jaoane

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by jaoane 1y ago
I assume you use an RSS reader to read multiple feeds, not only HN.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Disable the in-app browser I guess? If it doesn’t run extensions at all, are you not using an ad blocker? o_O
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by jaoane 1y ago
There is absolutely nothing wrong with gatekeeping. There are people who you definitely want to keep away.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Maybe after ten years.
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by jaoane 1y ago
You have chosen to put yourself in a position where either you think the government acts in your interest or you have to be at war with your government. The answer lies somewhere in between.
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by jaoane 1y ago
I live in Spain and there is no rising anti-American anything. The average person doesn't care beyond the Trump hate that is spewed by the mass media, but the mass media spews hate about many things, so much that the average person can
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by jaoane 1y ago
You should be able to protect your home yourself, but the government doesn’t let you. It’s simple blackmail.
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by jaoane 1y ago
The “a sane person wouldn’t do this” argument is really not that good.
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by jaoane 1y ago
The pension system has always been a ponzi. Only now we are faced to realise it because the pyramid was flipped violently.
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by jaoane 1y ago
If you do research independently without the backing of a prestigious university and/or corporation your research won’t be taken seriously and it will be impossible to have it published, which is as good as not doing it in the first pl
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by jaoane 1y ago
In free countries you still need funding to do research and they won’t give it to you if you want to study something they don’t want you to. The result is the same.
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by jaoane 1y ago
There are places in the West where this has been done and all you get is ghettos full of scum and crime. You have to pair this with jobs and a way of promptly removing undesirable elements from the neighbourhood. Cf. section 8.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Unlike in “free” countries where you definitely pinky-swear do not have politics or corporations manipulate research.
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by jaoane 1y ago
“may have” “could make”
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by jaoane 1y ago
It's not surprising that people chose being able to afford food over intellectualism.
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by jaoane 1y ago
You probably read too many news articles that were written to put you in a state of despair about the present and the future. Mass media and social media want you to feel miserable; don't let them.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Use your browser’s reader mode. For example, on Safari, tap the icon to the left of the URL and then tap show reader.
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by jaoane 1y ago
> Drawing on the current geopolitical landscape, Calviño sees the uncertainty generated by US President Donald Trump's economic policies as an opportunity for Europe. The opportunity of wasting the hard earned money of the citizens
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by jaoane 1y ago
I am not convinced by this attitude of “I am being paid peanuts so I’m not going to do my job”. If you don’t like the salary then find some other job.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Why not both? What’s obvious is they don’t want us happy. Happy people don’t need medical treatment. Happy people make more intelligent shopping decisions. Happy people don’t overeat or drink as much alcohol. And so on.
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by jaoane 1y ago
You prosecute whoever set the system up. The same way you’d prosecute a surgeon for malpractice. These are professionals. It’s their responsibility to build a solid, secure system. If they can’t or don’t want to then they should find anothe
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by jaoane 1y ago
When you’ve been working with computers for long enough, the powers of 2 live in your head… and there’s no way 0x1000 is less than 4096 :)
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by jaoane 1y ago
>What should be the real continuing inexcusable outrage is that Windows, even today, grants all applications full access to read the titles of all windows with no way to disable it. No thank you, I want to keep my OS with apps that are p
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by jaoane 1y ago
Complaining about the pink legend whilst you parrot the points of the black legend…
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by jaoane 1y ago
>Spawning a PYTHON interpreter process might take 30 ms to 300 ms before you get to main(), depending on the number of imports That's lucky. On constrained systems launching a new interpreter can very well take 10 seconds. Python is
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by jaoane 1y ago
Unless your claim is that the same error can happen more times per minute because threading can execute more code in the same timespan, this makes no sense.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Why? Didn’t they own most of the company?
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by jaoane 1y ago
Practically all ads I get on Facebook are crypto scams that use AI-generated videos of politicians from my country to convince you. For ads where the page information section is available, all of them are published from the third world. I h
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by jaoane 1y ago
The actual options are: either you pay with your data or with your wallet. Which makes sense since, you know, journalists like to eat and eating costs money.
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by jaoane 1y ago
Which is not what’s happened here. This went to court but the sentence was annulled because the prosecutors messed up.

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