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by kilburn 9y ago
On the one hand, look at these maps [1], that show the results of the general spanish elections since the dissolution of the dictatoship. Do you see the upper-right part that is nearly always different than the majority? That is Catalonia.
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by kilburn 9y ago
Come on jsdario... It is indeed possible to change the constution, but: 1) You need 3/5ths of the camera to do so. 2) There is only one significant state-wide party supporting self determination (podemos, which a very young party that
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by kilburn 9y ago
You are right, and I made a huge blunder while "prettifying" the code and then commenting it. It should be corrected now!
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by kilburn 9y ago
Internet activity that promotes illegal actions is already illegal, and there are laws in spain allowing for these raids and closures. Edit: "Getting away with it" is mostly a question of "which side are you on?". Indepe
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by kilburn 9y ago
The code is in the bundled file at [1] (look for the "calcular" function). The hash was distributed in URL form through twitter by both the Catalan president [2] and the catalan economy minister (who is the 2nd in command actually
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by kilburn 9y ago
The 1714 is in an abbr tag with a title that explains that ;)
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by kilburn 9y ago
> (I think your math on bits is wrong: I'm getting that log2(1010 * 23 * 365 * 4) = 33.4, not 28.) 1. Totally right that I'm wrong, but I'm now getting 48 bits, not 33 ;) 2. That was a terrible mistake of my own. The looku
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by kilburn 9y ago
Well, that assumes that all content is linked within ipfs too (which is the case here). Does that clarify it or should I explain further?
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by kilburn 9y ago
The spanish constituion explicitly states that Spain is an indivisible country. Hence, the Constituional Court (that is elected by the parliament) has ruled out that any referendum about independence is illegal. At this point, the governmen
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by kilburn 9y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I've corrected the article!
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by kilburn 9y ago
Author here. I've tried to keep the article as apolitical as possible, while giving some context to provide the setting. Anyway, I'm very interested in knowing if the used crypto is sound or not, and stirring a discussion around p
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How the Catalan government uses IPFS to sidestep Spain's legal block(la3.org)
906 points by kilburn 9y ago|548 comments
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by kilburn 9y ago
I'm sorry to say that but... have you actually tried GNU Ring? It is the least usable IM-thingy I've ever tried. I tried it in 3 different plaforms (OSX, Android, Linux) and in every case I found (different) experience-breaking
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by kilburn 9y ago
License isn't everything. An Apache licensed project with no commercial offering will happily incorporate your improvements whenever they meet its quality standards and scope. Now, when the company controlling the upstream project is c
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by kilburn 9y ago
This doesn't match my experience. I've recently built an "intranet" website for some consukting agency. They had an IOS app already, but no android app. I built them a SPA based on create-react-app with a material design
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by kilburn 9y ago
Honest question: how do tachyons differ from a (well-thought-out) collecion of less/sass mixins?
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by kilburn 9y ago
Your story doesn't add up to me. > We don't use an ad network, we sell our ad space directly to local businesses. Fine, so you either (a) tell a business that you have XXX page views per month so they'll get YYY impression
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Barcelona van attack: multiple deaths reported in Las Ramblas area(theguardian.com)
6 points by kilburn 9y ago|0 comments
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by kilburn 9y ago
It amazes me that most of you don't question the fact that you (north americans?) are paying to receive phone calls. Here (Spain, but I think it applies to all the euro zone) we just do not pay to receive calls, which seems much more
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by kilburn 9y ago
I've been testing it out, and it does not seem like an 1.0 release by any stretch of imagination. - On a mac, the client crashes regularly. I've been able to register an account and make a video call, but there are several GUI iss
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GNU Ring 1.0 released(ring.cx)
421 points by kilburn 9y ago|187 comments
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by kilburn 9y ago
I guess I'm just not the target, but anyway... I think the website could communicate whatever it is you are doing better. What pain point does your API solve? Who is your target audience? Can you show us a simple example (or a few)? Is
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by kilburn 9y ago
Bouncing email doesn't make much sense if you can reject easily (which would be your case). Running an inbound SMTP server is much easier than running outbound smtp for laypeople. The software (postfix, exim, etc.) is rock solid (you h
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by kilburn 9y ago
General AI conferences such as IJCAI [1] and AAAI [2] have been publishing machine learning papers forever, just as they have been publishing constraint satisfaction-related papers, logics-related papers, multi-agent stuff papers, etc.. Of
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by kilburn 9y ago
Notice that this only applies to B2C transactions. Company-bought products do not have that protection.
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by kilburn 9y ago
Up to 4 days (sickness paid leave): your employer pays your full salary. Between 4 days and 1.5-2 years (temporary disability / incapacidad temporal): the state pays you 60 to 75% of your salary (depending on some specific conditions,
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by kilburn 9y ago
Because you can apply for permanent residency while being retired and living your elder days under the spanish sun, in which case you don't get health coverage because you are not (and never were) a spanish worker. If you have been wor
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by kilburn 9y ago
I'm Catalan, and I can see where you are coming from having worked as a waiter on my young days. Even if you speak broken english -which I did at the time- (a) you are there to serve, so you feel the obligation to be the one making the
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by kilburn 10y ago
> What do you do when I change my logic to, well this is a ZERO DAY exploit, but you need to be patched, without understanding the complexities of your device or network. I'd say you are changing topics. The topic at hand is about d
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by kilburn 10y ago
Talk to your advisor about that. Everybody is pretty sure that journals are to support your academic curriculum: good luck getting postdoc positions without Q1's under your belt. Of course if you are in one of the Ivy league universiti

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