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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
I've been using Kagi [0] since a few months and I am extremely surprised how well it works. With DDG it took a few months and then I just added !g everywhere because I never found what I was looking for. With Kagi I almost never do tha
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
I've got my motorbike license but (for private reasons) I never bought a motorbike, so maybe I am making a stupid comment here. However, do experienced motorbikers really use the engine braking to through a turn? I use engine braking i
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
Thank you for your reply! > twinflights is something I could use. Is it possible to select number of stop overs on each direction? e.g. often I like to wander on way out from home. But then on way back I just want to get home ASAP. This
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
https://twinflights.com I love to travel and often times I have to go to somewhere. This search allows me to plan additional stops in between my origin and destination. As an example, if I want to fly from Amsterdam to New York
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
I've been having tinnitus for at least 5 years now, closer to 10. I'm late 20s so my assumption at first was always that it was because of partying, but I realised that I almost never partied without earplugs because I got it alre
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
This has to be the Air, because that one is passively cooled. I also use it and in the hot summer I've got 2 fans. One to cool me down, and one to cool my laptop down. Still love the thing, so small, light and convenient while travelin
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
If I understand correctly, Cuber is meant to fit between "I run a simple Digital Ocean droplet with my code" and "I have people managing my kubernetes cluster and deployments". I am a freelance software developer running
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
Even if we don't I assume they would be healthier and better biodegradable right?
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
What about P2P like a torrent? I think plenty of people would be open to seeding this. (I, personally, would love to see things like this)
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
I have a 13" Macbook Air, try to travel as much as possible. At home I have a single 27" 4k screen. Both at home and remote I work with just one screen so I'm able to keep my workflow exactly the same. Honestly, I think my pr
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Show HN: GPT Prompt Attack(gpa.43z.one)
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by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
Currently watching it and I 100% agree! I also love The Glory, Little Woman, Vincenzo and Itaewon class too.
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
When I say "they are being picked" I mean they are being picked by the company based on their skills. Regardless of immigration. From a cultural standpoint I wouldn't want to open up further, from a purely theoretical standpo
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
We have a lot of expats from India, mostly software engineering. They are being picked based on their skills. Income/background does not have anything to do with this, even more so, I think that using that kind of information is even i
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
I fully agree with you for 100%. Personally, I don't mind the home gesture and although I sometimes get annoyed by weird gestures that I never knew I can deal with it. But, seeing my parents get anxious with their new ipad because th
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
An interesting anecdote, recently I was driving to Switzerland to do my early skiing trip. This is a trip I've done more times then I can count, and it was never an issue. However, this time I drove there during night (normal) but also
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
I used the Marriott app inside the US and what I found is that you have to specifically select the price to include everything. By default it is the rate without all other required items (e.g. tax). Maybe this is the difference?
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
After reading your post halfway I was ready to book a ticket to London just to attend this event and meet other entrepreneurs trying to get feedback on their product. Sadly enough I continued to read that it does not exist anymore. I hope t
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
We are arguing about the definition of extreme sports, but for my travel insurance for skiing and kitesurfing I need the "extreme sports" addon. The point is, "extreme sports" depend on the insurer.
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
If it is cheaper to go by car, that depends on how you compare it. If you travel 1 day a month, the train will almost certainly be cheaper because you don't have to buy the car and pay the taxes. If you travel a lot, a car _might_ be c
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
In The Netherlands we have 2 big mainstream shops for electronics, this is Bol.com and Coolblue.nl. Bol.com started out as a webshop and moved into a marketplace idea (like Amazon does). I know a lot of people that prefer Coolblue over Bol
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
While I like them for obvious reasons, I've heard nothing more then hate on them from people around me. Every person had the same complaint that now the moment your suitcase is even the slightest bit oversized/overweight there is
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
About #2, maybe this is something that is different in Schiphol compared to Heathrow. None of the things you mention here are a problem to me. I always get a picture in one go, my pasport fits easily (even with a cover), it doesn't scr
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
This IRIS entry is the same with Privium in Schiphol (which, as of this time is not accepting people). But, what I don't understand, why the hate on the e passport gates? I really like them at Schiphol. There are usually about 8 of the
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
I flew from AMS to SFO on the 24th of June, I flew back to Schiphol today (12th of juli) and to be honest. It was a breeze. Didn't have to wait for my luggage when picking it up. Dropping it off was a bit of a hassle but all in all it
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
> my work is extremely important to a lot of people, I can make jobs for others, etc. .. my work _is_ my life, and that's way better for lots of people. hard to reconcile/balance, for sure.... I enjoy my work, I love getting st
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
Well.. first of all sadly enough I do not earn $200+/hr. I am in Europe and there rates are around $100/hr. (Either that, or I should turn this post into a looking for work!) That being said, it doesn't change the feeling. I
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by WildGreenLeave 4y ago
The last sentence is really true. I went into contracting/freelancing about 3 years ago and whenever I take time off, I still feel "guilty" because I could be working and make X amount of money extra. I think it is good to ha
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by WildGreenLeave 5y ago
Given the article talks about a company in The Netherlands, and that The Netherlands is the most expensive country to own a car within Europe [0], I truly wonder how far off we are. Not saying that we are (or should be) close, but genuinely
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by WildGreenLeave 5y ago
As far as I know you are allowed to use the individual license commercially [0], it is just that you cannot reimburse it from a company. I wonder where the line is and if you are allowed to use the individual license as a freelancer. [0]:

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