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by IMTDb 5y ago
A tax on the US citizen. In Europe, those fees are capped.
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> People who are not making enough money to make ends meet [...] don't need to get paid faster. They need to get paid more. Or they need to pay less . If the cost of being poor represents a significant fraction of the total spendin
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by IMTDb 5y ago
It's the old adage "you can go faster alone but you go further together" We hear about how people are now working much faster due to remote. Which is not surprising. But it's not really clear if that will yield to th
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by IMTDb 5y ago
First paragraph of the article: > In a previous blog post, we discussed how GitHub was using a new mode of git repack to implement our repository maintenance jobs. In Git 2.32, many of those patches were released in the open-source Git p
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Thank you for that. As explained earlier, the money is current not in real estate but in diverse stocks/bond (think ETF). I am quite risk adverse and a bit naturally anxious, so I did consider real estate as a solution, but that might
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by IMTDb 5y ago
I have several hundreds thousands of disposable money. Good quality appartement in a nice city looks like a very solid investment choice: - I get to buy a touchable, physical, valuable assets. If something happens to me, I can use that asse
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Is it fine ? As a user, I consider that it's OK for websites to track my activity. This is true for every single website in the world. Is there any way for me to indicate that preference anywhere in the current framework ? The complain
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Absolutely: your views regarding the policies governing the future of coal plants are political. You are entitled to hold those views based on your past experience. You are entitled to voice your opinion and vote accordingly. You are not
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by IMTDb 5y ago
So basically: disregard the law, perform potentially dangerous actions and justify those by invoking "the greater good" because of course your political view are obviously aligned with everyone else best interest. I do believe
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by IMTDb 5y ago
You do understand that everyone is forced to endure the consequences of people gambling or speculate with cryptocurrencies, right? See: Nvidia ship shortage, Bitcoin CO2 emissions, tons of ASICS destruction because miners are literally stea
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by IMTDb 5y ago
FYI, GDP per capita of belgium is higher than UK (and than France), do not make the mistake of considering it "close to eastern european countries" [1]. Belgium COVID death rate is also higher than the UK. Overall, the total death
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> Double the rate of similar eu countries ? According to [1], the UK is on the average. Right between France and Belgium, the two closest countries, that's what I call comparable. > If you look at this[1] chart, I think it shows
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by IMTDb 5y ago
The global strategy is : "We are going to minimize the anti-covid measures as much as possible, as long as there are still hospitals bed available to treat patients. If that means people get infected, so be it, as long as we can treat
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> You say they are inaccurate? Oh how so? All of them? By how much? Hundreds of models have been published, I can't refute them one by one. I can however make this claim : You are will not find a model that predicts COVID-19 with th
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> the governments constant shifting attempt to move past the current mistake/scandal It's only the case because you see roll backs of previous relaxation as a sign those were "mistakes" proving that those were "s
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by IMTDb 5y ago
There is not chance to eradicate COVID any time soon. Or maybe ever. It's been pretty clear for 12+ month now that society will have to learn to live with covid, including a certain amount of COVID related death. The lockdowns and meas
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by IMTDb 5y ago
What this clock does not compute, is how much money you leave on the table by reducing your meeting count/time and have your engineers/workers dive straight into the problem without talking enough to each other or with the stakeho
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by IMTDb 5y ago
What would be the name of the position/profile of someone in charge of building the data warehousing architecture/ETL pipelines? I my view, they need make sure the warehouse model is a correct representation of the business and th
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by IMTDb 5y ago
The problem that I see with your approach is that you are heavily biasing the collected samples towards "successful" flows. If you have two funnels A and B and users using path A convert slightly more than users using path B, bu
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by IMTDb 5y ago
It's called "Copilot" for a reason: you are still in the driver seat, and the tool is just there to give you better hints and direction. I would agree with you if it was called "GitHub Self-Coding" where you are the
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Maybe that's because the author is not a native english speaker ?
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> Solve the easy 80% of the problem. The issue is that the current players are unable to solve that part properly. In my country, it was impossible to book a cab with an app before uber came. Yesterday, I tried knowing if my insurance co
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Intuit is not "big tech". It's not even "tech". If computers and internet were not a thing, Intuit would work mostly the same way - their business is scraping money between citizen and the sate, and lobbying politic
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by IMTDb 5y ago
It's weird as fuck to me that legalization is even considered because one of the (or just the?) largest negative effects of people doing illegal drugs is the added legal consequences on them and our inability to help them because they
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by IMTDb 5y ago
What if a human copies GPLv2 code?
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> banks are CLOSED 77% of the time! Need to send a wire? 3/4 times bank will be closed Wait, what ? I have never, ever been unable to pay (aka: send money) regardless of the day/time. Wanna order that sweet RTX 3080 on amazon a
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Or even dead at 41
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by IMTDb 5y ago
You might argue that a non-profit organisation that describes itself as "[...] an unstoppable community of people in Wales who won't give up [...]" (See: https://www.mind.org.uk/about-us/mind-cymru/
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by IMTDb 5y ago
> I would absolutely not feel trusted if after working remotely for so long they say they “need” me to be in the office The problem is that the "I don't feel trusted" might be hiding the actual true underlying issue. What
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by IMTDb 5y ago
Can we stop linking the remote vs onsite decision and the amount of meeting vs quiet time with "trust". All these issues are separate and - in my experience - very rarely tied together. You can be a remote first, no meeting compan

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