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by 2rsf 4y ago
I can confirm, without knowing the name I bought one of their sets and it was the first time I enjoyed using screwdrivers without cursing
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by 2rsf 4y ago
That's easy in Sweden, I simply ask "do you have Fiber at the house" and the answer is mostly yes
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by 2rsf 4y ago
How do you even measure "contribute equally to household duties"? once you open a door to inequality in a marriage it's a slippery slope, next the higher earner can rent a cleaning help for their half of the work letting the
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Well, there are very few EVs (or plans for such) with two gears https://insideevs.com/news/511495/two-speed-ev-gearbox-inmot... and https://insideevs.com/features/436049/rimac-two-speed-g
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by 2rsf 4y ago
It is not just the mass, the design is critical as well. Check pedestrian impact tests, on regular cars pedestrians can roll over while with tall cars or SUVs they are simply splashed against it.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Yes, this is a basic right. BUT, and I am quoting others here since I still don't have a strong opinion for or against it, in cases of "extreme and imminent danger" (whatever it is) actions can be taken without a trial with
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by 2rsf 4y ago
The second article doesn't mention no heating at all, from the little I know some heating is necessary. > Each of the Växjö highrises also has a ventilator in the attic that transports the human-generated heat back into the apartmen
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I worked less on automotive software at a Swedish vehicle manufacturer, most of the work was done in office environments and tested on emulators and simulators but it was definitely not rare to sit for days in a vehicle and tweak the softwa
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Where? this wouldn't work here in Sweden for example, but around the Mediterranean it is somewhat doable in some areas.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
It actually does work on my Polestar even when music is played, it pause the music while listening. Polestar uses Google voice recognition which is great, but still I hate using it except for rare cases at it is slow and prone to misunderst
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Polestar, and probably new cars from the sister Volvo,have a really good Android Auto based (not the screen cast Android Automotive) navigation screen using Google Maps for navigation. On electric cars it uses information from the car to bu
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by 2rsf 4y ago
If I understand you correctly this is called "Night Mode" or something similar on many TVs, phones and other audio devices
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I use it to convert ebook formats and remove DRM when needed, it does that efficiently and easily, I am not aware of any serious competitors.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Cool! I had one of those hanged in the lab
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I never had this problem before and I switched positions in the same company more than once, in different companies. I think the companies I worked for fell under one, or both, two categories- big companies or good engineering culture. If a
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by 2rsf 4y ago
When I worked at Qualcomm this is exactly what we used to do, if I rememeber correctly even parts of the USB driver used to run on one.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
There are some ideas about storing energy in lower consumption periods like Pumped-storage hydroelectricity [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumped-storage_hydroelectricit...
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by 2rsf 4y ago
You are somewhat contradicting yourself- why do you need deep domain knowledge if you let your employees get shit done?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
It's not just the lack of evidence, the air around your wife is saturated with electromagnetic radiation at different wavelengths and powers, so unless you live far away from civilization or in a sheltered room or bunker than it is pro
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by 2rsf 4y ago
As a Swede I don't get the pissing analogy
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by 2rsf 4y ago
For Jewish relatives you can try Yad Vashem (The World Holocaust Remembrance Center [1]) archives and witness pages. [1] https://www.yadvashem.org/
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by 2rsf 4y ago
In some places here in Sweden and in Israel shops sell good bread and have a slicing machine [1] available free of charge, of course the bread will dry out faster sliced but if you consume it the same day it's is not a bad compromise [
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by 2rsf 4y ago
50g is totally doable and not too hard if my memory serves me right, but like others have mentioned it's about how your body reacts to those 50g and not the amount itself
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Testers. There are discussions about testing, quality and related tools but not enough professional testers to give proper reference.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
but that won't save you from anything- you will get sued or dragged to debt collection
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by 2rsf 4y ago
1.7 billion unbanked people for what reason? a software engineer in Sweden is not the same as a farmer in Bangladesh or a goldsmith in Syria. Crypto is also great as long as it is great...
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> because I hadn't written a letter starting my intention not to renew by 90 days of the time of an automatic roll over. No, it's because you signed a contract (scammy or not) and didn't follow its terms. You wouldn't
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> you can revert such "charge" transactions ("incasso") up to 13 months after they happen. You probably need a reason to revert them?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> It is taking advantage of people I also don't find crypto very useful but how does it take advantage of people? do companies developing for crypto gain from someone using their services?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
So maybe allow flexibility in the assignment? let the candidate choose between previous work, home assignment or on site?

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