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by pachico 7y ago
I'm wearing a mask the few times I leave home (walk the dog or buy groceries). It amazes me how many people did not grow concerned enough about this issue or even look at you as an alien for wearing it. After all, stats about people no
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by pachico 7y ago
Lots of work for 2 seconds experience. Somehow, I love it.
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by pachico 7y ago
Didn't work for Barcelona
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by pachico 7y ago
It is quite frustrating that comments like this get downvoted. Can anyone tell me what's the reason behind it?
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by pachico 7y ago
Beyond any attempt to narrative, it is true we treat animals very badly.
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by pachico 7y ago
You need to reach a certain amount of karma to downvote. 500, I think.
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by pachico 7y ago
What a scary writer. Appeals to ancestors, to old fashioned values and mocks to legitimate climate risks like this article are precisely what I expect from this network.
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by pachico 7y ago
I have personally seen a great improvement about how AWS treats it customers. Constant support, credits to try new technology, free trainings, etc.
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by pachico 7y ago
How come a website so obviously devoted to visual perception doesn't have a mobile version of it? :(
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by pachico 7y ago
I find this project wonderful. Front-end has become sophisticated and the learning curve to someone like me, who does only backend projects, is too steep to have a decent knowledge. Nevertheless, many times I need a front-end facade for my
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by pachico 7y ago
Glad to know people can now work with glossy screens. It still seems a workaround to emulate what I consider a must, though.
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by pachico 7y ago
I understand what you say but I prefer not to do workarounds with my working tools. Imagine that, rather than "I wave to wear dark clothes" I said "yes, I must be facing north to work properly" or "I have to hold th
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by pachico 7y ago
I confess to have really enjoyed his books. At the beginning of Homo Deus, he starts precisely comparing how pandemic illnesses were treated today Vs 100 years ago. Now that I'm confined at home and everything looks grey to me, I stil
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by pachico 7y ago
I have tried many, believe me. First thing, if it has glossy screen I would quickly discard it - your vision health is worth much more than a pretty picture in Facebook. Having said this, I would go for dell XPS family. They are not cheap
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by pachico 7y ago
It looks definitely a good alternative to XPS, which is what I work with. Both, most importantly, have matte screens. I can't understand how people can code with glossy screens...
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by pachico 7y ago
Unfortunately, design to me comes second: I find the desktop and mobile applications quite slow and memory consumption is quite high. Those that have tried Telegram, although features are certainly different, can feel the difference.
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Netwalker Ransomware Infecting Users via Coronavirus Phishing(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by pachico 7y ago|0 comments
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by pachico 7y ago
However, I find it interesting what they say that in desperate times more papers are being printed or at least taken in consideration since one of them might be the key to unlock the situation.
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Most of what we know about coronavirus will change [es]
5 points by pachico 7y ago|3 comments
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by pachico 7y ago
It is what the doctors told them. Also considering they have been in direct contact with officially tested infected people. Young people with very hard breathing difficulties (for the first time in their life), fever, muscular and bone pain
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by pachico 7y ago
In my scarse free time, I'm working on a web analytics platform. Js, go and ClickHouse.
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by pachico 7y ago
By maturity, in this case, I mean to really understand the thread, act upon it and have the society backing up measures taken, even if they personally affect you. In Mediterranean countries this usually doesn't happen.
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by pachico 7y ago
Very true. Each country is following also different policies. I personally know a few people that are infected in Spain but have not been officially tested so they don't make part of any statistic.
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by pachico 7y ago
I also found this related to the same: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.lanacion.com.ar/el-mundo/lo...
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by pachico 7y ago
In general, I think it also depends on society maturity (given there are many ways to get to that state). In Spain and Italy, the countries I know best, thousands of citizens are trying to cut corners and bypass any quarantine obligation.
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by pachico 7y ago
I read an interesting article describing how cultural factors are affecting virus spreading. Among many things, the family configuration is radically different in Germany than in Italy or Spain and this is one of the key factors (besides Ge
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by pachico 7y ago
I hope you guys at Kogito take this in a constructive way. For instance, once you want to know more and you read "examples", as user, I want to fully understand what does it do! Instead, I find a link to https://github.
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by pachico 7y ago
It really strikes me how many times new products fail to describe efficiently what they do. It often seems they're explaining what the project/service does to someone who already knows it rather than to someone who just landed on
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by pachico 7y ago
Are you aware of the restrictions, if any? I guess there are some.
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Ask HN: Why would a coder buy a glossy screen laptop?
1 points by pachico 7y ago|0 comments

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