iagovar

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by iagovar 6y ago
This article could be a Tweet.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Such as? I've never encounter anything I wasn't able to overcome.
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by iagovar 6y ago
But fiat has taxes, and state-backed violence and jails. If your state demands your taxes be paid in FIAT, no matter what you wan't, you'll be paying in FIAT (or fined, or in jail, or depending on the circunstances maybe dead).
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by iagovar 6y ago
I think that you miss the tradeoff. By using so much electricity, we have: 1) It's not being stored (where they do). In some places they pump water or use other methods, which help to aliviate demand/offer tension when needed. 2)
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by iagovar 6y ago
You can do that with SEPA? I mean, I just send money to my landlord every 1st day of the month, and I got it automated in my bank page. And every bank account I had has this.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Go and rent a place in one of the many places that do receive this waves of migrants. Talk to people.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Labor cost are way lower in southern and eastern europe.
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by iagovar 6y ago
It's a nice idea, hope you translate it to spanish, cheers!
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by iagovar 6y ago
So you want OpenRAN, that's cool, but who is exactly going to build the hardware for that in Europe if it isn't Nokia and Ericsson? Infineon? IDK man, I lack information here but I'd say that be careful with what you wish.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Isn't funny when the lowest common denominator (or whatever is called in english) just rules everything around you?
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by iagovar 6y ago
Commercial displays are very expensive though.
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by iagovar 6y ago
I have a dumb Toshiba TV, it's snappy, just plug in HDMI and it works. No loading times, no bloat, no ads, no Automated Content Recognition), not using my network when I don't want to... I invite everyone to buy dumb stuff, becaus
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by iagovar 6y ago
Do it in the US if you want, leave everyone else alone please. Telegram is very useful, I have been part of Telegram groups with very good content and I don't want someone in SV decide for me. App stores have been a mistake.
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by iagovar 6y ago
I've never seen it in Spanish publications, although I've been told it happens (social sciences). I know about the politics too, that's the main reason why I never went to pursue an academic career, but being honest I never w
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by iagovar 6y ago
Spain spends too much energy dealing with internal problems.
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by iagovar 6y ago
It really surprised me too. But here we are.
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by iagovar 6y ago
The material conditions on which Trump was allowed in office still exists. Unless the Democratic party has some quick solution to prevent large swaths of the american population to decapitalize, lose their standard of life and become poor,
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by iagovar 6y ago
But it's the implication, because you can say the same about every big corp competitor, and even about big corps depending on when you draw the boundaries.
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by iagovar 6y ago
If I had to bet, most people who talk about Gab, never had a Gab account, and got his info from your average political commentator threads in Twitter and your average media pieces. Right-wing people has the right to exist, and should have a
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by iagovar 6y ago
Ok, lets put our entire communications into the hands of a handful of corporations. What could go wrong.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Actionable public policy is difficult and requires to think stuff twice, measure results and to be practical. Even for general guidelines (unless you just want to dump money around). I can tell you about public policy that mentions no racis
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by iagovar 6y ago
It seems interesting as an hypothesis, but it could also be wrong. In the Internet most of the times you don't know who you're talking to, so just in case I come across as rude, bear in mind, I'm not in or from the US, and I
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by iagovar 6y ago
> The root, she says, lies in structural racism. Another HNr deleted his comment, but this needs more substance before thrown around. When I was studying sociology I noticed this trend of finding some general stat and the author follows
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by iagovar 6y ago
You've saying this since the 70s, how much change on people minds did you achieve without fear?
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by iagovar 6y ago
It wasn't anywhere similar, and even the content of the article states so. I don't understand why is there so much insistence lately to draw this paralelism, It isn't the first article I stumble upon. In Spain, there was a pr
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by iagovar 6y ago
I'm not in or from the US, but I've been following US politics since 2014 probably. Isn't a weak republican party a risk for the US? The country is a two party system, what will the Democrats become if they have no competitio
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by iagovar 6y ago
Are you looking for something specific? Most tools have documentation you can bang your head against.
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by iagovar 6y ago
Yeah, when data piled up I had to think about how to store it, RAM, and a bunch of other things that I didn't have to consider with sample data. Specifically RAM and how to transform data without so much need of it was a concern for so
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by iagovar 6y ago
I happen to scrape a lot of large websites (mostly forums currently) and that's messy enough to force you into learning tricks. I didn't stumble upon into any (tabular, at least) dataset that wasn't very curated. Keep in mind
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by iagovar 6y ago
Im my journey through data analytics, what helped me most is to fight with real datasets. Lectures are fine, but you don't really grasp the little details needed to do a proper job until you have messy datasets, very large datasets, ha

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