Andaith

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   by Andaith 5y ago

   Super interesting concept, and it looks great. Good work! but for something like this I'm either self hosting it or nothing.
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   I agree, mygov is convenient. BUT it could be MORE convenient. Why do I have to provide all my income/tax details to centrelink? The ATO already has that? Only recently can you register a birth with Medicare through the centrelink
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   Well, it depends. I was actually thinking most places weren't secret votes because while the vote of the general public is a secret, the vote of members of parliament is NOT a secret. I wonder what the pros/cons would be for par
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   As I understand it, they did have a sizeable impact on the end of slavery: From what I remember: They banned slavery in the UK, and later on in all colonies and territories, and applied diplomatic pressure on other nations to also do so. T
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   What are the repercussions of this throughout the financial system? Who are the holders of all that debt? These things are all interconnected, and therefore the people losing out on these loans will probably become insolvent, and then their
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   And now if you scroll down too far on mobile, it does a full screen popup and forces you to log in to continue. Just replace the domain with "nitter.net" any time someone sends you a link to a tweet, and you're good to go.
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   My knowledge is a bit outdated(and if this is wrong, you can skip reading my comment) but as far as I know the Chinese vaccines don't protect against Omicron at all. Meaning it's basically spreading in a 1.4b population with no im
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   I entered 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, and it predicted 1.20, 1.24, 2.24, 4.22, 0.01 so I broke it there, sorry. I also entered 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, and it predicted 55.02, 60.04, 65.07, 70.09, 75.11, which are accurate w
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   by Andaith 5y ago

   I'd use whatever the rest of the team is using. I'm currently one of a few macOS devs in a primarily windows shop because I got involved in supporting a mobile app. Whenever I have to work on our none-mobile codebases I run into
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    According to the article: "Russia and Belarus usually account for nearly a third of India's total potash imports. It would not be feasible to replace them amid a rally in fertilizer prices to a record high, a senior industry offic
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    But a person doesn't have the natural right to take from others and call it theirs. There are legal and illegal ways of earning money, and the possession of said money can be used as evidence of crime. Money Laundering is specifically
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I'm in the process of setting up paperless-ng. https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I'm genuinely curious what you mean by this? Is there some nuance I'm missing here? My take is that he was originally happy with his contract with Spotify, but he now disagrees with how their platform is handling a certain issue,
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    Could you explain or link to the "different reporting standard" between USA and everyone else for infant mortality please?
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    If I write some code and decide to upload it to NPM for others to use under a FOSS license, that's my decision. If I decide to stop hosting my code on NPM, that's my decision too. If an end user downloaded that code when it was ho
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    They haven't mentioned the CovidSafe app since the beginning of 2020. I think when they realised it wouldn't work with iPhones they just stopped talking about it. I uninstalled it around that time, and I've never seen it men
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    We fuckn want to, mate! There's a large move away from fossil fuels for the average person. I see a lot of electric cars, solar panels, and shopping centers have electric charging. There's only so much that can happen when both m
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    Yes. Things like closing borders and instituting quarantine for returning travelers, using high testing numbers, contact tracing, and short lockdowns, to ensure covid-zero. Also, Australia is ridiculously dense. Most of our pop is in capi
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    This. I'm in NSW, and I support the lockdowns. Hell, I'm annoyed that our Govt appears to have given up on Covid-Zero, unlike other states. I do think the NSW govt is hoping that with a high vaccination rate, they can treat delt
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I saw a news article that said modelling suggests cases will plateau in about a fortnight in NSW before trending down as the vaccinations start impacting the spread. We are also vaccinating like mad right now. The vaccination numbers for t
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I thought that most info was suppressed throughout Europe due to WW1, and that's why it was also why it's called the Spanish Flu. They weren't at war so were happy actually putting information on the radio/newspapers whi
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    Hi, Would you mind explaining why Fingerprint is preferable to FaceID?
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I got a little annoyed I couldn't just go hard initially and eradicate the virus like Aus/NZ do whenever theres an outbreak(NSW being a notable outlier but not quibbling). No Matter how strict I was initially, there were still at
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    Just my anecdotal experience but we've had the kiosks in Australia for a while now, and I've seen queues for a kiosk while there was a person waiting at the register with nothing to do... ...and I stood in the queue instead of goi
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I love Sublime Text! I don't know how I'd work out just how much more productive I am because of ST, but it'd be interesting to see. I've written 4 plugins so far. My most used two are: I created a tool to take a tab-se
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I saw a gif of a lady filling up plastic bags, and I was shocked that it was allowed. I'm pretty sure other countries have rules about what containers you can/can't fill up from a petrol station. Is this not a thing in Ameri
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    Why doesn't Berkshire do stock splits to make the stock easier for retail investors to buy?
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I've seen this mentioned before, but what I don't know(and am genuinely asking) is, aren't the transfer fees for bitcoin really high? like, 23 bitcoin? What happens when the transfer fees are orders of magnitude more than t
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    by Andaith 5y ago

    I can answer for Sydney. We had one "major" lockdown, which was still not as strict as most of the worlds lockdowns. Certainly at no point was it stricter than what my parents were experiencing in the UK. Most shops were still o
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    by Andaith 6y ago

    I'm not American, so my perception of this is skewed through whatever media I consume. My understanding is that America doesn't have fantastic worker protections or a high minimum wage, and unionizing would allow workers more lev