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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
A pity Firefox Focus is not covered
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
>Anyone born in the last 25 years will intuitively think to search for a video tutorial for any new micro-skill. Etc. But many kids have difficulties adquiring a new skill that requires reading because videos are not enough
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
I expected this to be a joke about Stack(Overflow)-Oriented Programming
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
I'm a little bit surprised about these comments. One of my friends is a doctor at a Hospital in Bilbao with 30 years of experience. He tells me that this is the first year he has seen livers availabe for transplant that were not transp
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
This "silence the noice" concept sounds like the Deming "common causes of variance". And "better forecasting" like "reduce variability to improve predictability"
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
Fasting to cure the Lyme disease sounds very strange. Almost as the infamous banana diet to cure celiac disease.
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
Why this site can't be seen in Firefox Focus is a mistery to me
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
Sonoff with Tasmota firmware let you control all your devices easily (increadibly easy). You just need a raspi or a simple(and cheaper) orange pi zero with a mosquitto mqtt server.
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
Do you know of any book going deeper into this concept?
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by pagutierrezn 7y ago
I expected to see MQTT as an integral part of the WebThings Gateway but haven't found it so far
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
>And so, circa 2002, we start to see the emergence of a pattern: 1) Amazon had encountered a bottleneck to growth, 2) it had determined that some internal process or resource was the bottleneck, 3) it had realized that it could not possi
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
I remember having heard this same idea in the 80s
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
This Directive will make p2p greater than ever
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
If still a hype since 1950, it might deserve some attention from students
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
>keep your transition costs low For me this is key.
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
My wish list is short: - A look and feel similar to Pagedraw would be perfect - The output should be just: js, html and css. No frameworks. - The tool should not offer its own components, only the possibility of integrating off-the-shelf we
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
To me (non expert) this behaviour seems consistent. Certain substances such a omalizumab reduces T-cells https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3328586/ while at the same time is said to cause tumors as
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
More info on existing and still in use hypocausts in Spain https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_(heating_system)
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
In some rural areas of Spain where access to wood used to be limited hypocausts still exist, work great and are heavily used because they are very efficient. I've seen lots of them and their construction is practically the same describ
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
I wonder however, if we the users under authoritarian regimes like Google or Facebook will dare to use it
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
But interest rates should rise only in case of inflation otherwise, the rise would simply slow the economy and increase both unemployment and underemployment
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli. Specially the edition annotated by Napoleon Bonaparte itself. It was enlightening for me in a moment when I discovered there was a dark side of human nature that I couldn't ignore.
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
I don't think that sitting straight all the time is desirable or even possible. I think that a ball makes you change your position so that you exercise (a little) all the muscles of your back. And for me this is a more interesting goa
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
Sitting correctly might mean different things for different people. I use an exercise ball for sitting and I believe that its benefits have to do with keeping a dynamic position rather than a static correct one
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Dads Pass on More Than Genetics in Their Sperm(smithsonianmag.com)
191 points by pagutierrezn 8y ago|87 comments
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
Chess annotation symbols for moves https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_annotation_symbols ?? (Blunder) ? (Mistake) ?! (Dubious move) !? (Interesting move) ! (Good move) ‼ (Brilliant move)
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
This is one of those comments why I enjoy HN. Thanks
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The Type of Team Diversity You’re Probably Not Paying Attention To(firstround.com)
2 points by pagutierrezn 8y ago|0 comments
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The 3D-printing hype: expectations vs. reality(mappingignorance.org)
3 points by pagutierrezn 8y ago|0 comments
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by pagutierrezn 8y ago
Diffusion of Innovations is an established corpus of knowledge. Including, of course, common causes of variation in speeds of adoption. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffusion_of_innovations

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