torcete

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by torcete 14d ago
I immidiately thought of ggplot's geom_jitter.
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by torcete 1mo ago
I reckon that the best way to stop spam calls (and messages) is to start charging for them again. No more flat rates. The scheme that I have in mind is to charge a small amount to the caller and give it to the recipient. I reckon that the b
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by torcete 2mo ago
And even before that, during Roman times, it was called Mauritania Hispania and it was considered part of Hispania. We are talking about millennia of history here backing up that Ceuta is part of Spain.
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by torcete 2mo ago
It is not. It's an integral part of Spain, and their citizens have exactly the same rights than the rest of us. They also have representation at the parliament. Ceuta has been part of Spain before Morocco existed, there's no claim
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BIP-110: Protecting Bitcoin's Purpose(bip110.org)
2 points by torcete 2mo ago|1 comments
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by torcete 2mo ago
Temporarily limit the size of data fields at the consensus level, in order to correct distorted incentives caused by standardizing support for arbitrary data, and to refocus priorities on improving Bitcoin as money.
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by torcete 4mo ago
Again, assuming separation of powers: In a democracy, ministries are part of the executive branch. Their role is to follow and implement the law, not to judge violations. If a law is violated, then a judge, and not a ministry, should be the
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by torcete 4mo ago
> Spain's Consumer Rights Ministry temporarily banned so-called prediction markets Polymarket and Kalshi [..] Why a ministry has the authority to do so? What I don't like about my country, and the whole UE, is the lack of democ
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by torcete 4mo ago
What I didn't get from the video is that there's a differential, but it is not connected to the wheels. Is there a second differential that connects MG1 to the wheels?
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by torcete 5mo ago
"Alzheimer’s disease is a condition of the elderly, and they’re on their way out anyway." That's a such a protestant way of thinking. It contrasts very much with the catholic culture of southern Europe. I am not saying that i
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by torcete 5mo ago
I wonder what the z8000 and vax commands do. I can imagine the first is related to the 16bit Zilog processor and the second to the vax OS, but no idea how to use them or what are they for.
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by torcete 5mo ago
So Cursor to the moon?
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by torcete 5mo ago
"Repeaters are included every 40-80 km to keep the signal strong." Does it mean that there's a ton of repeaters under the sea? Where do they get the power from?
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by torcete 5mo ago
I always found interesting that you can bet on Polymarket whether Jesus Christ will come back before 2027 or not. At the moment, you can bet $96.20 to win $100 that he won't.
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by torcete 5mo ago
That goes for me?
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by torcete 5mo ago
They have released the draft for IPv8 two days ago: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-thain-ipv8-00.html Does it mean we better put our chips on IPv8?
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by torcete 6mo ago
Well, the doctor, the drugs and everything else needed for the procedure is covered by the health system. I would argue that is indeed helping to end one's live.
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by torcete 6mo ago
It was assisted suicide. Meaning the government helps you to commit suicide.
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by torcete 6mo ago
Sometimes I wonder what Operating Systems do nowadays that they didn't do 15 years ago that requires so many resources.
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by torcete 6mo ago
I can't wait for version 1.0.0.0.0.0.0.1
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by torcete 6mo ago
People are so rude with their phones that I fear that starlink becomes popular in all flights.
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by torcete 7mo ago
We used to use computing power to search for ET signals, now we mine bitcoins.
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by torcete 7mo ago
I thought I was the only one that remembers that band!
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by torcete 7mo ago
However, they still allow food to be destroyed.
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by torcete 8mo ago
I would add that the issue with Omega-3, is the imbalance between Omega-3 and Omega-6. It turns out that many of the food products have been manufactured with Omega-6 rich oils and that is causing some issues. One can ingest Omega-3 supplem
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by torcete 8mo ago
I didn't know about polars, and I can see that they also have a library for R. However, in R, they have a fiercer competition. I wonder how it compares to tidyverse, which is the stablished data analysis library.
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by torcete 8mo ago
Reminds me of the theremin. Turning an interference into something useful (or beautiful)
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by torcete 8mo ago
I thought the article was about finding a job when you reach a certain age, which is my problem.
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by torcete 8mo ago
The way I do it is to have two different first level domains. Let's say: - w for the wireguard network. - h for the home network. Nothing fancy, just populate the /etc/hosts on every machine with these names. Now, it's u
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by torcete 8mo ago
In reference to this. I just want to tell the case of sugar alcohols and my partner. She used to suffer random intestinal bloating and it tooks us a while to discover the reason. We were aware of the problems associated with carbs and sugar

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