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by nudpiedo 6y ago
I can 100% agree regarding the evolution of etcd as I used several versions of it and the amount of workarounds I had to use on every version went from 0 to "too many moving parts to know whether I will get a call over the weekend&quot
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
> To top it all off, I felt I had to be a version of what I thought a good male CEO was, so that I wouldn’t be judged or treated differently. It would take me years before I realized how delusional I was. I became a better and happier le
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by nudpiedo 6y ago
What I see is also a deep reflection on how the hacking counterculture became the norm but still it sells itself as minority obscure counterculture just to be more popular. The same happens in other areas like social activism which are now
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I think it's part of human nature to form groups and keep ideologies and believes in spite of knowing that's not rational. Still I think speaking to single individuals could lead that to better conclusions than just anonymous disc
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
You just omitted everything, for example that the republic had 8 different Coup d'etat and that it often needed to use the army to repress their own civilians, restrict rights in many regions and became ungovernable during most of its
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I never said there was a balance, just that none of the sides deserve any praise or romanization when the other to gets the sole attribution of any evil acts. Both sides performed mass murders of civilians. Stop praising people who did that
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
One should not infinitely demonize one side and picture the other as innocent/fighter of freedom when there was such a prolonged conflict and both sides committed selective mass murders against civilians (you can however argue that a s
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
when a side is superior to the other the conflict is solved in a few weeks/months at most. The national side didn't do the war alone, and the war almost stagnated during long periods of time because at times there was no easy conc
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Also the soviet union sent people and machinery to the republicans, and they were significantly more powerful at the time (ultimately Russia also defeated Germany, but that is now an unfair statement). I also read several books on the topic
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I also found it highly biased, romanticizing one side and demonizing the other... falling in the false dichotomy of evil vs good. In Spain often people doesn't remember that in order to have a prolonged civil war there are two equally
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
do you mean the landing page or also the bravo studio featured on the video? how long did it take? because to create such editors is like a good deal of work and planning.
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Tissue Recellularization: A Grape Made of Meat? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nudpiedo 7y ago|0 comments
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
The whole vision is full of "shoulds" and "deserves" words. That's not how the world works, neither The Internet which has been built for decentralization. I don't think that will work, because unless there is
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
very soon there will be an actual reason for the public to care about signed material and verified origins, haha
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I thought it first suggests sending an email, speaking and dialoguing with education. The ban thing is against the mob or the endless discussions etc.
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
According to the article: > Q: As a community manager or leader, what happens when the mob arrives, or when someone starts to engage in discussion that could lead to more endless discussion? > Lock, and ban your way to freedom.
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No Code Of Conduct (2018)(github.com)
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I don't think they want to as android demands more resources for areas they might not use at all because of their claims of distraction free environment. Android also includes more technical debt for the development team, probably even
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
since it has SSH support, it is a linux with command line tools and you can write not just your own applications but use as well an external keyboard... (build your own fantasy from here because no one has solved your exact problem for you
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Now that I read almost everything online: - You can't read Kindle books directly on the reMarkable (DRM not supported) - It has support for ePub and PDF - It runs a Linux accessible by SSH and hacker friendly (check awesome remarkable
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I am the kind of person who takes notes and write on paper daily, for pleasure, and I have no problem managing or carrying paper notebooks. Does anyone know were could I personally try reMarkable 2 in Germany or Europe? Does anyone know on
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Can you elaborate more the "avoid anywhere with a 'digital nomad' community"? Isn't that supposed to be a positive network or alike people/entrepreneurs? How do you keep your networking/customers/supp
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I found this link and posted it today and I was wondering if there is more people well known for following a 12s12m strategy in a similar fashion as Peter Levels did. I think it was a great inspiration for many of us.
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Startups in 12 months (multiple people)(github.com)
3 points by nudpiedo 7y ago|1 comments
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
the new is interesting however the article is just a quote from another article and a study. It ends up not pointing out any valuable information, like what are the underlying mechanisms. Basically a copycat to get free visitors traffic. Qu
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Check some Bluetooth scales which measure the percentages of fat and muscle by impedance. I bought a couple of them in amazon for 20€. Congratulations for the healthy weight goal.
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
Small improvements are not failures either successes. The thing would be to get into the healthy range of weight
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
interesting write up on the lifestyle change and the transition of a obese type 2 into obese type 1, and still somehow this person makes sound a small improvement as a success.
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
but the fine tuning, bugs and corrections, reported issues and other aspects should be part of the metric too. The days were there i barely progress because some alignment is not working and coordination with the design team is taking the t
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by nudpiedo 7y ago
I also think that's correct, regarding the order of magnitude, familiarity with the topic... the 10 lines a day (order of magnitude) could perhaps make more sense from a perspective of cognitive overload.

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