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iagovar
6y ago
I can understand the Fuzz in high-income countries. 30k seems doable when your income is in the range of 60-200k. For me 30K is a lot of money. And honestly I don't really feel that moving around a massive battery in a newly produced c
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iagovar
6y ago
Ok, now try to sell an electric car to someone who makes 10K/y or less. People just won't have cars.
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iagovar
6y ago
IDK, but I won't spend 30K in a car that only allows me to city travel. If I'm forced to live without an ICE I just won't have a car, and that's it. That's fine for many people, not so good for the car industry and
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iagovar
6y ago
No offense, but you have to be quite adventurous for living in India.
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iagovar
6y ago
They can ban ICE cars as much as they want. More than half Europe won't buy electric because they are too expensive. And not only that, you can't plan to travel in a lower end electric with their ranges. Recharge is very slow. You
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iagovar
6y ago
This happens in Spain too, and I bet more countries are on the list. Universities can't train people in the lastest tech. It's not what they are for. That's the job of "Professional Formation" as we call it in Spain
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iagovar
6y ago
I am by myself, I have no money backing my sites, how much time spent catering to outliers do you think is reasonable?
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iagovar
6y ago
Really liked the introduction, it resonates a lot with what I've been thinking for a while.
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iagovar
6y ago
Hey man, thank you a lot, I really appreciate your insight! I've already followed you in Twitter :) Por ahora no tengo más preguntas, le seguiré la pista a los links, a ver a dónde me llevan, gracias!
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iagovar
6y ago
I see, thanks. I'm sorry for the amount of questions, but I'm very curious! Do you see the ruling elite technically qualified for such leap? And if they are not themselves, are they hiring adequate decision makers, engineers and s
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iagovar
6y ago
Wasn't that the oil income wasn't really redistributed, but kept by the elites? I heard there was some real state being built and such, but there wasn't really much improvement for most. Is still Fernando Poo more developed t
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iagovar
6y ago
Thank you for the insight, much appreciated. Do you or anyone in your family keep in touch with E. Guinea in any way?
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iagovar
6y ago
My guess is that because E. Guinea wasn't given much attention until very late in the colonial Spain, it didn't really leave much footprint in the spanish society. Anyway, there are some documentaries about it in the Internet (in
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iagovar
6y ago
Nice story. To this day many Spaniards are unaware that Ecuatorial Guinea is a former colony. My memories from High school are that we glanced over it.
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iagovar
6y ago
Mikrotiks are not user friendly though. If you don't know at least a bit of networking it can be difficult to set up. There's no better bang for the buck, that's true.
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iagovar
6y ago
More than being black, which I'm sure it contributes, I think he was a bit of an outsider in academia. Typically you would make friends and connections so your work gets more spread out. It seems that sowell was a bit on his own. There
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iagovar
6y ago
I think you're too naive. This decision makers are not worried about anything but their PR. Your competitor is the Woke mob, although they'll say they do it for you. Adressing real issues cost money. Making bullshit changes is fre
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iagovar
6y ago
My suggestion is that if you plan to open a business, go to Portugal instead of Spain. Spain is increasing taxes and they already were pretty hefty for Limited Liability companies. Portugal is similar on paper but it's easier to start,
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iagovar
6y ago
I began studying sociology in my mid 20s. That's what threw me off the left most than anything else. I remember I discovered Sowell about that time, and it was challenging and refreshing. I'm still a strange flavor of a utilitaria
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iagovar
6y ago
I can live off a bunch of years in Spain for that money.
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iagovar
6y ago
You can have an entire life in and out of the internet with spanish, without need of English. I'm not saying it's the optimal choice, but only if you get technical you'll miss something. And this is even when localized result
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iagovar
6y ago
I would pay. I like Telegram too, for some reason I find myself liking it much more than WhatsApp, it feels snappier, web and desktop Telegram fells nice, and I don't need having my SmartPhone connected. Some time ago it was unthinkabl
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iagovar
6y ago
I don't see it happening. Anyway with the amount of problems this country has to solve, the government should spend some energy on it. Anyway, I'll probably will be out by then, I got tired at waiting for stuff to be fixed.
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iagovar
6y ago
Keep in mind that inflation is most likely to have an "hedonic adjustment" in your country (I presume the US) too. When you look at differences of prices from decades before, in my country you can see that electronics got much che
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iagovar
6y ago
It's like that in Spain too. If it's complicated you get an appointment, and an estimate afterwards.
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iagovar
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> I had to implement an ETL Buddy, google DuckDB, it's like OLAP SQLite. You'll thank me later.
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> Seriously? Unbelievable.- Yeah, no kidding. It was like wildfire in the spanish IT community. Apparently, most operations are back online, but the website still displays a warning. There's very little info, probably different subc
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iagovar
6y ago
They restored a flat copy from archive.org It looks bad. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt but... they either don't want to put it online for some reasons, or they don't have backups available. My bet is that the entire
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iagovar
6y ago
I've only used text translation for articles and such, and the only translator that it's up there, from all I've tried (quite a lot), seems to be DeepL. I speak spanish, english, french and some Portuguese, and deepL is consi
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6y ago
> how to recover the magnetite Won't that happen with the same magnet?
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