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by iagovar 7y ago
Maybe scalingo.com or fortrabbit.com for php?
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by iagovar 7y ago
I tried ARM servers in Scaleway and honestly, unless your profile is sort of a sysadmin or you're motivated, it's just dealing with some issues and less power overall. Also, AFAIR they were around the same price of X86 instances.
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by iagovar 7y ago
I learned this lesson the hard way. But now I resort back to books and obscure sources for my stats training. It's slow and painful, specially when you're alone and there's nobody to answer questions about this weird aggregat
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by iagovar 7y ago
So... using voluum?
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by iagovar 7y ago
Isn't this dangerous in terms of virus and bacteria re-activation?
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by iagovar 7y ago
Foreign Policy has biased publications. I know this because I've been involved in events they talked about and it was indeed biased and lacked information, and some of the context. The job was still better than main stream media, that&
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by iagovar 7y ago
Being informed is hard. Now, I'd be talking about the spanish speaking-sphere, but I guess some of this may apply to the US too. Every time I want to dig in a subject it always comes down to this: 1. If the topic has scientific coverag
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by iagovar 7y ago
AFAIK qwant is using its own engine
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by iagovar 7y ago
Maybe you just don't get to know what problems it causes because they don't talk about it. Dual stack is currently under testing and afaik higher ups are not very happy about it. Maybe we've done too early (it was about five
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by iagovar 7y ago
luna-lang
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by iagovar 7y ago
They are alaready doing so. IPv6 test enviroments has been a disaster in the ISP I work for, too many devices don't support IPv6 in the domestic market and solution to router IPv4 over IPv6 are problematic.
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by iagovar 7y ago
Clean the data, normalize, make some multiple regressions and you may have something interesting Edit: The data is honestly a mess. Good luck to anyone that want's to make any analysis. They should have done a proper form.
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by iagovar 7y ago
Will the fan make something this time or will it be a placebo again?
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by iagovar 7y ago
Note: Kuka is basically chinese now, even moved operations to china.
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by iagovar 7y ago
Hmm, seeing the documentary, what would you do if you're working in Alenia? Do you deliver the parts anyway and hope FAA? Do you stop production and lose the contract? From a Supplier perspective it's an interesting discussion.
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by iagovar 7y ago
I would say, as european, that all this storm of shit is good news for Airbus, but I hop on Boeing planes too, and I think competition is good news. Boeing is maybe too big to fail, but the reputation hit they are taking may lead to compani
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by iagovar 7y ago
Well, because Excel is quick. I know R and SQL, and I still use Excel a lot. If I want a quick overview of a problem, query db from Excel -> PowerQuery -> PivotTables. It's easy to use, it's very easy to find solutions in go
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by iagovar 7y ago
Do you use powerquery? for that?
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by iagovar 7y ago
I work for a large european behemonth with business all over the world. It's all you would imagine of an old-style management large company, with an insane amount of bureaucracy and an uphill battle to make anything productive. The way
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by iagovar 7y ago
The more I know about cryptos, the more I remain skeptical. The only people I know that uses cryptos seriously are acquaintancies from latin america, and none of them for storing value, with the exception of Venezuelans. Not even argentinia
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by iagovar 7y ago
It actually looks very cool, I'm going to try it. What would be the business model?
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by iagovar 7y ago
Well I didn't know that we were going to link straight up propaganda here in HN. I wonder how much time until we bring Sputnik and RT. For those who didn't know this site: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan
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by iagovar 7y ago
Welcome to reality mate. You cannot get a constitutional change if you burned your political capital decades ago. FFS, even the Basques turned their back to catalan politicians.
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by iagovar 7y ago
I don't understand your point. Nobody is the majority of Spain, but certainly most regions are far away of the power Catalans have in their hands, be it because of their population (gets you more seats in the central parliament) or bec
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by iagovar 7y ago
I guess so, I didn't do the analysis, but I'm pretty sure the guys who did the app already thought about that possibility.
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by iagovar 7y ago
Aaaand the black legend strikes again.
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by iagovar 7y ago
All forces were active during that time. National Police, Guardia Civil and Mossos D'Esquadra (Catalan police). Probably Guardia Urbana (Local Police) too, but I'm not sure.
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by iagovar 7y ago
> The question is if a democracy can be called democratic if it's impossible/unlawful for minorities to secede. I also think that a secession wouldn't be the smartest choice, but that's a totally different matter. I d
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by iagovar 7y ago
> whether it could be defined as "terrorism" is somewhat ambiguous. I won't define it as terrorism, but if you are in the Police and you really have no other legal tool, what do you do? If the boundary is fuzzy enough, the
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by iagovar 7y ago
> As long as Spain's judiciary still sees it fit to hand out multi-year sentences to people peacefully following democratic principles, they seem very much an extension of the government and not an independent body. There's not

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