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iagovar
8y ago
It happened in the last flat I rented. In the end we had to threat the owner with violence and property destruction, so finally he rented it long term to some guys. It's sad to get to this point but nobody was going to do anything and
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Sometimes I feel strange in the "data science" field. I did a sociology degree in a small Spanish university (UDC) and I found the Multivariate Statistics course way harder than almost anything out there. I do struggle with progra
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iagovar
8y ago
So they can know who they are talking to. IDK in the US, in Spain most services use DNI (national identity document 00000000A) to identify a client and the telephone number as most easy way to know which location is the customer asking info
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iagovar
8y ago
I work for a large ISP. The reason why tech support ask again for information is one of these, or any combination. a) The backoffice is really shit, broken, and doesn't even display any info (down, badly designed, etc) b) Backoffice an
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iagovar
8y ago
I have a guy like that in my job. I don't really understand why we hired him.
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8y ago
I am affiliated to a trade union in Spain and I find it mostly positive. Most trade unions seem lazy, like just structures of bureaucrats, but this one runs very well. I pay a monthly fee of 15€/month, have access to a labor lawyer and
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iagovar
8y ago
Add call centers to that. I basically had jobs in every position of the customer side, and it really helps you to understand many things.
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iagovar
8y ago
The only adjective I'd put for Twitter video experience is shit. I really hate it.
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Not outside the US, so I won't be so confident for non english data.
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8y ago
How do you target owners in FB (A bit time since I don't use it, but don't remember any particular filter allowing this)
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iagovar
8y ago
I did this, and I have to say it's easy, convenient, and most of the times on point. The problem is simply that executives do not believe their own workers, as bad as it sounds, or maybe they are incapable of filtering the signal from
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8y ago
How does mapbox compare to carto.com ?
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iagovar
8y ago
Is there anything public beyond betfair and predictit? Specially for the EU
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iagovar
9y ago
What is that? Servers? I may be blind but I don't what those are.
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iagovar
9y ago
When I read comments like yours I wonder why don't you people move of of LA. I'm not in the US so maybe I'm missing something.
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iagovar
9y ago
Mmm tried to fill as a dating site, but it doesn't seem to fit the available options
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iagovar
9y ago
You are right about this. I suggest you to report it in the repos or forum, they are somewhat responsive to it and it definitely would be a plus for everyone. You also have Orange from Biolab, although is way less powerful but it has some c
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iagovar
9y ago
Knime is, maybe, what you are looking for. Sad the server version isn't open source AFAIK.
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iagovar
9y ago
Try KNIME. You can do data science with a GUI and not to be limited at all. Specially if this GUIs let you also execute Python and R. Also, Knime and similar apps show a workflow way easier to understand at first sight. Specially for people
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iagovar
9y ago
Research papers are typically about very specific topics. It would be strange to end up reading one on the Internet unless you already know the field keywords and use google scholar or any other science-oriented browser.
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9y ago
No. I know at least one political consultancy that does a similar work in Spain, although I only know they work with data, use micro targeting and is run by a sociologist.
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iagovar
9y ago
Did you tried qwant? (best use lite.qwant.com the main sain is a bit overloaded with info) They have their own crawler apparently.
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9y ago
Pelican? Is that a cms?
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9y ago
Publii is fishy, they dont have public repos
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9y ago
I'm a layman in this stuff, can IPFS sites be accesible from http?
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9y ago
But op-int for what? For being tracked? Using you data? Just showing you an ad?
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iagovar
9y ago
Non-US here. How is it that you are subsidizing here? Don't you share expenses?
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I'm currently running a forum where people has to select it's gender. I'd say, by the samples I've done, that most of the people don't lie. And the stats are not surprising, I have about half females, and they parti
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9y ago
picocms
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9y ago
Almost every payment processor accept debit cards, which is widely used in europe.
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