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Read the biography of Don Juan de Onate, but more than colonialists it was an empire builder. More towards adventure there are several books on Spanish exploration of the new world and how they contacted and approached native populations an
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6y ago
> The first pilgrim settlers to America [...] Correction: the first non failed british intent to colonize america A Century before Spanish civilization already was succesfully stablished there. The were already skilled on how to build em
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6y ago
I preferred React over Vue.js because the first one can be truly functional and it is easier to containarize and to use as library, whereas the second one is a pure mess of state, and copied/synced status. That became even more importa
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It was clear that youtube-dl has always been used for its utility. And the deeper problem here is why aren’t we allowed to do whatever want to whatever is streamed onto our screens? TV shows could be vhs taped without issue as long as not r
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Why the argument of educational source code repository? It was clear that youtube-dl has always been used for its utility. And the deeper problem here is why aren’t we allowed to do whatever want to whatever is streamed onto our screens? TV
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6y ago
> Unfortunately, I don't see anyone over there talking about conquering fear permanently, such that these issues fall away and what is left is boundless creativity. Constant reinforcement made by little, constant and almost predicta
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I wonder how good the support for touch devices is. Looking forward for the mobile version as electronjs is a no go at the moment on mobile.
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IF you read the article there were several science backed confirmations on his method, due emprical tests. Just read the article before comenting. And properly argue your response before send your reply.
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6y ago
This applies surprisingly well to Twitter and most of online communities I met. The logner and less elitist they are the more the conversation quality deteriorates, it is after all a sign of popularization or vulgarization, which ironically
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6y ago
no... you are just trying to be pedanting. Web, the metaphor coming from a spider web and commonly understood as the interconnection formed by networks, could be perfectly understood as inter+net as well. And web+page as what the HTTP was p
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6y ago
the only data I reported was my age... and it had some big misses, like BMI being much less than it really is just because of beard. Also it said my life expentancy is going to be up to 81 years old, when in reality I will live forever :&#x
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I was speaking about the web as a net-work (not just web as in HTTP webpages). There are other protocols such as FTP, SMTP, and direct socket connections over TCP and UDP, but many of these use cases were absorved by REST only (HTTP) transa
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6y ago
isn't that the fundamental basis on how Event Stores (and database transactions) works? Collect queues of events, act on the pure data. My feeling is that at the end there aren't that many of paradigms, mostly variations of the sa
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I have the feeling that as soon as the web got obsessed with HTTP(s) only transactions between nodes, people reinvented/rediscovered/hack-reimplemented socket's semantics on top of it.
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6y ago
I completely agree with you. Some other distractions are the many intelectual hobbies overpraised out there, two of them which I know very closely: learning languages and reading lots of books (novels). These activities by itself don’t yell
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6y ago
ok, nice claims... but where is the language page/framework/api documentation or demos? Perhaps this one here? https://sdk.dfinity.org/docs/index.html
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It features a distraction free OS and an eInk display. That lack of distractions and specialized goal is the reason to buy it.
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They offer a companion app for mobile and desktop so you might want to move your reMarkable contents to OneNote when you are done editing. The device is also hacker friendly so you could probably just plug some APIs to export to OneNote au
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ReMarkable is one of the most exciting Linux eInk tablets out there. I am still waiting for my ReMarkable 2 preorder since it got with some covid delay, I hope it will be easy to develop for it since it does include a USB-C and an Accessory
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I see how everyone speaks about the discrimination against Asian males, but what about white males? If Freedom is not for everyone then no one is trully free. In this rebel youth aim to destroy older "conservative" ideas apparentl
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Having worked in large corporations and now wishing to bootstrap my own projects here my two cents on how I see things currently in the OSS/FS: I see the current state of FS as a way to cooperate between organizations in an almost tran
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A bit simplistic way to see the whole situation, isn't it?
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I agree with you if the optic is just that it is marketed as OSS but it is in fact not. I woudl still argue that this is the state of the art in nowadays OSS, like for example Mongo or other OSS projects which use OSS for marketing purposes
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These aren't rights under any legal system but concessions given by a license (or privileges if you prefer this term). Actually the OSS movement and FS won the battle long ago: we are flooded with millions of OSS projects and the large
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Can't they keep this marketing strategy in order to keep their platform competitive or whatever strategic plan they follow?
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I do not understand people with allergy to non OSS. Compare that to any google service which barely releases the clients as open source, and the clients usually are so complex that may need quite long time to get any professional developer
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there is also an on Prem solution, and I believe that's what such customer wants.
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Why Language Learning App Innovation Has Peaked
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Tik Tok Ban Explained [video]
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> I'm now desperately wishing for a world of OCaml/Haskell, but where are you going to find teammates using those? Having walked that way I can recommend you to look at F#, and if you aren't a solo developer (or you want t
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