javitury

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by javitury 10y ago
I have also experienced memory issues. With the weather extension, gnome-shell goes from 150mb to 2GB in a week. Without extensions it still goes from 150mb to 400mb in a week, but it is much more manageable.
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by javitury 10y ago
The recommendation to immediately transform your options to shares and sell them is the exception rather than the rule. In this context, it is assumed that options are very illiquid. But in general, if you want to recover as much as you can
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by javitury 10y ago
The most promising ones are ring.cx and tox.chat. Just note that they are in development and not stable yet.
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by javitury 10y ago
This article reminds me of a previous HN post. The program discussed was called pushpin or pinpush. These solutions are the glue between stateless and stateful services. I guess they will become increasingly important as some services speci
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by javitury 10y ago
I was conflicted when I read "3. Most selective columns to the left": http://www.unofficialmysqlguide.com/composite-indexes.html#d... Because I had previously read that it was a myth: https://use-the-in
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by javitury 10y ago
This article talking about charisma and a pastor's son reminds me of a book. A few months ago I stumbled upon "Handbook of Leadership Theory for Church Leaders - Drury Writing": http://www.drurywriting.com/sha
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by javitury 10y ago
For me the best way to have an accessible ESC key is just to use Alt-h, Alt-j, or just pressing Alt with any normal mode key. It will work on any vim installation out of the box, it is easily accessible and doesn't require remapping.
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by javitury 10y ago
I know you are looking for a python plugin. But since you mention R, have you tried nvim-R? Works for vim 8+ https://github.com/jalvesaq/Nvim-R
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by javitury 10y ago
Articles like this are helpful for some ideas. However I disagree with the methodology used(mandatory shopping list, cash only...), although maybe it works for impulsive people. It's good to have a shopping list and to be conscious of
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by javitury 10y ago
Was it a Search or a Display Campaign for Google? I could understand that adsense webmasters used clickfarms. However finding out that google is using clickfarms for Search campaigns would be uncovering the greatest scam of the Internet.
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by javitury 10y ago
I've been interested in PG sharding for a few months. I mostly hear about this citus extension, but what about postgres-XL? Does any one has had any experience to compare against citus?
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by javitury 10y ago
The real issue is that you can't solve the original problem upfront. You have to work your way acquiring new tools, capabilities, ideas... And it is easy to get lost in the woods. Which reminds me of http://imgur.com/ga
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by javitury 10y ago
Is the diagram at 30:05 right? It says: (A+C)x(B+C)=(A+B)xC However I can't stop thinking it should be: (AxC)+(BxC)=(A+B)xC
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by javitury 10y ago
I don't know how you get downvoted on this. From my point of view you proposition is very rational. Most of the industrial developments happen incrementally not overnight. Gradually setting the right incentives so consumers and supplie
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by javitury 10y ago
I'm coursing a research/PhD access master degree and all I can tell you R is one of the most popular tools. If it is used in your university go for it. It's not just the features of the R programming language. It is also free
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by javitury 10y ago
You are right. In the last step, the top arrow has to be bent outwards and then joined against the bottom arrow, instead of overlapping like I previously did/imagined. The result is a figure with one surface and one edge, like the one
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by javitury 10y ago
MAYBE SPOILER For the last problem you can bend the sheet such as the two arrows point in to the same direction(up) and are in the same side, that is a rectangle. On the side of the arrows(left of the rectangle), the bottom half is an arrow
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by javitury 10y ago
I thought it was a dejavu for a moment
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by javitury 10y ago
Take a look at: https://gist.github.com/javiertury/bf71d37ff26643eca939c6642... I've tried my best to illustrate why this is the correct solution in the url above. Long story short: Call S to the sum of all the nu
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by javitury 10y ago
> Spending 3k€ per month for the next 30 years would be about 1M€ That is only withdrawing the principal without taking into account the real interest/yield rate you can make off the investment. That money would probably last longer
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by javitury 10y ago
You are forgetting about an important bit: it isn't an isolated system. The reasoning you have used could be applied to bitcoins, after all it has no sense it is just people sending bits to each other and wasting computational resource
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by javitury 10y ago
> Google does not make very much purchases in EU, so there is not so much VAT to deduct I was arguing about the scheme that AnthonyMouse discussed. Also they can't recover all the other taxes "owed" to Spain by means of VA
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by javitury 10y ago
You forget that european VAT is cancelled with businesses upstream, that is, you can deduct the VAT charged to consumers with the VAT of your purchases so you only owe the net amount. Also there is no unified european tax rate, there are so
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by javitury 10y ago
This ugly son of a b____ is optimizing super hot algorithms and you are f______ stupid. How?... Just read this free paper >>> I wonder how long it will take until academical papers are published with clickbait titles.