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iagovar
6y ago
OVH is pretty popular in Europe. I particularly didn't notice much, but I have friends pretty angry in my timeline. I want to see the postmortem, because that thing brunt like gasoline. Maybe stacking containers is not that good idea a
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iagovar
6y ago
I like scalingo too. If you need a bit more, they have DBaaS, APP Containers and Networking.
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iagovar
6y ago
Where did you get this?
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iagovar
6y ago
> the former were more likely to skip classes, study things that were not in the syllabus (which helps sometimes), not maintain notes as well, etc. whereas the latter would typically follow the syllabus, teachers' instructions etc.
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iagovar
6y ago
Yeah, probably most? IDK, I don't have the stats at hand, but in plenty of places you're alone agains't what it comes to you, no matter your gender. The personal and societal reasoning about parenthood changes, but they still
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iagovar
6y ago
I'm too lazy to look for literature (sorry), but I remember studying it, and later read some paper about it. Anyway, whatever is the reason, they do take the tradeoff.
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iagovar
6y ago
You're right, but you ain't making the big bucks. Even then, they seem to find it rewarding enough. If I was woman and I decided to have baby, I'd probably be either very stressed with my current job, or looking for something
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iagovar
6y ago
Having Babies. Really, being a mother is what skews most stats about women on money issues. There has been policymaking about this in a bunch of european countries, and if they are released from financial constrains (handouts, public housin
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iagovar
6y ago
I'm sorry, I wanted to say "too little information", not my primary language, got confused.
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iagovar
6y ago
Crypto in general poses a problem for lots of governments. You want to avoid their control, they want to control you. They have manpower and violence, you have, at best, a network of willful individuals. So either this is a tide that change
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iagovar
6y ago
I don't ask for everything to be dispayed in public, but there's too much information. One of the projects falls inside one of my market expertises, but they just copypasted their APP store pitch. IDK, it's not very appealing
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iagovar
6y ago
There are literally thousands of alternatives to Bitcoin, who bring the same "economic empowerment". I can get instant, zero comission transfers with Nano, without banks. I assume there are many other cryptos like this one. As ske
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iagovar
6y ago
Well, if this is real and it isn't just released into the atmosphere, seems to be a good deal. Anyway, and a bit offtopic, is carbon or $gas capture from atmosphere there yet? Why is it not widely used, because of costs, tech, scaling
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iagovar
6y ago
This looks very cool, thanks.
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iagovar
6y ago
> innocent until proven guilty That's not cool anymore.
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iagovar
6y ago
You'll be a fascist sooner or later, don't worry.
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6y ago
I've been trying to look for a free alternative to MyBB (it seems stuck in development), with a discourse/flarum style out of the box, but without the need of a MySQL/Postgre installation. This is the best I've come so f
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Flatboard: Simple, Lightweight, Modern, Flat-File Forum, Using JSON and Markdown
(flatboard.org)
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6y ago
I've very skeptical for cryptos, specially about their regulatory survival, but I've been studying it a bit, and aside some obscure cryptos that are propably genius, I found nano worth mentioning as currency, and Cardano seems on
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iagovar
6y ago
Entropy is always breathing in your neck, you better do something about it, reducing exposure surface. That's if you even care about your job. And it's hard.
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iagovar
6y ago
Mikrotiks are good, and they are cheap, but they are very hands-on in setup, you have to know what are you doing.
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6y ago
I agree. You can get rich, definitely (or lose a lot of money), but if we're talking about protecting against FIAT inflation or money, there are better vehicles for that, and even better cryptos. But markets are about expectations abov
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iagovar
6y ago
Wasn't cardano supposed to fix this?
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iagovar
6y ago
If you're using pandas, try duck db
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iagovar
6y ago
You mean ObjPascal or the IDE?
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6y ago
A bit offtopic, but I recently discovered Lazarus, and I was pleasantly reminded that the language I learned in high school is still kicking.
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iagovar
6y ago
Qwant is awful for spanish, and I contacted them about some issues and they just ignore you, despite being a rather small company. I'm using DDG now.
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6y ago
That's not my idea of simple. Telegram works for me.
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6y ago
DuckDB is amazing.
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iagovar
6y ago
Neutral language doesn't work, we can see it in its price.
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