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by iagovar 6y ago
IDK his POV, but in mine, I believe most people supporting Socialism has no role model, in part because there hasn't been any Socalism that worked out, so they end up talking about this mythical socialist unicorn. Some of them believe
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by iagovar 6y ago
I'm checking out the list for final products in Spain, particularly for ventilators, and while Hersill is in the list Temel is not. Both of them have agreements with other local companies like Escribano and Power Electronics respective
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by iagovar 6y ago
It doesn't matter how many sanctions you pile on top of each other, if you don't have a proper fab there ins't much you can do about it but plan for 15 or 20 years, shower a shitload of money on it and maybe you have somethin
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by iagovar 6y ago
You can't be independent when your only realistic fab is TSMC. There are some fabs here in Europe, all of them are WAY behind TSMC, be it Infineon, STM or even Globalfoundries, if they are still running. Designing hardware is nice, man
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by iagovar 6y ago
I currently have an Acer B115m with Intel N2940, SSD and 8GB LDDR3. I use this laptop mostly to work outdoors. I get somewhere nice, surrounded by nature, open the laptop, plug in my 4G modem and work from there. It gets me about 6h of real
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Societal impact rating agency for investment portfolios(theiaengine.com)
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by iagovar 6y ago
I'm running Android, and nothing sensitive. Use it as 4g modem, maps, browsing, and communicating.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Maybe, but I don't spend money on high end phones, I don't really see the point if you are not going to play games. I have an LG G4 and honestly, don't really need more.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Yeah, but then you have another vendor lock in, not to mention that apple products are expensive for me, I don't have an US salary.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Use firefox or brave. I solved this problem. I'm only waiting for a proper alternative to Android, I'm so tired of google and its swallow way of doing things...
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It's a sane approach, but I forgot who said "even if you know about your biases you're subject to them" (or something along the lines). That's very true IMO.
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by iagovar 6y ago
There's plenty of people way smarter than him, making way more money and making the world objectively a worse place. I don't really see much substance in this sadness point. If some people out there has Rogan as role model I hones
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by iagovar 6y ago
What makes it sad?
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by iagovar 6y ago
It looks like some people want to spend more time organizing their life than living their life. IDK man, I already need some willpower to use Trello and looks far easier.
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Feel you mate
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by iagovar 6y ago
My father has some land about 100km away from here, in Galicia, 5 or 6 pieces of about 2 to 5 km2 each, and I've been playing with the idea of making something out of it, but I know almost nothing about agriculture, about what type of
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by iagovar 6y ago
PubMed users are experts, not your average dumb user. Experts need information, not a thousend clicks and lose time in the interface. In short, they need help not to fight your website.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Mmm, I was using PowerQuery and then use the editor to do the transformations (don't remember exact names sorry), and I just couldn't cope with it.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Well, for me with my personal PC with a quad core and 24gb DDR3, it gets unusable for about 1 million rows, but it's true that most of my datasets have around 10 columns or so.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Is there any easy GUI for H2?
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by iagovar 6y ago
Yeah that's a problem, and I admit that I use some workarounds. I'd like them to implement easy drop, rename etc.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Check SQLiteStudio. DBeaver also supports SQLite as far as I remember, but it's a bit more cumbersome and really geared towards mysql etc.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Excel is nice as a simple sandbox, and PowerQuery is amazing IMO, the problem is that it's basically impossible to work with large datasets. If you didn't know about it I recommend you to play a bit with it. And check SQLiteStudio
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by iagovar 6y ago
As a non-dev intruder I have to say that I love SQLite. I do a lot of data-analysis and it makes everything easy, from fast SQL Wizardry to sharing the DB just coping a file! Just how amazing is that?! It must sound naive to some of you, bu
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by iagovar 6y ago
I'm probably gonna use your solution. Thanks.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Brave is also nice in Android, although I miss the FF extensions.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Everything described in the review is common practice in science. Scientific publishing is broken. Is not only about the methodologies and how some reviews are conducted, but you can't get the files needed to reproduce them, not to men
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by iagovar 6y ago
Amazing
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by iagovar 7y ago
It's not hating, I wouldn't buy something expensive in Amazon either. Anything where I need some real backup in case of something going bad I buy somewhere physical that I trust. In case of consumer electronics and pc parts I use
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by iagovar 7y ago
IDK, for me it looks more like a taste map than a quality map. In Spain northern regions have almost perfect water where mediterranean regions do have taste and more problems due the nature of their sources of water. I mean, it's not v

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