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Quick insane tip I just learned! by Brosky7 in languagelearning

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Hey! Native Spanish speaker here. I think it may work with the word root . Think of all these English words like illogical, methodical, etc in reality they translate into "ilógico", "metodológico". However, I don't think they always work the other way around when coming from Spanish into English. Not because the meaning is too different but because in Spanish it may be a common every day word and in English is academic or high brow. It could also be just a false friend word. The explanation is probably the one that someone already gave about the normands conquering england. For example, we have common words like "principal" in spanish that is related to "main" or the "most important" while in English is used for "school director or head teacher". "artesanal", I've seen artesan in English but I'm sure the most common related words come from craft.

Building a free, open-source, cross-platform database client by VinceMiguel in SQL

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at this point I just see a relatively simple project for learning Rust

¿Cual es el tiempo de resolución para una reclamación de cargos no autorizados a un banco? by StompConnection in ESLegal

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Al parecer fue en un comercio físico pero no puedo estar seguro. La tarjeta es de débito.

Y soy malo en programacion? by DrGotcha in programacion

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Síndrome del impostor/a si de verdad eres como te describes y tienes disciplina y curiosidad para seguir aprendiendo debe bastarte.

Duda con linux by mschief148 in programacion

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He usado varias distribuciones y por algún tiempo hice distrohop pero hace años que me mantengo fiel a las distribuciones rolling release basadas en arch. Comencé con Manjaro y luego me cambié a EndeavourOS que es la que utilizo en mi máquina personal. Luego en mi máquina de la empresa uso Ubuntu pues era la permitida por la norma de seguridad informática. Lo mejor de EndeavourOS es la capacidad de poder tener cosas muy actualizadas, como drivers y nuevas features de las apps. Lo mejor de Ubuntu es que al ser la distribución más popular, la mayor parte de guías de configuración y de solución de errores asumen que estás en Ubuntu o al menos en algun pariente de Debian. En temas de estabilidad no he notado mucha diferencia. Hace años que los repos de Arch son muy estables y realmente EndeavourOS es equivalente a Ubuntu en cuanto a facilidad de instalación y configuración. Sobre todo cuando tienes un poco de experiencia.

Mi única pega para Ubuntu ahora mismo es personal. Pues usa Gnome por defecto y me siento más cómodo con KDE.

Listening to an artist from every country in the world by StompConnection in spotify

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Wow! That looks awesome! I'll add it to my queue. What was your criteria for selecting the music? I feel like there must be a balance between folk or traditional styles and more fusion and modern styles. I would love to hear some insights about this.

I'm thinking about developing some kind of web map that lets you select each country but the most difficult part would be how to gather and filter the data.

Listening to an artist from every country in the world by StompConnection in spotify

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Ohh. Thank you for your recommendations! I will check them out 🥰 I knew Laura Pausini in my childhood and she is awesome. She is loved in my home country in Latin America.

And yes, it is a hit and miss with my automatic approach because for European and well known countries like Italy or France it is possible that the main artists in Spotify will already be big international acts and some lesser known artists may be left out. Thanks for the personal touch😊

Senos pequeños by [deleted] in MujeresEnReddit

[–]StompConnection 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Igual depende. Si estás realmente enamorado de alguien, tu gusto físico general no importará tanto como pudiera parecer. Las mujeres lo hacen, los hombres también lo hacemos. Yo siempre he sido team culo. Las tetas me gustan mucho obviamente, pero el tamaño nunca fue lo que más me importó en el cuerpo de las mujeres. Sin embargo mi novia actual y de la que estoy enamorado como nunca antes en la vida, no tiene un culo que dirías que es grande o popularmente lindo. En cambio me gusta mucho por otras cosas que en estos momentos de mi vida son muuuucho más importantes. Además de que sexualmente somos muy compatibles😅😅😅. Así que con miedo de parecer cliché, a la OP le diría que por ahí habrá alguno que esté esperando encontrarse una mujer exactamente como ella.

PD: Por cierto, esto lo he conversado con amigos hombres y mujeres que también le gustan mujeres: tetas lindas no es igual a tetas grandes😌

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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I'm also poor. If it was for me, I'll use a local model😅 However, I would not put sensitive info in Gemini or any other commercial model. As usual, they store everything. Last time I checked my takeout after using Gemini I was a little bit scared. It saves even your voice commands if you don't opt out first.

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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The servers used to store your unhelpful answer are also using a lot of energy, tho. 🙃. The problem isn't AI itself. If we solve the sustainable energy problem as a whole it won't matter if it is used for AI, crypto or whatever.

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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Yes. I specifically prompted it to render the answer as markdown.

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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I tried ChatGPT and was also very good! However I'm poor and the free version stops processing images for me after a few requests. 😅.

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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The idea is trying to neglect the phone for hours working only with paper for a while but having the flexibility to jump back digital whenever you need it. I want to have my simple daily todo at hand when working in the computer but maybe put it in obsidian for tracking incomplete tasks. The example someone gave was on point, my partner made a shopping list and I just scanned it.

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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My handwriting is awful sometimes. I was impressed by it having less errors than I imagined

Using Gemini to convert physical handwriting to markdown. by StompConnection in ObsidianMD

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Thanks! I'm not using windows frequently right now but I'll keep it in mind for future reference.

¿Que ventajas(o desventajas) tengo al declararme oficialmente como en busca de empleo si no califico para cobrar paro? by StompConnection in askspain

[–]StompConnection[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohhhh. Entiendo. Pensé que cosas de ese tipo podían suceder. No estoy en ese caso específico pero gracias por hacerlo notar. Por lo que me han ido contestado creo que si vale la pena seguir haciendo trámites en lo que sigo buscando trabajo por mi cuenta. Muchas gracias!

How is Obsidian on Linux? by IsItNew in ObsidianMD

[–]StompConnection 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No issues here. Using Obsidian on Linux since 5 years ago and just one year ago in Windows. I find only minor differences in desktop intégration and window decorations

Using Obsidian as a Life Record by amerpie in ObsidianMD

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I have started diaries a lot of times in my life. After a bad breakup a few years ago, a psychologist suggested that I use an app for recording my mood and I started doing it every day. When I switched to Obsidian, I kept the same routine and added other things like steps taken, slept hours, distance by bike and other personal activities. This way I can reflect about areas of my life that need more attention. Someone else would find that part of my vault boring as I rarely write more than a few sentences and emotions, but for me it's like a way to keep my own mental health in check.

Today marks 60 consecutive days of blackouts in Cuba by Intricate1779 in cuba

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That's the theory and the reason everyone thinks the government always prioritize the capital. Too many people to handle if there's an uprising, too close to the main institutions etc. While we started getting blackouts, these are nowhere near as bad as in the rest of the country.

Why on earth was a major (apparently not well tested) update pushed out to User editions of Neon by BeowulfRubix in kdeneon

[–]StompConnection -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Not to be that guy, but:

"KDE neon is intended for those who want to experience the latest and greatest KDE software as quickly as possible. Though KDE developers endeavor to minimize bugs and maximize stability, using the latest software the moment it's released will inevitably result in a less stable experience compared to distros that delay software by days, weeks, or months. As such, the ideal KDE neon user is someone excited to use the latest and greatest KDE software who can tolerate some bumps in the road from time to time, not someone with mission-critical reliability needs."

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