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by logronoide 5y ago
In Spain your employee must pay for “after business hours” exclusivity in the monthly payroll. It must clearly state that every month the company pays for the exclusivity. It’s not enough with a contract saying you cannot work after your bu
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by logronoide 5y ago
In Spain the employer must clearly state in the payroll they are paying for exclusivity. If not, even with a signing a contract saying so, it’s illegal.
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Satellite ground station upcycles trash(hackaday.com)
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Fastest Way to Load Data into PostgreSQL Using Python (2019)(hakibenita.com)
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The absolute worst scenario happened(reddit.com)
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Lp0 on Fire(en.wikipedia.org)
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by logronoide 6y ago
I left Auth0 on Tuesday and one day later the company triple its value. Never thought I would be such a drag...
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by logronoide 6y ago
In Spain this is not a problem: there are always politicians around ready to sacrifice themselves and accept the jab. https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/short_news/politic...
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by logronoide 6y ago
If you pay such a large amount of money I think “partner” should be the right word... but you are right, they don’t deserve that. May be “cannibals” is more appropriate.
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by logronoide 6y ago
The author is fully dependent from FB. He cannot bite the hand that feeds him. I think it’s a smart move to reach the front page of HN before taking this to court.
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by logronoide 6y ago
It’s hard to understand that a business partner for 15 years and after dozens of millions of dollars spent can kick you in the @@s and ghost you without any explanation. This kind of behaviors from large corporations have to stop.
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by logronoide 6y ago
An incredible talent on the pitch, a winner and a warrior. He never gave up when soccer was much more permissive and violent. He touched the ball with his left foot as an angel. A pity he hurt himself abusing of drugs all his life. ¡Eterno,
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by logronoide 6y ago
Best advice a serial entrepreneur ever gave me: don’t risk your own money. I have seen a lot of people losing everything chasing a dream. It’s the most probable outcome of entrepreneurship. Heal your wounds and stand up!
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by logronoide 6y ago
I cannot agree more from the usage point of view. But we have to think how others see them: The difference is about the “business model” of DEA and Freemail providers. It’s easy to justify in a court that the purpose of a Freemail service i
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by logronoide 6y ago
As an old girlfriend told me: “Size matters”. Closing Guerrilla Mail will upset us a lot but the rest of the world will ignore it. Close Whatsapp and the world will be a chaos.
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by logronoide 6y ago
Most people in HN use Disposable Email Address services like Guerrilla Mail almost on a daily basis to avoid companies spamming us or even worse: sell our email as PII. But bad actors also use these services to anonymize themselves and not
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by logronoide 6y ago
Since I read the word “Ceph”, I knew what the problem could be. Not the first time I find an old 32 bit binary that cannot work in very large partitions. I think they could save time using a virtual machine with a virtualized disk, if the d
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We don’t hire .NET programmers (2011)(blog.expensify.com)
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by logronoide 6y ago
Not at all. I changed because I wanted to live the experience of an acquisition and also being part of a company that will probably go public. That’s something only a few people working in tech can enjoy.
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by logronoide 6y ago
I had a side project called https://Apility.io while I was working full time at Microsoft. It started as a side project but soon I realized it got traction and hundreds of user used it on a daily basis. I added a subscription mo
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by logronoide 7y ago
Some notes: - Libremercado quotes an openly pro-indepence as the main source: https://www.elcritic.cat/ - there is only 24 out 39 stations in nov-2019. The projections of my source are for the full line, when L9 north and s
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by logronoide 7y ago
The author is not right about the final cost of the Line 9 in Barcelona. It is a financial disaster x5 times more expensive than projected, twice expensive the high speed connection between Madrid and Barcelona! http://www.librem
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Cucumber Time(worldwidewords.org)
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by logronoide 7y ago
I would like to see that traffic series from Las Vegas starting in July when the Microsoft Ready & Inspire happens just to compare...
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New Saefko Trojan focuses on stealing your credit card details, crypto wallets(zdnet.com)
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Spanish brothel chain leaves internal database exposed online(zdnet.com)
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Developing 10x faster with a cheap laptop using VS Code Remote Development(dev.to)
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Next BMW electric might sound fabulous, thanks to Hans Zimmer(thenextweb.com)
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by logronoide 7y ago
Climate refugees leaving Spain? That must be the reason why retired Europeans buy a house in Spanish coasts... Yes, climate change is impacting how we live in Spain... but please don’t underestimate how humans can adapt and modify our envir
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We are closing our office. Here’s Why(marketgoo.com)
1 points by logronoide 7y ago|0 comments

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