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5y ago
Nope, we have a much higher capital gains tax (and a progressive income tax) with a much smaller exemption, at least in Scandinavia.
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6y ago
I really doubt FIRE is popular enough for them to matter in practice. I suspect very few can stand pinching pennies for the 10-25 years it takes to save up the capital.
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6y ago
Most people nowadays carry very little (if any) cash. However, I really doubt it would be a problem to find someone to buy food for you if you give them cash.
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6y ago
You don't need to be a Swede to get bankid, but you do need a national registration number which you can apply for if you intend to live in Sweden for something like a year or more. In other words, if you live in Sweden you'll lik
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6y ago
Life years gained is the measure you're talking about, and that's definitely a good measure to take into consideration.
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6y ago
Seems unlikely, if that was the case then wouldn't you expect such things to be much more common in largely secular countries than the US?
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7y ago
No developer metrics are great, especially not if devs are incentivized to game them. However, I wouldn't be surprised at all if there's a correlation between good developers and those metrics.
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7y ago
I assume you've never conducted interviews, am I correct? There are so many "developers" out there that simply can't code, regardless of what their CV or education says. 15 years experience with Java development as a sen
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7y ago
The problem with talking about previous projects is that it can be hard to tell whether the candidate was an important contributor to the project or just a subpar developer making the changes (s)he's told to do by more knowledgeable te
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7y ago
Presumably the same thing that happens in most normal robberies; the robber gets the item but gets reported to the police. Presumably the delivery robots have cameras, making it easier to identify the criminal.
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7y ago
I'd say within 10% fulfills (if barely) "about X".
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7y ago
Usually known as "time in the market beats timing the market."
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7y ago
Is that supposed to be a joke? DotA doesn't rely on reflexes nearly enough for that to matter.
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7y ago
>We prohibit targeting individuals with repeated slurs, tropes or other content that intends to dehumanize, degrade or reinforce negative or harmful stereotypes about a protected category. This includes targeted misgendering or deadnamin
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7y ago
12% sugar isn't that bad given that you don't use much. Messmör, on the other hand, is something that should be avoided.
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7y ago
In many of those it's just used as an amplifier. If you can remove the "fuck" and the sentence still makes sense, then it's not really doing anything.
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7y ago
>The family spoke Russian, English, and French in their household, and Nabokov was trilingual from an early age. He related that the first English book his mother read to him was Misunderstood (1869) by Florence Montgomery. In fact, much
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7y ago
The award is only open for kids aged 13 to 18, so it's hardly surprising.
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7y ago
I suppose you just wanted to complain, but in case you're serious: interviews and code reviews fulfill entirely different purposes. Choosing the right data structure may or may not be over-engineering, it depends on the application. Go
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7y ago
Which other countries are you talking about? European countries are, afaik, required to show a comparison price. I'm more surprised there are developed countries that do not require it.
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7y ago
Doubt it's any different than membership cards.
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7y ago
The previous definition was 400 means the server can't understand the request. Current one is >The 400 (Bad Request) status code indicates that the server cannot or will not process the request due to something that is perceived to
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7y ago
That seems correct. From an article on the subject: >Recital 26 of the GDPR defines anonymized data as “data rendered anonymous in such a way that the data subject is not or no longer identifiable.” Although circular, this definition emp
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7y ago
His point is that Google isn't a monopoly from the user side. What if Google started offering the ability for websites to pay to increase their pagerank?
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7y ago
As a Swede I have little issue understanding Norwegian, but I would absolutely not claim I speak it. Yes, the languages are similar enough that we can understand each other, but no Scandinavian will be able to speak another Scandinavian lan
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7y ago
I'm not sure if I'm misreading something, but are you claiming that higher IQ does not correlate with higher income? You'll have to source that claim, if that's what you're claiming.
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7y ago
Too much effort required to maintain, interview would takr too long and good candidates may turn it down because they don't want to work for free.
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8y ago
Are you being intentionally racist by comparing black people with bikers?
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8y ago
I can't say I've seen people talk about their net salary in Europe, but we do typically galk about monthly salary. (Even if they did say net salary, paying an effective income tax of 50% would be quite exceptional; I would need to
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8y ago
Depends a bit on what you're looking at. Here's a graph of the approved residencies for asylum seekers : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQwHObtLmiVV... It shows a clear decline in r
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