pachico

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by pachico 6y ago
You might pay for it, true, and so would I, probably. However, for schools and institutions (especially in low income realities) this 60% difference might be the differentiating trigger.
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by pachico 6y ago
Unfortunately, in reality it costs at least $115 (at least in all providers in Spain) which changes quite a lot the value proposition.
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by pachico 6y ago
Why was this downvoted?
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by pachico 6y ago
I really can't stand another thread about how PHP was in the past vs now it is now, or about how popular it is or how was designed. Please, let's move on, it is really time to move on :)
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by pachico 6y ago
Not only that. Good code should be easy to throw away without major effort.
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by pachico 6y ago
I couldn't contain a smile when I saw Winamp's interface :)
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by pachico 6y ago
And doesn't it come at a price health-wise?
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by pachico 6y ago
I hope you don't mind me asking but why did you fast for 12 days?
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by pachico 6y ago
Sounds like a good reason. Thanks and good luck!!!
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by pachico 6y ago
First of all, congratulations, I'm sure these are exciting times! One question, if I got it right, at least some of these features overlap with nextcloud. Why should I pay for your solution if nextcloud offers something at least very s
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by pachico 6y ago
The key is the consent.
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by pachico 6y ago
Yes, that's correct.
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by pachico 6y ago
I'm sorry your chose to pursue this as a personal attack and with such intensity but, nevertheless, and for the sake of those reading this with less animosity, allow me to reply. It strikes me as fascinating how societies would evolve
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by pachico 6y ago
And not only Africans: pre-Columbian civilizations did that to each other too. You don't become an empire just by handshakes and agreements.
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by pachico 6y ago
That's a question I do to myself. Can I detach a flavour from what it used to mean? When I think about it rationally I come to the conclusion that I should be able to enjoy a flavour, any flavour, if it carries no harm. But we both kn
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by pachico 6y ago
It's not any cell and this is what I mean by utilitarian thinking, my friend :)
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by pachico 6y ago
Take in consideration that being vegan is considered something that goes beyond diet. It takes you to decide on pretty much anything you buy or consume (it took me some time, for instance, finding a strap for my 6 strings bass guitar that w
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by pachico 6y ago
I understand your pain finding vegan food outside from Barcelona (where I live, btw). Even in Madrid is not that easy, despite being the capital and biggest city. I'm sure not harming is better than harming, I agree. Nevertheless, they
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by pachico 6y ago
It's where those initial cells were taken from, that's all. It's not that labs create cells from scratch but rather they efficiently reproduce then. It would demand a constant source of reliable cells from animals, from what
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by pachico 6y ago
Well, they still start from real animal cells, from what I understand. As a vegan, I'd have that dilemma. If I was an utilitarian, I'd probably justify it more clearly. In the meanwhile, I'm quite happy with vegetable based &
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by pachico 6y ago
Well, I guess that's a hope outside the timescale of individual lives, after hundreds of thousands of years of preventing individuals from florishing. I understand your point but somehow it sounds like a romantic idea only. Neverthele
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by pachico 6y ago
True, absolutely.
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Ask HN: Are AWS Graviton2 based products as good as advertised?
2 points by pachico 6y ago|1 comments
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by pachico 6y ago
Sometimes I wonder how things would be if we had more than one hominid species in the world and I get trapped in fascinating hypothesis of all sorts. Then I remember how we treat animals in general and it makes me think we'd be destine
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by pachico 6y ago
I agree. I use Google for news/article recommendations and I ended up banning medium.
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by pachico 6y ago
I mean using Clickhouse for time-series, of course. I understand your point on adding a new feature to your already existing Postgres solution. It's kinda what I do by using MySQL engine and dictionaries with Clickhouse, I assume.
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by pachico 6y ago
From what I've seen, performance is still much worse than Clickhouse, that was always distributed, open source, data warehouse like and feature rich. Why should I use timescale? I'm really asking, I'm not being rhetorical.
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by pachico 6y ago
Sorry but too many paragraphs before getting to the point. I closed the page after the first 400 words, I think.
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by pachico 6y ago
It reminds me of an app in the 90's that did exactly the same but with software boxes (at the time, software came in very fancy book-size boxes). I think the name was Alexa, actually. Am I the only one remembering this?
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by pachico 6y ago
Well, somehow I got downvoted for this, which kinda proves my point.

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