zubiaur

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by zubiaur 3y ago
They sell the HP prime, which is in many ways an evolution the the 48GX, and for some markets, they still sell the 50G, which is even closer to the 48. All of them are fantastic. And once on RPN, it's hard to go back.
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by zubiaur 3y ago
The model X’s windshield is massive and very hard to make. Only one OEM supplier in Peru was making it. Model 3s any Ys have more “mass minded” designs, not hard to make by third parties for aftermarket.
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by zubiaur 3y ago
Quite common in Peruvian seafood too. Yuyo (Chondracanthus chamissoi) is everywhere. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chondracanthus_chamissoi
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by zubiaur 3y ago
100%. I'm very grateful for my family providing me with a foreign language education, particularly English. It's not obvious to me that Chinese is going to become the next global language, although if it were, I would provide my c
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by zubiaur 3y ago
Intuitively I would agree. Modern pickup trucks have such high, long hoods nowadays. There is a big blind spot on the front of the vehicle, especially pronounced with short objects, kids and pets. Wonder if there is data that to run a hypot
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by zubiaur 3y ago
For context, Andy leads Ottertune, an AI powered database tuner.
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by zubiaur 3y ago
Correct. The one RD I know that has implemented this "graph view" concept is Oracle's. They did it first with PGQL extensions on top of say 19c. Interesting, but the execution seemed a bit unpolished. Now with 23c, they are a
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by zubiaur 3y ago
For your amusement: https://twitter.com/WeirdMedieval https://twitter.com/WeirdMedieval/status/1653758543244279808
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by zubiaur 3y ago
An unpopular take. I think you may be onto something though. This is what I see in latam: countries with very strict labor laws end up with a huge portion of the population working informally (40% BR -70% PE).
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by zubiaur 3y ago
Absolutely. The moment it became clear to me was back when Google completely broke gmail and search for WebOS devices. It served the most rudimentary, broken WAP like version of Gmail and a stripped down version of search. Gmail was basical
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by zubiaur 3y ago
This seems to be happening very often. Boost mobile got (allegedly) ransomwared a few months ago. There customer facing systems were down for more than a week. It’s a mess.
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by zubiaur 3y ago
Quoting Russ Roberts, discussing Charles Darwin's musings about this topic: "So, the Darwin thing is a somewhat--well, a number of thoughtful people have written about it, including Agnes Callard and others. We have access to Darw
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by zubiaur 3y ago
In the grand scheme of things, even rural-ish northeast Brazil is not thaaat bad. Venezuela though... oh boy.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
I knew it seemed familiar. It’s based on the fiat strada, a unibody based pickup that for the longest has been based on a modified fiat hatchback (fiat uno first, fiat Palio later, not sure about now, maybe the argos) The closest us equival
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Iquitos? there are a few cities out there.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Probably for a while? With a referral, one can get Marcus at 4.9% (for three months). There is still quit a bit of spread.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
This seems similar to HIR technology, widely available on car headlamps: “The HIR1 (9011) and HIR2 (9012) Halogen Infrared Reflective bulbs have micro-thin layers of electro-deposited coating on a specially-designed bulb. The coating reflec
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by zubiaur 4y ago
They use smart pigs to inspect pipelines too. They are awesome looking machines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmJ083afaYY
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by zubiaur 4y ago
For context dmitry was a bit of a legend back wen palm was alive. His patches fixed a bunch of stuff palm never bothered to. His apps were top notch and pushed the limit on what was possible in palmOS. So, in a way, im not surprised he’s do
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by zubiaur 4y ago
It gets worse, the numbers on article’s summary of the paper do not even match the paper’s abstract. Not off by much, but these people are writing as if numbers are subject to stylistic reinterpretation.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Correct. The article’s title is horribly written though. After reading it, I had the same skepticism as the parent commenter. The article does have the important facts that you summarized. Somebody screwed up with that terrible terrible ti
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Anecdata. For the price of a big 4 - 3 bedroom house in an mid income zip code in a moderate to low cost of living city in the US, I could buy a smallish 2-3 bedroom apartment in my country's capital city, in a similarly nice area. And
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Supply is artificially constrained through, primarily, residence programs.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Re read it. You are right, my bad. A bit grey. Not theft.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
That is terribly unethical
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by zubiaur 4y ago
No choice makes something difficult impossible.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Exactly! Not even for those who want it, and wold be willing to make the effort.
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by zubiaur 4y ago
Been there, was worth it
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by zubiaur 4y ago
What’s the problem with school choice?
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by zubiaur 4y ago
I suspect you are being down-voted because most people are not familiar with currency controls, hyperinflation and price controls. The Argentinian peso is not worth the paper it's printed on.

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