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by iagovar 5y ago
Would you say it could be possible to code with such display if it was attached to a laptop?
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by iagovar 5y ago
I'm submitting this mostly as a curiosity, but I'm sorry, this product is deprecated due to Pixel Qi closing shop. I wonder why this projects never take off, while I see plenty of people interested in an outdoors-capable laptop. I
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by iagovar 5y ago
Hmm, where are you from? I'm from norther Spain and those nouns don't suggest anything related to science for me. "El matemático" may be, but just because we associate it with a theoretical field, "Informático"
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by iagovar 5y ago
I guess a lot depends on who and how they pay to deliver. I got an internal x260 battery (that can't configure properly in Linux, if anyone knows about it) a few days ago and has been a disaster. In the case of Spain their customer sup
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by iagovar 5y ago
Great investment.
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by iagovar 5y ago
So... he went to Romania for setting all up there?
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by iagovar 5y ago
I'm one of those noobs. Python... IDK, I don't really like pandas, but i can do anything with python, the community feels pretty welcoming even when you're asking stupid things (which I do), there's plenty of information
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by iagovar 5y ago
Having an US office is due to business needs?
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by iagovar 5y ago
But americans do get marketing though. I bet you know about a bunch of companies that were doing $thing in $country before, probably with better outcomes, but never got the recognition. In Spain, for example, many industrial companies have
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by iagovar 5y ago
Then travel more man. Trenitalia is pretty competent for whats out there. They even have boats to move entire train carriages with the passengers inside to islands? That's pretty cool! Here in Spain we have RENFE, and they are pretty g
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by iagovar 5y ago
I'm from Spain and I find relatable. I've been in places where I didn't have to eat, so when people orders food every day I just compute in my head how much money goes to waste. Another thing that I do, is consider the abilit
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by iagovar 5y ago
Getting fired for a poor choice of words in a book that has no direct relation to your job. I would say "what a time to be alive", but It seems much more prevalent in the US/UK, I hope it gets contained there.
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by iagovar 5y ago
We already have em, but they lag behind TSMC by decades
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by iagovar 5y ago
No way. That must be top tier talent. With 10k USD a month you basically own the town. You can go very very far with that money in western Europe too. Maybe places like Paris or London may be much more expensive, though.
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by iagovar 5y ago
It's a lot of work honestly. I once played with that idea (not for the US) but I have a life and so on...
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by iagovar 5y ago
Yes, but hedonic adjustment is basically an attack of the bottom line of inflation as an useful metric IMO. Inflation is typically used for measuring purchasing power. IDK much about CPI because I'm not from the US, but in my country t
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by iagovar 5y ago
How does this work. Does the file need to pass through a server before reaching the other end? or is it streaming directly between sender and receiver? Also, does it need to put the whole file in RAM first?
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by iagovar 5y ago
Hmmm, it seems like https://webwormhole.io/ has changed from last time I used it. https://wormhole.app/ seems more similar to what I remembered as frontend. I remember trying many of those services and I de
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by iagovar 5y ago
That's not good.
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by iagovar 5y ago
I studied sociology in Spain. Here going to uni you can't choose much what you want to study so you have to go through every roadblock and eat that theory timesinks. There's too much activism in the field. I know people in social
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by iagovar 5y ago
A glance at some apps looks like soe low valuation is simply because changes in the android API and such.
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by iagovar 5y ago
For competing with google one would have to set up companies with proper humans in the loop, and in some neutral and stable jurisdiction. For non-US customers it would be also very helpful to tone down the heavy political patronizing that S
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by iagovar 5y ago
Problem is that everyone is a nazi nowadays, except the ones calling others nazis.
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by iagovar 5y ago
Because of scale, and because they own almost the entire ad space. But yeah, IMO the reputational damage in the prosumer POV is already reaching a tipping point. It's too early for them to notice anything but it looks that it has enoug
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by iagovar 5y ago
Because it happens to people? It happens to me, that's why I have a bookmark folder with a bunch of search engines. Do you think that I'll put that much effort on searching in several engines if it wasn't because it happend t
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by iagovar 5y ago
This. Sadly it works poorly in other search engines too. I have a bookmark folder with a bunch of search engines, and use it like that.
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by iagovar 5y ago
I work for a large EU Telco and I can tell you the inside battles to get stuff done are absolutely ridiculous. Of course I work for a subcontractor too.
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by iagovar 5y ago
Can I download your non-PHP app, copy and paste into a folder, and get it running after 5 clicks? More important, are the majority of apps of non PHP langs like this? Most PHP apps out there are dump easy to use. That's not the case ev
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by iagovar 5y ago
Non technical people won't use Docker, it's too complicated. Unless you make some environment as easy and widespread as your typical CPANEL shared hosting, you won't compete with PHP for that kind of end-user.
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by iagovar 5y ago
For someone who's not developer, PHP is way more simple to deal with. Upload to your FTP, follow some script or edit config file, get it up and running. That's much more complicated with virtually every other language. I mean, thi

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