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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Honest question, are you asking as someone who has experienced living in Denmark or a similar country? It is indeed a good place to live for the median person. But if you're a high achiever, it's a fact of life that the opportunit
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
No, there's just no cycling infrastructure. I was doing it on a roadbike and could comfortably average 27km which got me there 3h. Driving was about 1.2h. In the summer, I would start pedalling at 5am and get to a local cafe at 8. The
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
When I lived in Denmark I was riding 2x 5km to and from work. I then needed to start going somewhere ~80km away, and I was able to do it without special preparation. After a couple of times I was able to do it both ways in a day. Now I live
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
No objection, but please live far away from the city so that useful land close to urban centers can be properly utilized. Or at least pay a land value tax proportionate to the current value of the land assuming it were properly utilized. We
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Brushing over individual experience with aggregate statistics. How utilitarian. Much of the article is about the author's experience of being lifted out of her family's social level, only to find herself not belonging to any class
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Assuming roughly comparable density to earth, the surface gravity would only be 2g
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Robotaxis are likely already safer for cyclists. The interesting part will be when parked cars start being removed as people give up car ownership. That will introduce much more space for interesting options like pedestrian streets and bike
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
This is valid when digging for patterns in historical data, but the chances that future data would randomly correlate for this specific pair are low.
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
I think that's a good question since pointing to references is a powerful way to make an argument. Although not legally binding, the UDHR contains this: "Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and w
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Ironically it isn't budgeted in, almost all road infrastructure is underfunded and falling apart. Not to mention the externalized cost to the environment. The worst part is that poor people pay more land tax per area than rich people,
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Those magnets can be deadly to children of swallowed: https://health.ucdavis.edu/news/headlines/little-magnets-are...
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Something I learned from an Irish friend is that the (real) Irish pubs function as a global support network. If you need a job, for example, you can find the local pub and chances are someone can help you out.
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
It sure sucks paying taxes and not getting separated and protected cycling lanes.
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
With FSD one of the first things I noticed was that the car would randomly hug one side of the lane and then I'd notice the car had moved over for motorcycle lane-splitting (which I'm entirely okay with). I'm a car hater who
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
Chill out, realize that if you hold to a higher standard, then everyone else will have to adhere as well. If someone is asking for changes, that implicitly means they're willing to review those changes as well. If it's good feedba
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
I pay $200 a month to be a member of a fitness cult. I hate the idea that it works for me, but it does. It's okay to find something that works for you and not overcomplicate it, even if it's a cult token in the form of an overpric
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by 0xfaded 3y ago
It's about one Australian Rules Football ground
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
Had that happen in Stockholm. The train stopped, my phone said I was in Stockholm, I panicked and jumped out. Was 4am.
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
Total (not anecdotal individual's) productity: WFH does ??? I agree that WFH is positive in all the ways you mentioned. If all companies really believed it improved overall productivity we'd be there already.
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
No, that could risk public money benefitting a private party. Feel free to form a multinational consortium and submit a grant application to one of our distribution partners under the Horizon program though. Now, how do you plan to create j
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
To be fair it's only useless 50% of the time
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
Cash strapped 30 year olds are most likely to engage when engagement means no longer being cash strapped. To resolve that, the 60yo+ generation now controlling 80% of the wealth will need to part with that wealth to incentivize the followin
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
I also wouldn't mind if these potential dwelling spaces were priced on the open market rather than pegged to whatever imaginary number is needed to keep pension funds above water.
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
I already have a second hand iphone for iMessage. Having a "sanctioned" device for baking apps and a device I control for everything else seems like the best hope for compromise these days.
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
I'm selfishly hoping so as well. I still occasionally use elinks to browse the web from a machine I'm SSH'd into.
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
To play devil's advocate, Should residents of states where the linked job posting is non-conformant assume that the job posting is not targeted at them, otherwise the job poster would have complied? After all, the job listing said noth
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
wheres the line between a job board and an aggregator? As far as I can tell this just links through to the actual job postings, which may or may not be compliant. It will be an interesting transition period. I remember job ads telling Color
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
You're taking it out on a guy who graduated in 2013, managed to found a company in Europe! and have it survive long enough to make it to SF, and created ~100 jobs in the process?!?! This behavior should be celebrated, and so should the
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
If you had said energy generation capacity right now, you would sell the energy instead of growing lettuce.
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by 0xfaded 4y ago
The name of the program for free university and stipend? It's not a program, it's that under EU law citizens and EU nationals cannot be treated differently. In Denmark university is free, and everyone is entitled to a stipend whil

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