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by 2rsf 4y ago
You shouldn't stop flow to unused rooms, maybe limit or reduce but not stop. You don't want too high/low humidity or temperatures in one room.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
That's relevant to everything in a business and why limited liabilities were invented. If you are guaranteeing something personally then you are the one the needs to pay them at the end
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by 2rsf 4y ago
High taxes, immigration and integration and rising crime rates are just a few. Immigrants tend to complain about the unfriendly natives, the darkness and the slowness of the government.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> low risk, high reward I know about a few somewhat lower risk and somewhat higher reward options, but nothing which is significantly more or am I missing it?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Will this help? a keyboard that randomize the order of the digits everytime it is used https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/bsx4ww/t...
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I got it and skimmed through it, I can't answer your question but can definitely recommend the book
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Leadership is something you are, you can learn tricks to improve it and train yourself to be better but at the end of the day not everybody is born a leader. Being senior is also about breadth and not just depth, and this is something else
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I agree, this is strange. Maybe some things are not being told?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Dickpics?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I moved to Sweden years ago and I can only recommend, especially if you have kids. Yes, this is not heaven and we are having problems but overall this is a really safe and people friendly place.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
But how short will the code be? For those missing the reference: https://www.vice.com/en/article/5d3w9z/did-hans-neimann-chea...
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by 2rsf 4y ago
True, but it is somewhat more complicated than that, the process in general is linear but you want to keep your workers occupied and not waiting for something, especially the specialist- drywalls can be built, the electrician can start work
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> Singlespeed bicycle as in fixed-gear, a drivetrain with no freewheel mechanism?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> Hebrew words for the week came from Akkadian The days in Hebrew are simply numbered, First day, Second day etc. except for Shabbat
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by 2rsf 4y ago
In a lot of aspects the limiting factor of using mobiles as workstations is the software and OS, you can add a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse then cast it to a screen but all you will get is a bigger phone and not a workstation. Mobile CPUs a
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> It isn't because Microsoft lacks good programmers. Definitely wrong, I have worked there with a few of the best developers and designers, the problem is not with the development side > My guess would be that someone believes th
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Assuming we all agree that kids need education and to learn necessary skills what do you suggest? Here in Sweden the school system is not perfect but it does offer a "slow start" for young kids, kindergarten class at the school bu
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Something else to think about, from experience of a friend- if you are employed then the French vacation days, sick leave, notice period and other benefits will seem weird to problematic. If you are a contractor then you will "only&quo
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Many electric vehicle can do 1 pedal drive, but what is the gain? I once calculated for my Polestar that it can save something like 1 meter of braking distance or less from 100km/h, so not super impressive.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> it's quite grim to live in Western Europe on regular dev salary No it's not. We still earn above average and (very) generally life in Europe are not grim.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I don't want to pen THIS discussion again, but... the difference is not that big especially if you calculate risk and family in. I live in Sweden with our "known" high taxes and as far as I can tell from conversations with fr
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by 2rsf 4y ago
The site itself is interesting as well, Seiko has a fascinating history
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by 2rsf 4y ago
A better, cheaper and much more limited service. For many people and businesses, most of the time this is indeed enough but this legacy is being used and needed. As others have mentioned legacy banks here in Scandinavia are slowly catching
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I really doubt this is the problem, many banks offer open APIs and still handle fraud successfully. You can always rate limit the number of transactions and not allow the same user to log in/send APIs from two different locations too f
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I am not sure where are you located but the EU is actively pursuing and pushing for enabling banking APIs, the Swedish bank I work for has an open API all well documented even with a test environment.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I am not sure that banks can "unilaterally ban you and steal your money", they are regulated and work under the laws of the hosting country. If anything banks can add a level of security and safety for example by adding insurance
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Why are maps part of the OS? don't they get upgrades as an app?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
It really differs between companies, and sometimes even teams within one company. If anything a senior engineer will complete tasks better rather than faster by having a wider and deeper understanding of the system.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Adding to the other great answers- a multitool, a bigger one if you can allow it for example when travelling by car, a small one or even knife-less like the Leatherman PS if you fly. My tiny Victorinox Classic saved so many times- cut nails
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Cash is regional, in Sweden for example it will not take you long.

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