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by erebrus 5y ago
It's too cheap to be a barrier for those people. I still see that type of people here, because they pay 2.5 euros for one month and they have a chance to stay for free in many places. It's still worth it. I also still see all the
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by erebrus 5y ago
I hate Apple and since 2010 I started using a macbook and I haven't looked back. I still hate Apple, but I'm far more frustrated with the fact that I don't feel I have a good alternative. It's very much like the post sai
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by erebrus 6y ago
On top of that, Sweeden is recording very high death rates and latest estimates point to around 7% in immunity.
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by erebrus 6y ago
Whats the size of the current userbase and how many off your users are active?
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by erebrus 8y ago
This might be a silly question, but I'll take the chance to ask it anyway. What constitutes personal data? More precisely, using FB as example, does it apply to things like: 1. where have you been? 2. what have you liked? 3. photos you
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by erebrus 9y ago
More than anything, I find interesting the impact this probably did have on the failure of democracy in Portugal back then.
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by erebrus 9y ago
Portugal imported tea from India way before Macau. That was the whole thing of the sea route to India...
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by erebrus 9y ago
This is what I find to be the problem. I can get used to typing on it and it's even weird to go back to normal keyboards now. However, keys keep getting stuck due to dust and that is quite unacceptable.
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by erebrus 10y ago
That's cool. Can you tell me how much time you spend on it per week in average? Just so I get a general idea...
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by erebrus 10y ago
Thanks. I'll look that up. However, how much time does that takes you (weekly)?
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Ask HN: Recommendations for ML training 2h a week
4 points by erebrus 10y ago|8 comments
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by erebrus 10y ago
My bad. I got mixed up with kilos and pounds. Thought 3 pounds was 1.8kg. 4 pounds. I stand corrected. The thing is. I'm really not an apple fan boy. I've only had one mac. I've had one iphone and moved back to android. I wou
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by erebrus 10y ago
Except for those who were frustrated with the limitations of the Air (no retina, weak processors, etc.). Still, I agree about the 15". It does risk being in no man's land. I have an embarrassingly old air and I've been waitin
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by erebrus 10y ago
I will be suspicious of any opinion in a website with the word mac or apple in it's url. First, the mbp is 3 pounds (from your own link). Second, I looked up the xps 15 also. Not only it is 50% heavier, but it is also much thicker and
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by erebrus 10y ago
So if it's thin enough for you, it's thin enough for everyone?! Really? People fail to understand that there are pro users with different needs...
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by erebrus 10y ago
For me this is a big part of the problem. Most "pros' that complain of lack of more power also are ok with shorter battery life because they work mostly plugged. Apparently, for them it's unconceivable that some "pros&qu
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by erebrus 10y ago
Sure. I'm not in position to say whether the claim that the RAM increase would require more than 26W. I'm just arguing that the previous comment was missing the point of what the article was claiming.
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by erebrus 10y ago
Do you realistically think it won't sell? Between fanboys and those for which the portability (and usability of macos) beats the absolute top performance you could get...it will still sell enough.
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by erebrus 10y ago
Please understand that there are very different types of 'pros'. Some "pros" need to be on the road continuously and portability is a huge advantage for which the performance hit is acceptable. For others, they only to u
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by erebrus 10y ago
1. I believe you got the first point wrong. The claim is that they needed more than 100W to go to 32GB, and not going for 16GB, they didn't need the extra 26W. 2. You are partially right. Yes, 4.5 pounds is very different from 18kg, bu
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by erebrus 10y ago
Well...tbh this seems far more just like a cheap way of promoting the novel than a way to actually provide useful information
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by erebrus 12y ago
Anti-semitism (and any other form of discrimination) disgusts me and I agree with much of the article, however I found it very convenient the way the whole issue of Palestine was simplified (not to say ignored). Even if it's not (at al
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by erebrus 13y ago
That's another thing in which CS has gone in the opposite direction. Before, the ambassadors had much stronger roles of welcoming and educating new members of the community, now they are less and less relevant. Ambassadors are what mad
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by erebrus 13y ago
My experience is quite different. I made several lasting friendships in both local and foreign CS meetings. I have a big group of friends locally, and CS just added some more.
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by erebrus 13y ago
I've been active in CS since 2008. I can pay for a hotel, but the experience of the experience of getting to know a place like a local is priceless and that - as well as meeting really cool people - has been what I've loved about
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by erebrus 14y ago
I know what you mean. Lookup paintbrush, it was good for me
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by erebrus 14y ago
I second that, except that I use Toggl, which has a great free layer.
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by erebrus 14y ago
Something really basic, but it wouldn't hurt to say that the prices are (I assume) monthly. Also, having to start writing a project's name to find it is not very efficient.
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by erebrus 14y ago
Seemed more that he was giving an example of how Turkey was a country that was pulling the Eurozone down from within... illustrating the depth of his understanding of the geography and economy of the region...
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by erebrus 14y ago
I can name the fastest growing national economy in the USA. It's easy...there is only one nation. In Europe, there are 50... how hard to get can this be?

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