I can use SQLite connectors or GUI to play with it? I was just looking for this. Not a dev so I'm a bit dumb with this stuff, but I was definitely looking for pivoting stuff and such, which requires a lot of extra steps with
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   Well, I've never seen this in Spain or any other country I've been in continental europe. It could just be that I didn't pay attention though.
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   I'm not really putting much on the table but journalist are in my low tier of respect, if there's any. There's so many instances of abuse, lying and laziness that seems low standards are common through the profession and cou
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   I see, so it's not like in the old mobile phones where you have to press a bunch of times to get a letter, just once. It's a clever custom.
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   by iagovar 6y ago

   Sorry for the unrelated question, but I'm not from the US and I'm curious, what does this mean? 844-NYTNEWS Do landlines phones have letters in the US? Is it pressing a number several times? And also mentioning that I'm grate
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Yeah, we noticed with the last BLM protests. It's funny to see your government rushing to virtue signaling and pushing people into the streets, in the middle of the current crisis and calling the opposition to be criminals just a few
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    No idea why are you being downvoted. It seems like a pretty accurate description of what's happening. We don't have much of that in my country but we have it with women. Anyway it will eventually reach us as we're already col
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Which country?, it sounds like a good idea.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    That sounds bad if you're a white non-rich kid.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    I guess the authors didn't like what conclusions their data leads to so they just came up with this weird paragraph. It's like they wanted to throw in some discrimination out there but they weren't sure how to do it.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    We don't say that in spain, the closest would be "eh?" or "ah?", maybe in latin american they use something I'm not aware of.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Thanks, I was unable to find the map, where was the link?
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    It's mostly american media extending its culture through social media, and local media fishing for narratives. I know it because I'm spanish, and speak also french and portuguese. Witnessed all the transformation. Some academic th
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Hmm, interesting. Do you have any read on this topic?
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    If Anything the previous CoC was activist nonsense. This one seems like a compromise because tech has been infiltrated by the so called by the anglosphere "social justice warriors", lefting a trail of toxicity and destruction in c
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Well, maybe you're right, but I tried to give them some feedback about spanish results and the difficulty to use quotes and even when I really tried, it was impossible. And yes results are bad in spanish.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    > Existing European companies are much more protected than their US counterparts I'm sorry but that's not even remotely true. You have several instances of EU companies acquired by foreign capital.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    No problem, I can read french :)
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Basically. In Spain you can get such cheque, but it would be 30K and your chances of getting 1/10 lower.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Well but Qwant has its core product in its infancy, if they can't even manage that, you tell me. The problem has many layers, Europe is not really united, which makes most markets small, the governments are pretty bad at managing inves
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    The only real competitor to AWS is OVH, and it's not even close. Shameless plug: http://iagovar.com/european-web-hosting-alternatives
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Is there any place where I can read a bit about their history?
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Yes, the DoD is behind a lot of stuff but they seem to get it right, unlike most EU countries with gov funded programs that are an absolute disaster. EU taxpayers consider unacceptable that govt funding goes to waste, but in the end gov fun
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    The reality is that although we've improved, we're still slow getting data reliably, analyzing and understanding it. Science is actually a very manual labor.
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    Agree on Python. If you can throw some sql or orm with sqlite, even better
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    by iagovar 6y ago

    So, pardon my ignorance, but can we finally say that atoms are particles with concrete dimensions? Last time I checked the whole field seemed measuring everything into probabilistic and statistical terms.