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gfarah
1mo ago
Yes It is. Even including batteries: https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/charts/lcoe-and-valu...
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gfarah
4mo ago
Since last year, Colombia has implemented Bre-B, our copy of Brazil’s Pix, and it’s been fantastic. I can’t wait to see it mature to the same level as Pix, and I really hope both systems are eventually linked together.
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gfarah
7mo ago
In science these days, the term "Law" is almost never used anymore, the term "Theory" replaced it. E.g Theory of special relativity instead of Law of special relativity.
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gfarah
7mo ago
Yes! I think that might be a more exact title. This is what I mean: First point: - Mountain: Cerro Lago del Congo (The GPS coords refer to the peak) - Locality: Liborina - State: Antioquia Second point: - Mountain: Sierra Nevada de Santa Ma
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gfarah
7mo ago
Hi! Colombian here. I reviewed the second prediction and believe the tags are incorrect. They should be: Pico Lagos del Congo, Liborina, Antioquia to Pico Cristóbal Colón, Sierra Nevada, Magdalena. Additionally, the GPS coordinates might ne
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7mo ago
I am porting/adapting the Digital Euro (CBDC) specifications for Colombia to complement Bre-B (our instant payment system modeled after Pix). I plan to submit it for review to BanRep (our central bank) once it's finished.
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gfarah
8mo ago
I disagree. For a long time now, the business of banking has been very much related to software. Software companies need a license to fully manage their money.
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gfarah
1y ago
From an economic standpoint, for these companies to see a return on their investment, won't they need to replace jobs? It will be challenging to recoup investments by charging regular users in a post-DeepSeek era. While I don't su
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gfarah
1y ago
We are getting a copy of Pix here in Colombia called Bre-B, it will be launched in September 2025.
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gfarah
2y ago
It's hard to say, considering studies attribute 50% to 98% of road wear to them.
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gfarah
2y ago
ICE vs EV difference is negligible compared to 18 wheelers and alike on road strain.
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gfarah
2y ago
Binance breaks every single financial law in the developing country I live. Many users have lost money in their P2P scheme. Not really a great reference.
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gfarah
2y ago
I can speak for LATAM, here WhatsApp it's much more reliable and faster than SMS
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gfarah
2y ago
100% this. I had almost the exact same experience and lessons learned.
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gfarah
2y ago
I can share an example from our company’s experience: - 5 years using Flutter - 31 full-time devs - 3 platforms (iOS, Android, and Web) - 1.3 million monthly active users Overall, we’re very happy with our decision to use Flutter
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gfarah
2y ago
NX works great if you are using the TS/JS stack (as we are in my company). We tried also adding our flutter repos into it and found it somewhat difficult to integrate.
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gfarah
2y ago
The Atrato-Truandó canal in Colombia would be a much better option. No nukes required.
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gfarah
2y ago
Is excess renewable energy being used anywhere for direct air capture of carbon? My hope is that as more countries produce surplus energy, we will massively scale up direct air capture to help address our climate emergency.
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gfarah
2y ago
Why is the theme of "war" so prevalently overused in U.S. media? The ubiquity of phrases such as "War on X" appears to be a favored trope in titles. Is this phenomenon primarily driven by the pursuit of click engagement,
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gfarah
3y ago
A significant portion of deaths resulted from drug overdose, and there was also a notable absence of acknowledgment regarding criminal activities perpetrated by migrants/tourists who arrived last year, despite numerous reported cases.
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gfarah
3y ago
Many factories are relocating outside the valley, and the use of electric vehicles (including cars and motorcycles) is increasing.
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gfarah
3y ago
Indeed, there is an abundance of butterflies, bees, and other such creatures amidst the urban area —a surprising sight for a densely populated city. However, it's not to the extent that it becomes bothersome.
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3y ago
Medellin is bursting with greenery! Everywhere I look, trees stand tall, and many of the newer buildings boast impressive vertical gardens. This not only creates a visually stunning cityscape but also sparks my imagination, making me dream
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3y ago
Weather, elevation, rain frequency and bacterial content in the soil makes such a big difference. That's why coffee from Colombia tastes so dam good.
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gfarah
3y ago
I've long believed that as the overall entropy of the universe increases, life forms evolve greater information processing capabilities to adapt and thrive in increasingly disordered environments.
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3y ago
I shared global per-capita murder rates by city, a notoriously difficult-to-falsify metric. I verified the data's reliability by cross-referencing Wikipedia (Statista) with official UN and OECD sources. Regarding prostitution in Colomb
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3y ago
Related: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_homicide_r...
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3y ago
How can we sensibly prepare ourselves as individuals for the challenges that lie ahead? Anyone got articles on this topic?
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3y ago
Happened to my brother as well. Extremely fit and sharp guy. Had one stroke at his 31 years of age and another 6 months later. I make sure to enjoy every day as much as possible now.
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gfarah
3y ago
Tangential. One reason for not finding many options in south America is that people here are cautious about giving out credentials.
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