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by sdepablos 2y ago
Heavily inspired - I suppose - by the oldest (2018) solar-powered website, Low Tech Magazine https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/about/the-solar-website
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Open Source wireframe to app powered by Llama 3.2 Vision(napkins.dev)
6 points by sdepablos 2y ago|1 comments
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Apple's bad faith 27% tax on web purchases(twitter.com)
419 points by sdepablos 3y ago|364 comments
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by sdepablos 3y ago
What most people talking about 10x vs 1x engineers forget is that the last 10-12 years of VC-pumped software engineering has created an insane amount of 10x engineers not because they're better, faster or more intelligent, but just bec
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Developer Tools 2.0: Sequoia on generative code(sequoiacap.com)
1 points by sdepablos 3y ago|0 comments
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by sdepablos 5y ago
Doea anyone know about this Breakthrough Institute? > The Breakthrough Institute is a global research center that identifies and promotes technological solutions to environmental and human development challenges.
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In Sri Lanka, Organic Farming Went Catastrophically Wrong(foreignpolicy.com)
12 points by sdepablos 5y ago|7 comments
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by sdepablos 5y ago
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery-ml/docs/reference/standard...
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by sdepablos 5y ago
Well, I think that the demand of developers is not so much because of the increase complexity of systems but because a lot of companies think they need developers, when they only need technology, and a lot other think than just adding more
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by sdepablos 5y ago
We humans reject the concept of exponential growth, specially when it can kill our way of life, and in that sense developers don't realize that 80% of our work could be automatize in the next few years. I've been in the industry f
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by sdepablos 5y ago
The thing is that you can host the server container also in AWS https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/deploy-server-side-googl... or Azure https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/server-side-tagging-azur
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Why we need oil to build batteries(twitter.com)
3 points by sdepablos 5y ago|0 comments
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How a British oil refinery is the secret to electrifying the world(news.sky.com)
4 points by sdepablos 5y ago|1 comments
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by sdepablos 5y ago
Myself, and it's has ñ
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by sdepablos 5y ago
How it this different from any DAG-centered orchestration tool like Dagster or Prefect?
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by sdepablos 5y ago
Of course the best option is doing BOTH things: indexing the context automatically via a modern personal search engine that accepts all kind of media and does vector / full text and relation indexing, plus the information wroten by t
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by sdepablos 6y ago
When submitting this story I was actually expecting HN to show me the original post, not accepting it as a new story :/
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I Almost Got Fired for Choosing React in Our Enterprise App(betterprogramming.pub)
22 points by sdepablos 6y ago|7 comments
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Pure SaaS. Check their pricing [1], as is row based and depending on how much data you need to move it can easily go out of budget ;) [1] https://www.stitchdata.com/pricing/
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by sdepablos 6y ago
I saw this project a few months ago and I'm really surprised how fast they've been adding new connectors [1]. I was initially a little doubtful about them implementing their own protocol [2] instead of using Singer [3], already OO
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Sounds kind of strange not having incremental replication, it would make no sense for an ETL tool. In fact the documentation for PostgreSQL [1] is somehow contradictory at it both states "Incremental sync (copying only the data that ha
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Thanks a lot rhamzeh!
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Don't you find Flatpacks and snaps a little slower? The overreliance of Ubuntu 20.04 on snaps was my reason to finally ditch it for something else
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Oh, didn't know about it. Thanks!
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by sdepablos 6y ago
I'd say they're two really different products, so even if FB popularity is falling dow, that does not mean that WhatsApp would follow. In fact I'm pretty sure that thanks to services like money sending WhatsApp is poised to g
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Unfortunately I'm from Spain where WhatsApp penetration is around 90%, vs a ~65% in UK, so I still know plenty of people, specially family, without a Telegram account (I'd say almost no one over 50 has an account)
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Sometimes I think HN people were born out of thin air and don't have families. That or mine is special, because if I said to them to change from WhatsApp to whatever in the basis of privacy concerns they'd say that: 1. FB already
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Not so much with ultra-high-voltage lines. China has been doing it for years because of the really long distances between electricity production and consumption. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-high-voltage_electr
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Same happens with Cervantes. A funny thing is that the more languages I learn, the more vocabulary I recognize in a given language. In most cases obscure words from one language are pretty common in another.
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by sdepablos 6y ago
Agree with both, but in the case of Le Guin I clearly prefer the Hainish Cycle, with classics as The Left Hand of Darkness, The Disposesed or The Word for World is Forest

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