kace91

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by kace91 5y ago
Location: Madrid, Spain (GMT+2) Remote: Only Willing to relocate: Not at the moment Technologies: Go, NodeJS, SQL, Typescript, Docker, etc. Happy to work with technologies I have no experience with. Résumé/CV: https:/&#
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by kace91 5y ago
In my country, I've seen a person enter a police station asking for his phone, which he knew to be there because of a finder feature (not sure if it was Find my Phone in an iPhone specifically). The police must had taken the phone from
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by kace91 5y ago
That can be proven though. Keep a work by the author out of the training phase, then see if the model can predict it from an incomplete version. Otherwise...
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by kace91 5y ago
Why do you despise it so much? I use both WhatsApp and telegram and to be honest in daily use they might as well be the same app. Other than the fact that it's owned by Facebook, I don't see any issues.
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by kace91 5y ago
I don't mean to devalue your experience, nor imply that it is somehow less valid due to it happening to be our society's default "happy ending", for clarification. If the default happens to work for you, that's awes
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by kace91 5y ago
Ah, if your beliefs are rooted in religion then there's not much we can discuss to find a common agreement, since we're starting from very different axioms. > I don't believe one's personal happiness is a sufficient m
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by kace91 5y ago
My post wasn't really shaped by any particular experience, but I did have 2 in mind, as well as 3; not a specific case in mind, but more a point that they do exist, and that they aren't any less likely or worth considering. I thi
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by kace91 5y ago
I'm trying to empathise to your perspective, but I can't see why you would want to remain less happy (or more miserable) that you'd otherwise potentially be while your partner does the same thing, just because it seemed like
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by kace91 5y ago
He might be referring to the impuesto de patrimonio, which you pay when your total net worth(including the value of your house) goes above a certain, regionally set figure.
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by kace91 5y ago
what's the problem with it? Honest question, it's the first time I've heard about Horizon and the site doesn't seem that different to the VR chat videos that continually pop on youtube or the old second life.
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by kace91 5y ago
>The reason is that my family is into music that's way off the mainstream, and we've asked the musicians directly: "Which way of buying your music nets you the most actual money?" The answer is still buying their CD.
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by kace91 5y ago
There was something about piracy in the times of Napster, emule and the like. It really made you feel like you knew some incantation to get access to the whole world's information. In practical terms, I have access to far more content
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by kace91 5y ago
It's not every email, it's just the ones in the main inbox (as opposed to notifications, promotions, social, etc). At least for me, it usually maps almost perfectly with human-sent emails, so it's a good feature because I ver
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by kace91 5y ago
Well that's good to hear, I can't find any mention about this problem anywhere and I was starting to think that I was being specifically targeted. Except for the last one, all the calls to action seem to be crypto related, but I d
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Ask HN: Are you also getting extremely obvious spam bypassing Gmail's filters?
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by kace91 5y ago
They aren't keeping the rest of the internet from being used, though. If you like forums, you can use them regardless of whether reddit exists or not. Same applies for blogs and facebook, IRC and messaging apps, etc. If forums are bett
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by kace91 5y ago
>2. It's impossible to move chat history from an android device to an iOS device. And moving from ios to android is only possible with certain samsung phones. It is possible to do this with third party apps. Incredibly sketchy looki
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by kace91 5y ago
Yup, been there done that. Google photos search is miles ahead, and the main reason I use the app (aside of obviously the cloud backup)
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by kace91 5y ago
> 3) General negativity and naysaying. I am guilty of this, and I've never thought about it as a problem, just as how my mind is wired. That comment was a bit of an epiphany for me so thanks!
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by kace91 5y ago
To be fair, I'd say those are "things this job doesn't provide" vs just harm. Some people get their daily dose of excercise, social interaction and dopamine hits from their work. In our field, we don't, so we need t
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by kace91 5y ago
Race in the context of physical differences does not map to the social concepts of race. For example, US documents usually include Latino as a possible race, even though Latin Americans are white, black, indigenous Americans, or a mix - and
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by kace91 5y ago
>Once you record a song, it's trivially copied and distributed. So are books. What do we do with writers?
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by kace91 5y ago
Yeah, the way I got over it is just by remembering all the previous times that the sky was supposedly falling on us, and everything ended up fine. But you need to have those memories in the first place, so the first mistakes are going to be
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by kace91 5y ago
1 - Took care of his teammates at a level that bordered comedy. If you said in passing "oh man there's never knives in the lunch room" and he heard you, the next day you'd see a new pack of knives there. Taught me to con
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by kace91 5y ago
"Narrative" makes it sound like there's nothing behind. The extreme cost of college - and living in general, rents/home ownership, etc - and the decreasing edge it gives to owners of degrees isn't a fabrication by a
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by kace91 5y ago
I think you misread op (either that or I did). I didn't interpret the post as "I was feeling barely containable violence then" but more of a "I became aware of the barely contained violence that me/humans have under
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by kace91 5y ago
With a corollary, "the stock market can remain irrational long enough for you to profit from something valueless". It's of course risky, but cruptocurrencies can be a perfectly valid source of money, as long as you just risk
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by kace91 5y ago
Not sure about the culture of Americans with Hispanic heritage, but in actual Spanish countries, at least the ones I have experience with, @ is common (and a bit old), e is somewhat common and x is pretty much unheard of.
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by kace91 5y ago
>I don't really see the big issue with Latinx... it seems to me an easy and correct way to refer to latinos and latinas, without saying both, or one or the other, or bringing in gender. Masculine plural is used as gender neutral for
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by kace91 5y ago
I mean, it is possible and even likely for a person to own stock in a company without knowing it. Indexes are a very common way of investing nowadays, and many people don't go below that layer of abstraction to see in which companies t

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