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spapas82
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Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Elixir, Phoenix, SQL, Linux, JS, RHEL Email: spapas at gmail com Experienced software engineer (15 years of experience). My availability is u
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You mean Estonia ? I had heard of that but never completed the process; I'll definitely give it a look. Thank you
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you for the suggestion!
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That's very interesting thank you. Is it possible to "spend" directly my funds from wise? For example by getting a debit card ?
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Ask HN: Is it possible to open a bank account in a different country?
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Very interesting! I'll keep that in mind !!
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1. No, it's not. I can open a coibase or kraken account from my home without going to a bank branch to present myself. 2. Yes there are high fees. I wouldn't mind paying them. 3. Convert the stablecoin through currency using the A
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Actually, this is not exactly true: 1. You can convert volatile crypto to stablecoins like USDC that will keep their value (I know that there's a possibility that even stable coins may get de-pegged but the probability is small). 2. Yo
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If there's no such platform, can anobody explain to me why? I believe that this would be a great niche for people that want to sell stuff on-line but don't want to mess with the banking system or live in countries with problematic
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Ask HN: Digital marketplace that offers a crypto payout
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Centos/Postgres/Django/jQuery/Bootstrap.
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Uh oh this seems way too expensive ? It seems to cost like $22 per day if the GPU runs all the time!
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Can you clarify how's this different from visiting https://huggingface.co/spaces/stabilityai/stable-diffusion and entering the corresponding prompt (like "fantasy landscape")? Or even better running
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Setting up Postgres on Windows for development
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* The C Programming Language. 2nd Edition. nuff said. * Learn C++ in 21 days. May seem strange from the title, but this was the book that helped me really grok OO design. It's examples about mammals horses dogs and unicorns (!) have st
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Thank you I'll try it !
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Thank you for explaining! I'll try it!
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Hello thank you for replying! Can you explain what's "diaphragmatic breathing"? I cannot take deep breaths through the nose, is this possible somehow? I am 40 yo and I can't remember ever being able to do it :|
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I tried this but feels like I'm holding my breath for too long and that I don't have enough air to exhale for 8 counts. Also it feels impossible to take a deep breath through the nose, I only can through the mouth... Any tips from
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What's the step after asics for bitcoin mining?
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Ok, I tried today with my Lego Creative Box that contains ~ 500 original lego bricks ( https://b.scdn.gr/images/sku_main_images/005974/5974521/2020... )... Well the results are more or less the same as wit
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Yes I'll do that also tomorrow, I've got this Lego classic box https://b.scdn.gr/images/sku_main_images/005974/5974558/2021... It just happened that my kids were playing with the lego clone and
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Great explanation thank you! My go-to stack is Django over gunicorn over nginx like you describe (industry standard setup in Python web development) and I wouldn't like to change that. So, I guess need to to keep using the extra worker
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These bricks are exactly the same as normal legos and of course they are compatible. I can't differentiate from real legos unless I check if they have the lego logo on them. So I'm not sure this is a problem with these bricks...
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My problem with this (and similar projects) is that there actually is a dependency: Running the worker! This may look like a small thing but in a production environment this means that instead of running 1 thing for your django app (a gun
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No, not really, my understanding is that they are not related with Lego. The problem is that the app mis-identifies a lot of my pieces.
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I just tested it on my kids lego clone bricks; there are like 800 of them but they are almost exclusively basic shapes (1x1, 1x2, 2x2, 2x3, 2x4 and 1x4) in red/black/blue/green/yellow/gray. This is a picture of the
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A classic reading on the field of programming language theory is the Sebesta one: Concepts of Programming Languages.
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Still going strong, I do it exclusively every day, maybe with a little splash of jQuery when needed!
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