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iagovar
7y ago
Niche stores tend to be better, at least the feedback from clients means something, unlike amazon where sellers just open up with another account. And some of them test what they buy.
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iagovar
7y ago
This. I used to read this comments and think it only applied to the US. Also happening to Spain. Amazon has become useless. Rankings are weird, quality stuff is is very hard to find and I have to resort to forums that point to Amazon links
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iagovar
7y ago
ARM servers aren't much cheaper and you deal with extra stuff. I'm sure they have their use cases, but as a typical VPS user I don't see the point.
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iagovar
7y ago
We can track sync changes, or really almost anything, crc errors, traffic, whatever we want really, although we only do it on demand. You put a customer ID in the tracking system an it queries and stores results. It also performs analysis a
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iagovar
7y ago
The ISP I work for does, and it's a very large one (not in the US). If a router is not ours, we check for sync or if PPPoE is up. We tell the customer what's the result of our tests and offer a technician if they are willing to pa
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iagovar
7y ago
I work in this field in Spain. Margins in this sector are slim, deployment is expensive. EVERYONE works with simultaneity rates, it's the only way to have cheap connections. In fiber connections is actually not that expensive to split
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iagovar
7y ago
https://elpais.com/economia/2020-03-16/las-empresas-inician-... Just look for ERTEs. Not to mention that most SMEs are not prepared to deal with an almost 100% income down.
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iagovar
7y ago
Dude make everything you can. If they don't trust your word, try to show them news pieces that explain the nature of the exponential function. NYT on others are doing some work on it. Believe me, I went through 2008 and it was hard her
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iagovar
7y ago
Please Americans, take preemptive measures. Ramp up masks, respirators, gloves, alcohol, bleach production. Work from home if you can, protect workers from logistic chains. Don't wait until you have the numbers on top of you. It's
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iagovar
7y ago
This is exactly how it happened in Spain. Please guys, consider it, most media is just nonsense, people pretending to have knowledge about stuff they don't know shit about. Most of you here are smart enough to know what's an expon
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iagovar
7y ago
Maybe my memory is fuzzy, but the moment I've got the first reports about R0 incubation period etc. I have to say that some time ago I had a course of applied statistics with epidemiology exercises so I was not really an alien to it, b
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iagovar
7y ago
Spanish lead epidemiologist was telling us a few weeks ago that nothing was going to happen here. I did my numbers back in December. In January was already pretty worried, but I'm not an expert I thought. Maybe there's something I
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iagovar
7y ago
Im one of those users, and I tend to use HeidiSQL or DBeaver for exploring.
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iagovar
7y ago
That would be a breath of fresh air
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iagovar
7y ago
As european, don't count on Europe neither. Italians are already backing up in their statements as they clearly see they are the only fools that were willing to make any sacrifice to try to contain it. Another instance of pathethic eur
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> There are no French or Spanish clients. The Scorpene submarines were built strictly to be exported by the joint venture. Spain was expected to buy some, France wasn't. Not french and spanish clients for Scorpene, but a Spanish cli
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iagovar
7y ago
IDK why this keeps coming again and again. I'm sadly in my phone but this is actually false. The client asked for changes mid construction phase so they had to redesign it. S81 and following ones already include this changes. I'm
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iagovar
7y ago
In that case you should Kickstart some media outside India. It's your best bet folks. You have a large talent pool and I'm sure you'll come up with some way of financing it.
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iagovar
7y ago
The webtorrent app. There has been some talks about implementing it in libtorrent but no one seemed to be willing to make the effort and maintain it.
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7y ago
Could coops constitute, at least, a partial solution to ageism? Many of the US commenters have expressed their frustration and experiences in this regard, perhaps cooperatives can serve as a good quality alternative. Perhaps the problem is
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7y ago
That has nothing to do with anything I said.
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7y ago
> any of the large Spanish companies, as all of them have extremely close ties to francoism Come on dude, is this really necessary in HN? Don't you think you're stretching it a bit?
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iagovar
7y ago
Nobody said any of that, just told you to not accuse people of BS without proof.
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iagovar
7y ago
What a weak and low effort post. This is not reddit. If you didn't find anything then that's were you should stop, otherwise you're only trying to entertain your biases and push them onto us.
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iagovar
7y ago
I always see the same faces in all the Eroskis in my city, are you sure most of them are temp workers?
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iagovar
7y ago
They look small-ish though. I wonder if there's any big coop software company out there.
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iagovar
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I know a handful of them in Galicia, but they look small-ish. Mondragon had a tech consultancy company but I can't find them.
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iagovar
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One day someone has to make a dataset of how much talent we waste in the EU. Bsc gets paid by EU taxes, guy ends up teaching in US university or working for US company. It has become the cycle of life.
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iagovar
7y ago
I'd like to see that data.
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iagovar
7y ago
Then, like anywhere else, you can try to become a citizen. I mean, it's not like Spain has very strict requirements.
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