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javierga
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Comment #31730360
I would probably not leave the buffet in order to maintain my high… thankfully in small tech I’ve only been offered access to water and coffee.
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Comment #31730300
I guess it is fitting to mention the famous Wandsworth Constant (first 30% of the video can be skipped). In seriousness, having had some exposure to the Langlands program (through …
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Comment #31729669
Yes, this happens to me too. I can get maybe a maximum 15-20 minutes of increased cognitive performance after ingestion. Once that is over I become lethargic and afterwards a bit i…
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Comment #29756454
That’s going to take a while to process for me. Have tried to be an active user since 2014 and whenever I have something of value, it’s already been expressed better by someone els…
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Comment #28789360
Clicked before reading title, pressed button like mad. I originally thought it was one of those Elon Musk random child name generators.
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Comment #27222816
As a non-native English speaker, Farnsworth as a last name sounds very fancy.
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Comment #26017862
It’s a funny title. Both bonds and sports can be the verb. I’m assuming most people read the verb as Sports vs Bonds: - Why Losing _Bonds_ Sports Fans: why when your team loses you…
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Comment #21401927
Amendments and changes to the Spanish constitution require a qualified parliamentary majority.
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Comment #21398370
Regarding the UK, they might be the only democracy with that prerogative since they don’t have a codified constitution beyond the Magna Carta* * Please don’t quote me on this since…
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Comment #21138852
I googled this because if your comment and found out about the sovereignty issues. I had never heard about this conflict in my life. I guess if I was to ask the average Brit about …
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Comment #20584117
This reminds me of Venezuelan’s use of `vaina` (literally a husk), an all-purpose catch word that I’ve seen used to supplant other words/concepts that you don’t have at the tip of …
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Comment #19655850
I’ve tried going over the article and cannot find any mention to any right-wing party intentionally reducing the amount of trains. I should disclose that Spanish is my mother tongu…
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Comment #17203571
I love that Primitive Technology is enjoyed by the non-Youtube crowd.
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Comment #13541510
I started with Dvorak in 2008. I went full tilt and printed and cut out a keyboard template and glued it on my brand new macbook. The keyboard remained sticky for the remainder of …
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Comment #12817849
I had to change my layout to dvorak to learn to touch-type. Also, not mandatory in Spain and most of E.U.
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Comment #11053156
Second Azeem’s EV. And if you happen to live in London you should check the periodical Exponential Dinners he organises
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Comment #8766934
But at least it's sexier than making ad campaigns and decorating
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Comment #7850897
Love it, reminds me of the Dropr design when paying with credit cards. I guess it's not for every webpage, but it's a playful payment design
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Comment #7318101
Again, if there's enough to go around, I'd love to have one. I'm javiergomezacebo[at]gmail. Thanks in advance!!
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Comment #7169763
We crossed Mauritania when Aziz was running for presidency (the guy who overthrew the democratically elected government) and never even heard of the notion. Amazing article. Thanks…